Cute motor inn. Our room with the king size bed was well appointed. Very comfortable.read more

Reviews on this property are misleading. It's borderline funky, old and outdated, property in…read moredisrepair. No views from rooms, virews we had were of the messy parking lot and of the back of the building next door. Yes, it was clean and the check in woman was very pleasant. Nice park to walk to and gorgeous views of the bridge from outside

There is no elevator to the 2nd floor. We had to lug heavy suitcases up the stairs. Late night…read morearrival.

Water pressure very low and toilet was clogged when we arrived and the front desk gave my husband a…read moreplunger to use! Seriously! It is a beautiful place but I think they should have an employee do their plumbing and not a paying guest.

What a difference a better branded motel makes. Clean, comfortable, friendly. I booked this in the…read morecar while traveling in South Dakota. We are on our way home to MN from traveling to Medora, Montana and Yellowstone. The fridge and microwave were clean and no mold. This review gets 4 out of 5 stars for the mildew stains on inner shower curtain in room 205. This needs to be replaced. See photo, it's the little details that matter.

Our family is driving cross country and we made our reservation online. After finally arriving at…read morethe hotel we found out that there's no elevator. After explaining to the clerk that we had a handicapped person in our party, no accommodation was made to provide us with a handicapped room on the first floor. We had to lug all our luggage & belongings up stairs. This is very undesirable. You could at least notate on your hotel's description that you have no elevator.

Rooms are outdated but good size. The room was clean. We did have a toilet issue and called the…read morefront desk and got no response. A family of 4 which that made inconvenient We only needed a plunger and never got it.

Because it was the weekend many of the hotels in the area were booked up. This hotel was over $100…read morefor the night with breakfast included. Take note that if you are on the 2nd floor there is no elevator so you have to drag your bags up the stairs. The hotel rooms are dated but very spacious with a small bathroom. I feel the hotel was overpriced but despite that the hotel was packed.

This place is truly as good as it gets. My Dad and I have been coming here for 7 years, and the…read moreexperience just gets better and better. Never pheasant hunted before? These guys will still be able to hook you up with an awesome hunting experience. Veteran pheasant hunter? Same thing - you'll have an incredible time. They will also take you out walleye fishing - maybe the best-tasting fish on earth. Thunderstik/Rooster Ridge will give you a premium experience, expose you to local culture, and cook you amazing meals as well. Couldn't be a nicer group of folks as well. I am a loyal customer for life. If you come here, I bet you will become one too.

From the owner: We are a luxury pheasant hunting lodge in Chamberlain, SD. We also offer executive retreats,…read moreweddings and lodging. In the summer months we offer walleye fishing packages.

We knew about the reviews from past. every thing said about uneven camp sights were pretty much…read moreright. We were to be in #34, concrete pad, I could not maneuver the tight turn. The lady at the office took the time to move us to what would work. #46 pull thru. we had to lower the nose all the way down on our 5th wheel. But it worked. Cable available *could not get any channel, antenna NO channel. ice is expensive at the RV office. The view was worth the effort. The Bridge Restaurant in the Hotel has great steaks, and salmon dishes. We were told mix review. but a couple of folks from a cattle company stayed in the park, said it's food. It was, 10 ounce sirloin medium well with baked potato and hand crafted brew. Visit the "Alta Lakota museum and cultural center" across the Missouri in Chamberlin. Then close to I-90 @ exit 264 see "DIGNITY of earth &Sky" 50foot Indian maiden. At the visitor center. I would visit again. NOTE: the best level spots are occupied by long term, or summer residents, backed up to the river. There are still good spot, just have to deal with the leveling AND no TV ( Wi-Fi is available)

Awesome staff! Everyone was so nice and helpful! Had a great dinner and breakfast there! They could…read morereplace the ripped booth seats to keep the place looking good! We were there in the off season and didn't use any of the facilities but it looks awesome! The grounds are just beautiful!

Not knowing where to stay in Chamberlain late at night I started to read reviews. I chose this…read moremotel Friday night and was not disappointed. I called ahead while still 30 minutes away. At the motel, we found the manager as nice in person as on the phone. I asked her what her hours were, she smiled and replied 24/7. The room was very clean and updated. We just left an upper end chain hotel several states away. My daughter, who has high standards, said she liked her room at the Bel Aire more.

