This is the host hotel for the Fargo Marathon. I booked a room last September and they put me right next to a noisy party room with the party going on all day long until 10 PM when I have to get up at 4:30 the next morning to run a Race. Nicks/Nix the manager was rude, unhelpful, and argumentative. The staff could've cared less. I would absolutely not recommend staying here to anyone ever! read more

My first time in Fargo felt like a dream. Everyone was genuinely nice, and all the hip places Downtown were relatively new. I stayed at the Radisson, which I was skeptical about but learned that the "Blu" brand is upscale. My room was super cool. Modern, clean, and comfortable, Service was excellent. In-house coffeeshop and restaurant were both good. There was always a way to get free parking. Perfect location that's walking distance to lots of bars and restaurants. The Radisson has a reputation for being one of the better hotels in Fargo, and now I've experienced why. read more

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Good location, average service . Room not as clean as we would have liked (mold on toilet and shower floor not clean ) and front desk not As friendly and helpful upon check in . Not many amenities for the price But free parking and good location read more

Another Greater MN work trip and I jumped the border to stay in ND. Cute little hotel, has a 1960s vibe with recent renovations. Decent view from the 11th floor. Miscellaneous note: one must turn on the light switch in order to get things in the room to work - coffee maker, bedside lights etc. Within walking distance of so many restaurants and otherwise. Parking is reasonable in the connected ramp. The restaurant bar was decent, great French 75 although I did ask for it less sweet. Fun business crowd from southern US to talk to. All in all a good pick! read more

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I would have preferred to give this lovely Radisson 5 Yelp Stars because it is an awesome hotel but the lackluster restaurant on the property knocks off that one star difference. Still, it is a very nice property--classy--but not overdone. Great location in downtown Fargo. I appreciated the accommodating and pleasant employees and courtesy local shuttles. This is the place to stay in Fargo! I cluelessly came to town on a summer weekend--and the weddings were in full force. Every lovely, well-heeled bride and groom wants to get hitched here! No wonder the rate I paid for the night was a little pricey but it is so nice to be around happy occasions such as this. I enjoyed a great view of the town from my hotel room and got a good feel for the Northern hipster vibe of the city. Thankfully, there is a convenient coffee bar downstairs which offers some jolting java to prepare for the day. Check out the restrooms located here--they are awesomely outfitted in shiny silver designs. The big hitch is the problematic restaurant on site. I haplessly ventured in famished and was given a paper menu. The food was fine but the service left a lot to be desired. The perfectly nice server reeked of cigarette smoke. He gave me the wrong bill. Then he gave me a new bill--full of higher prices that did not match the prices on the menu. Time to call for the manager. These unnecessary hassles ruined my breakfast with frustrations. Yes, I know good help is hard to find these days but c'mon! However, I will note the restaurant was decorated in a trendy vintage decor and I LOVED the art deco lamps. \ Hopefully, the sale of the Radisson brand to Choice Hotels will not sully the quality of the Radisson Blu properties. If management can fix the restaurant issues, then this surely is a 5 Star hotel. read more

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Facilities are very clean and classy. I can't express enough how kind, helpful, and welcoming the whole staff is! From the front desk all the way to the bar and restaurant staff this space makes you feel incredibly welcomed in not only to the hotel space but to Fargo! read more

This employees that work at this hotel treat there residents like trash. This morning an old white lady name "Deanna" approached me getting off the elevator and told me I needed to leave bc I didn't stay at this hotel and was about to call the cops on me til I showed her my 3 room keys then she replied "oh you don't look like you stay here" smh and it was not til she realized she was dead wrong til she thought about apologizing and I told her she could keep it. Now they wanna offer me complementary water lol this hotel is a trip and I wouldn't advise anyone to waste there money staying here. read more

I loved our room. It was clean and comfortable. The hotel bar/restaurant staff was very nice. Unfortunately the restaurant was short staffed. The staff was doing the best they could but couldn't keep up to the amount of customers. There was the largest wrestling tournament in the nation going on and many people were staying at the hotel. Took almost an hour to get our bacon cheeseburger. Like I said staff were doing the best they could. It was an Italian steakhouse but there was no steak on the menu which confused me. Wine list was nice. Burger was decent. Also be ready to pay for parking if you sleep past 8:00. It's very inexpensive, but seems weird the hotel does t just cover it. I will go back. Hopefully this was an off night and my next stay will be fabulous! read more

Stayed here for work and the hotel is pretty nice overall. I did not try the restaurant so I can't speak to that, but the room I was in was updated and had a very pleasing appeal to it. The bed wasn't soft, but it wasn't rock hard either and the pillows and sheets were very soft and helped me fall asleep quickly. The gym is pretty nice, a few treadmills, bikes, elliptical machines, and free weights up to 50lbs. There is also a few other workout machines for any exercise you might need to do. I enjoyed the stay and I loved the area the hotel is in, it's very centrally located by restaurants and bars. read more

