Staff was very friendly and helpful. Hotel is very…read moreconvenient to Wall Drug and the Badlands. Room was very clean and basic. Wonderful way to support a small business.

It was "OK." The…read moregood news: Every employee with whom we were in contact, as well as the owner, was very friendly and helpful. Very. And, the internet worked quite well -- better than one often finds in larger properties. The less than good: This is a property which has had few if any improvements or renovations since it was built -- decades ago. Aged, wrinkled carpet; electrical outlets so worn that plugs literally will fall out of them; really tiny bathroom-really; a through-the-wall HVAC unit sealed by duct tape; no desk; very old and "dated" furnishings. But, looking around, we guessed that the Sunshine Inn is about as good as one can do in Wall SD. Not sure, but that's the way it appeared. Score: 2.5

Stayed in the Conestoga wagon. So cute! Had everything we needed. Comfy bed. Fun experience.read more

We loved this little inn! We spent 3 nights while at Badlands in November. Would recommend to…read moreanyone visiting the Badlands! taff was great! The office is cute coffee shop boutique vibe, they make fresh coffee in there every morning so you don't have to make it in your room. They also have a small popcorn machine that always has popcorn ready for guest. They do close the office early though. Check in & out was super easy. Rooms are very spacious, contain microwave, mini fridge, coffee/teas. Toilet & tub in separate room from vanity which is always much nicer for getting ready. Ample parking by your unit. It's a 2-story building so not many units. There is an outdoor seating area with heaters near the back by the Chuck Wagons that you can rent as rooms. It's literally at the end of the street from Wall Drug & the shopping/restaurants so we walked every night.

Wonderful place to stay! Super friendly, clean and welcoming! So happy for our stay! If you're in…read morethe area, come pay a visit!

Exactly what we were looking for - a cozy revamped motor inn - 50s style. The original family…read morestill operates this motel. We parked right in front of our room. The room was spotless and recently renovated. Kelly and her sister are A+ hosts -funny and welcoming. A very reasonablypriced stay, free coffee/ice and a great location. Adorable motel.

We stayed at this motel while visiting Wall, South Dakota, and overall it was a solid choice for…read morethe price. In our opinion, it's probably one of the nicer motel options in the area. The room was clean and served its purpose, although both the room and especially the bathroom felt dark and somewhat dated. If you're looking for modern accommodations, this may not be the best fit, but it was perfectly adequate for an overnight stay. On the positive side, the motel offered a nice breakfast and a well-maintained pool area, which were both appreciated after a day of traveling and sightseeing. Overall, this is a good value for the price. Just keep your expectations in line with it being a motel rather than a full-service hotel, and you'll likely have a comfortable stay.

We stayed here while visiting the Badlands, and while the hotel itself was clean, comfortable, and…read moreexactly what our family needed, I need to talk about David, who worked the continental breakfast area. David is not a breakfast attendant. David is a hospitality wizard who has somehow chosen to use his powers in Wall, South Dakota. He is a force of nature. A once-in-a-generation talent. A man whose mastery of hospitality borders on the supernatural. Every morning he greeted guests with a smile, kept everything stocked, cleaned, organized, and running smoothly, all while making people feel genuinely welcome. My family looked forward to seeing him each morning. I've stayed in hotels all over the country, and I can confidently say that David may be the single greatest continental breakfast attendant in the history of lodging. If there were a Breakfast Hall of Fame, he would be a first-ballot inductee. If there were a Mount Rushmore of hospitality workers, they would need to carve a fifth face. At one point I watched him refill the pancake station with such efficiency and grace that I briefly wondered if I was witnessing an advanced civilization disguised as a hotel employee. Scientists should study his ability to keep coffee flowing, raspberry-filled donuts available, and traveler morale at peak levels. Economists should measure the positive impact he has on the local tourism industry. Historians will someday ask how a continental breakfast at a roadside hotel became legendary. The answer will be simple: David. In all seriousness, David was incredibly friendly, hardworking, and professional. He made a great hotel stay even better. Give him a raise. Five stars for the hotel. Six stars for David. P.S. - If I ever return to Wall, South Dakota, it will be partly to see the Badlands again, but mostly to verify that David is, in fact, a real person and not a hospitality legend passed down through generations of travelers.