Check in was a breeze! Super friendly staff in a great location. Rooms were super clean and had a…read morevery rustic feel. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to any travelers!

Rooms were clean and has a lot of space to move around. Bathroom was clean. Everything works.read more

Seeing the building from the road, I was hopeful that this would be a throwback to the times when…read moreHoward Johnson was inexpensive, clean, pleasant, decently appointed and well-maintained. They managed 2 out of 5. They were inexpensive and clean. It is like every hotel in the town got together and decided to suck so they didn't need to do much. The front desk was not staffed when I entered. There were papers all over the front desk including a notice that said there would be a $200 fee for unregistered pets, smoking or vaping. The button to call for help was the find the handset button of a cordless phone base. The front desk attendant never once smiled. She did not seem welcoming. She did immediately ask for ID. When I explained I had a Service Dog, she questioned what the dog did for me, even though,I had specifically requested the mobility accessible room. It is ok that she asked. It just seemed odd given the situation. She then explained it was ok to take the dog out the back door and around the corner or around the other side but not to take her out front. We soon learned that the back door did not lock at all, despite the fact that it clearly was made to. The area described for the dog was actually the area for the parking area for the dumpster, the a fish cleaning station and the highly littered grass area next to the highway. The woman took forever to get us signed in despite (or because of?) the fact that we had already checked in online. It took less time the last time I went to the DMV. When we figured out that the key goes in upside down, we could finally get in to our room. There was plenty of room with the door fully open. The bathroom was incredibly spacious. Having an emergency phone was a good touch. The no entry shower had a hand hold and a sturdy fold down seat. Full marks there!! The sink was just outside the bathroom. The furniture was battered. But then there was not an easily accessible path between the foot of the bed and the TV cabinet. It was 37" and the drawer handle came out 1". There was 37" between the two queen beds as well.

The hotel in general was not horrible. What makes this a one star is the fact that there was no…read morelock on the door of the room. The privacy chain had been taken off and the door lock did not work. We were told there were no other rooms as they were sold out. No action taken to fix door security. It was too late to get a room elsewhere so we propped a chair against the door. Totally unacceptable!

It's cheap for a reason. Smells like cat litter and cigarettes. Hair on the shower walls upon…read morearrival. Fridge shelves full of mysterious goo. Complimentary breakfast is terrible compared to other free breakfast hotels. As long as you just are looking for a bed it's fine but anything more and I would recommend looking elsewhere.

This is not a bad place for an older hotel. Room was clean, no odor, bed seemed sort of…read morelumpy-springy but was actually very comfortable. Staff was friendly. While we didn't get a chance to swim, I did walk around the pool spa area and it is very nice. Indoor pool is not too large, spa and pool seemed clean and there is a shower and sauna plus they had a large stock of pool towels. Hotel was full yet we never heard any noise from guests. Continental breakfast basic: they had a huge container of fresh boiled eggs, you can make a Belgian waffle, toast bread, bagels, or English muffin. No yogurt. It's free with room and you can fill up enough to tide yourself over for awhile. You can walk across the parking lot for a fairly decent grocery store, there is a restaurant- they do serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner (we had packed our own food), and the Last Chance Saloon which has, oh glory of Texas glories, Shiner Bock beer on tap! There is also a gift shop filled with clothing, shoes, books, and tchotchkes. There is a pretty little pond that kids can fish in and will catch one as you can see the fish and fish come swimming up looking for a treat. Looks like perch. Little play area, gazebo with picnic table, and a fish cleaning hut. There were two pairs of Canadian geese which had goslings and they were super cute. My cons and reason for 4 stars: chairs in room were saggy, views they describe on website are not quite there. Missouri River is seen way off in distance across from highway.

Old, room smelled, drain in tub clogged, bed needed to be replaced years ago. If you're hunting…read morepheasant and want to clean them out back, this is the place for you! Breakfast isn't much, toast and mini donuts.