Below average breakfast served in the. At. Cook could do fried onions in the hash browns but they were in my wife's skillet. Bar closed at 11 on a Saturday night. Why have a bar if you close it at 11 on a weekend?? Hard pass on this place! read more

Welcome to the second tallest structure in North Dakota. Weeeeeeee!! I feel heckka honored to be in one of the tallest structure in the state. Just like any other Radissons in the country. They've this modern style lobby. There's a check in desk, I walk up, I say hello, they say hello and I get my keys. They direct me to the elevator where it takes me to my floor where my room is. My room is very nice. It comes with a bed complete with pillows, comforter and sheets. There's a corner chair. A desk and a roller chair is provides as well. The television sits on top of a drawer chest. A closet is also available so I can hang my clothes. There's also a big window overlooking the police station where I instantly feel safe. The bathroom is well equipped as well. Asides from the clean towels. There's free soap, shampoo, conditioner and lotion. The toilet has a working flush function. The shower and tub combination is equipped with shower curtain. Then there's the sink and giant mirror with the faucet. Aside from the cute fitness center and two jaccuzis with no pool, my stay here was rather pleasant. Very restful and I probably wouldn't mind staying here again. Thank you so much for reading my review. I hope this helps. Enjoy your awesome yelptastic day!!! read more

Radisson Blu Fargo - (",) - Hotels Near Me - Fargo, North Dakota

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My favorite area in Fargo is the downtown area because I love how they renovate and revise instead of tearing things down. I was actually born in Fargo but haven't lived in ages. Any time I go? I always stay at Radisson Blu because the location, staff, service, and quality rooms always make me happy. Also they have excellent breakfast. 10/10 will be back every time I'm in Fargo because the quality is top moth. read more

Radisson Blu Fargo - Hotels Near Me - Fargo, North Dakota

We stayed for one night on our mini-road trip in October. The check in process was easy. The hotel was nice and clean. Our room was nice but was not one of the updated rooms; I was a little sad about that. We didn't have any issues with construction noise either which was a plus! One of the cool things is that parking was free Sunday to Monday as long as we were out of the parking garage early in the morning. We of course woke up early and got out of there to avoid the fee. We also stopped in at the coffee shop right inside the hotel and had great coffee on the way out! read more

attended brunch on Easter Sunday. Food was cold, meats were salty. 34.00 a piece for a brunch that I will never come back for. On top of that, they add in a 20% gratuity, for what? we got our own food. Ridiculous. So $135.00 for 3 people. read more

People were locked in bathrooms unable to escape. The beds suck and the floor is more comfortable.

We still have one night left here and I already know this place won't be able to redeem itself. Let's start with booking - we booked in a block for a wedding and were very clearly told on the phone that it'd be $70/night ($140 total for two). We were pretty amazed with that pricing so jumped on it instead of looking for other hotels. We didn't get a confirmation email, but figured for a hotel in Fargo that was maybe expecting too much. Jump to two weeks down the road when we called to confirm our reservation under Johnson - arguably one of the easiest and most common names. Turns out they had us under "Jhonson". No big deal - they updated it and confirmed our reservation. Jump to the weekend of - we get a call from a friend saying her quoted price did not match what they wanted to charge. We figured it was a snafoo and we could deal with it when we arrived. When we got in, we were told that it was $140/night and that the front desk employee would be unable to override it. Further, he said we would have gotten a much better deal had we NOT booked with the block. At this point, it's 9 pm, we can afford $140/night, no other hotels have openings, so we're not going to make a fuss about it. Plus, the man at the front desk was really nice and it's not his fault ‍ We get up to our room though, and there is: what looks to be black mold in the shower, a visible hot mess of cords under the desk, a tv with no volume, and a shower head that spits out one stream of water - basically like a high powered faucet. The bed is decent, but the rest of the room is slightly outdated. Worth maybe $100/night, but certainly not $140. I am so disappointed with our experience here - we will be calling to get this rectified. Edit: updating to a 3 because they did rectify the pricing issue and were very gracious about it. read more

Radisson Blu Fargo - Not sure what this is... - Hotels Near Me - Fargo, North Dakota

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Clean, king size room! Nice smell in the room, shower heads were great pressure! Updated environment and temperature settings worked well. I will stay again. Loved the location downtown walking distance to everything! read more

The rooms are nice and the hotel is within walking distance of a bunch of bars and restaurants. Coffee shop downstairs which was amazing. There is a restaurant in the hotel, which I do not recommend. We went for breakfast and all the food was cold and bland. On Sunday's it is your typical continental breakfast food with a steep price of $25 a person, not worth it at all. Walk down the street and get a much better breakfast for half the price. The service can usually make up for it, but not today. But the water, A+ read more