We have stayed at the cabins 5 time and each stay is perfect. Your 8 miles from the Badlands and a…read moremile to DT Wall. Your right off the interstate, but you never hear it. I have stayed in hotels that cost 4 time the rate of the cabins and not been as comfortable and clean. Can't wait for our next stay! Thanks again

We stay at the Frontier Cabins for a couple of nights in Wall S.D. they come with a fridge,…read moremicrowave, and a little coffee maker. If you stay in cabin 33 bring a step stool the bed is Way up in the air. Ice is available both for the room and to buy for coolers in the office. Also the TV is stream ready but bring your codes to use it. A little spendy but you are just outside of the Bad lands

I have never been so irate with a hotel. I was charged for a cancelled reservation and the manager,…read moreAlaura was rude and unprofessional when I called to inquire about a refund. When I first called she answered by her first name, not as Days Inn. I asked if I had the correct phone number and she said yes. I stated that I was charged for a cancelled reservation. She said "tell you what, call back in a half hour". Not a great start. When I called back she didn't take any information or look up anything before saying that if I was charged it was because of the policy. She said that there are no hotels that let you cancel under 48 hours, which is just untrue as most major chains, including Wyndham, allow for cancellations up the check in, particularly under their military member program. The Days Inn booking failed to disclose that cancellations made under 48 hours cannot be cancelled. The military member policy on the Wyndham app is free cancellation up to 24 hours. Wyndham customer service was a chat that disconnected followed by a series of unhelpful and incompetent call center employees. I will never again stay at a Wyndham property.

We were welcomed by a kind staff person and immediately checked into a quiet, simple, comfortable,…read moresecond floor room. It is an old hotel, so it shares a pool across the street and the sink is unfortunately in the room. The showers are hot, and the pressure is not the worst. The takeaway breakfast is a bit disappointing. But, it is a modestly priced, comfortable place to see near Badlands.

First time staying at a Super 8 due to the good reviews, as most of them never seem to rate more…read morethan 3 stars. This motel is located a few blocks from downtown and Wall Drug, an easy walk although probably not on a hot day. It's not big, has a tiny sitting area in the lobby and the breakfast area with tables on the other side. It looks and feels clean with everything in good shape. We had a king room on the ground floor. It's regular size with fridge, microwave oven, small square table with 2 comfortable chairs and a good size TV. Bed and pillows too soft not comfortable. Lighting is not the brightest but adequate. Aircon worked very well and not too noisy. If you don't need a pool or exercise room (which are usually not that great in other somewhat higher end chain motels anyway) this is a much better value hotel to stay. Shower is really strong like a fire hose. No way to keep light on in the bathroom without the fan which is inconvenient. Breakfast - the room's not big only a few tables so can get crowded with nowhere to sit. Many people just brought food back to their rooms. There are a couple of tables in front outside but no good if it's raining. Anyway it's simple, just a microwaveable breakfast sandwich with cheese and sausage (actually not bad), oatmeal packets, yogurt, breakfast bars (not very tasty). Coffee but no hot water for tea. But there are tea bags so you could microwave hot water in a paper cup (except I have always been told paper cups are not necessarily microwave safe).

Badlands national park is nearby and that's why the wall, SD is on the map and 5-6 Hotels are…read morethere. We were here only for an overnight stay, we came from Devil's tower, WY - Reached Wall, SD - visited wall drug store, checked in at super 8 at 11 PM, and left early morning 430 AM (to catch the sunrise at big badland overlook) so did not even get chance to have breakfast. Typical super 8, but this is quieter and cleaner. though the room has a little bit of smoke smell. The room was big enough for 3, complimentary items were there (check photos). We just slept, woke up, took bath, and left. Did not interact with anyone. As Wall is a very small town (Population-900), it's located right in the middle of town so you'll reach here easily. Gas pumps are nearby so full your tank.

It's a simple motel, but comfortable and clean. There's always morning coffee & a few things to…read moreeat, as well as fruit. They do give a coupon fora free breakfast at a local restaurant. The staff are all pleasant & friendly. I believe the owner works the front desk during the day & is so nice! She went out of her way to help us track a package we were expecting! I highly recommend this motel!

Okay- this is a 2 star basic Motel so this review is based on that fact. The room was clean (not…read morepristine). It has a stale smoker's house lingering smell. The shower was warm and water pressure was excellent but the shower head was about 5 feet from the floor and the shower curtain had a hard time keeping the water in the tub. You can tell the room has been updated recently. Thankful for the faux wood flooring instead of carpet. The pool was a decent size. While we were told the pool was heated it was still chilly after a 90 degree day. The clerk in the office was very personable and helpful. The breakfast is a sandwich which can be cooked in the microwave from the room. The beds have 3 square shaped pillows and the mattresses were Uber comfortable. We reserved our room. 3 weeks in advance. When we pulled up all the hotels on the area were sold out. So I was happy to lay my head on a pillow at The Econo Lodge.

Found it to be a very nice quiet place to stay for a night. Our room was very clean, had a comfy…read morebed, and a kitchen. The place was old and had a small town feel to it. It did have wireless internet, but it didn't work very well. The owner said that it was a problem in just our cabin and if we wanted to we could move to another cabin. The shower worked fine and was very nice. The breakfast was very good with home made muffins and rice crispy treats. It tasted a lot better than the stuff I have been getting at other restaurants, The owner was also very kind and helpful. Overall, this place is very quiet and is a nice place to stay for a few nights if you want to relax for a while and disconnect from the world for a bit.

My dad and I just returned from a five thousand mile road trip. The first half was family visits,…read morethe second the scenic route home. We spent the first night of the scenic route in Wall on our way to an early AM foray into the Badlands. We fell in love with our eighty-two year old hostess. Dad wanted to find mom and pops the rest of the way. We didn't have the same luck night two in Buffalo, WY. I guess it's not everyday you find a family run motel that's been in business over forty years. In the off season, the innkeeper sews, knits and crochets. Her handiwork is for sale in the front office where she lays out breakfast treats wrapped in plastic wrap. I asked her if she made the curtains in the room. She did. She explained they were odd sized windows. The quilts to match are coming. She gave us great suggestions for dinner and warned us of false advertising and other shenanigans in the Black Hills. Our cabin was quiet, clean, affordable and a perfect fit with a queen and a twin at opposite ends. I was able to refreeze my ice blocks and keep my road veggie snacks cool in the refrigerator. The cabins have kitchenettes, so if you bring your own cooking utensils, plates and food, you can save even more. We began our morning with a walk into the badlands along a dirt road just beyond the hotel and watched the sun come up. Overall, it was a great start to home.

Will stay there again if passing through. Clean room and the thickest towels for a motel. The…read moredining recommendations were not the best but that is a different issue. Breakfast was mediocre but provided the basics: milk coffee, yogurt, waffle maker, pancake machine, instant oatmeal, canned fruit. Friendly staff! My recommendation for dinner: Red Rock restaurant one block from Wall Drug. Delicious and. Aries menu. Badlands Bar & Grill is owned by same person as the hotel and another steakhouse and more businesses in town. Try the Red Rocks: dry good and will help spread the $& around. Enjoy!

Our room was clean and tidy with a little bit more detailed design with a red wall and some shine…read moreand polish. TV was huge too! Walking distance to Wall Drug is a plus!