Keep in mind for this review I will be providing a viewpoint from a fairly experienced traveler. I stayed at this location a few months back and I'd like to take an opportunity to share my experiences with everyone. There are a few reasons I'm writing this review but I'll give the most important point. The last few months I've been doing a generous amount of traveling. The following hotels I have not reviewed but may do so in the near future. I visited Fargo at the Radisson Blu, Bozeman MT at the La Quinta, Minneapolis at the downtown Hilton, Denver downtown Hilton, Chicago at the Hyatt Regency at O'Hare International, and Bismarck ND at the Holiday Inn- in the last three months. The listed above hotels are in chronological order, with the Bismarck Holiday Inn being the most recent. After taking some time to reflect on my experiences staying in these various hotels, I realized the Radisson Blu is a true competitor in the Hotel business, should be ranked and reviewed with the best of the best (especially for a small place such as Fargo), and deserves a 5/5 star rating based on my scale. I like to rate hotels on a range with customer service and atmosphere being of utmost importance, and location and price bing of lesser importance but still holding validity. The Blu downtown Fargo was the highest scored of all hotels I recently have stayed. Upon my arrival I was greeted by three gentlemen who acted extremely professional but also with a very inviting and welcoming demeanor. They were quick to point out local favorites of places to eat and lounge, and downtown Fargo "hotspots." They also shared with me their giddy excitement of their newly renovated hotel (for good reason, the Blu is beautiful). One can very much tell all three employees were passionate and eager and invested to point out the highlights of not only their hotel, but the community they serve. If you get the chance to talk with either Havger, Chris T, or Joshaua Beckers, I can personally recommend their input. Walking into the room was a great experience. The new renovations the three gentlemen at the desk were excited about was even more exceptional than I expected. It highlighted the northern culture that is Fargo, North Dakota in a very artistic way. Not to mention, my 10th floor view of downtown and the surrounding area was a rare and very sleek view. And after staying in the hotels I've been staying in the last few months, I've realized it's even better than I first realized when in comparison. I haven't found service or atmosphere as promising as this place in the recent to distant past that I can recall. I'm aware when reviewing destinations it is important to give positives and and negatives or constructive criticisms- but unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your stance), I couldn't find much wrong with any aspect of my stay. It was well above average. I will say, however, based on previous reviews given on the Blu, it seems this place has had it's faults in the past. At this point there are two possibilities- the various reviews about this hotel had the truths stretched, or the hotel took it upon themselves to better the customers experience. I would assume it's the second option. Thanks for the great place to stay. read more

Never been to Fargo before. No hot water in my hotel room. WTF?! I let the water run 5 minutes and at best it got lukewarm. Called front desk to ask if I was doing it wrong. They sent a maintenance guy up who tried it and said, "wait 30 minutes and then try it again. Maybe too many people are showering." I just worked out and am sweaty and I want a hot shower. In all my tears traveling for work I have never stayed at a major hotel chain and not had hot water. I'm pretty easy to please. I want a quiet room, WiFi access for work, a nice workout room, and HOT WATER. Call me crazy but I expected more from Radisson. The workout room is small but has some dumbbells so I was able to get some modified weight lifting exercises in. There are two jacuzzis - one is empty and the other has what appears to be a toxic waste-like liquid in it (yellowy water) so I didn't venture in. Wi-Fi is working. Room is clean. Bathroom seems remodeled in recent years. There is a restaurant here. I am hoping for a positive experience at breakfast there but I'm not holding my breath. Glad I'm only staying one night here. read more

On our way up to the cabin in Canada we took the route through Fargo and decided to stay the night before we continued on. The Radisson caught our eye, well because it is the tallest building in Fargo. Enter we do and are greeted very nicely by the guy at the front desk. After telling him what kind of accommodation we want he offered us a choice of the Versailles or Oriental Suite. We chose the French one. On entering our "suite" we just started laughing. Nothing and I mean nothing resembled Versailles let along France. I guess they figured if they used old salvation army furniture it might pass for french antiques. It also has a jetted tub in the room it self and it reminded me of someplace the natives on a island might have used to cook the white folk in. It was all just too funny. Other than that it was fine everything worked and the view was, well a view. We almost went down to ask to see the Oriental Suite too just for kicks, but we went to dinner instead. read more

Radisson Blu Fargo - Hotels Near Me - Fargo, North Dakota

Our hotel room was not very clean or modern. The air vents had gobs of dust hanging from them, the toilet appeared to not have been cleaned since previous guest, the shower grout was eroded away, and the bathroom door was rusting. Minor things, but I expected nicer from a down town hotel. Aside from location, it was not worth the price. read more

Radisson Blu Fargo - Dirty poop stained toilet - Hotels Near Me - Fargo, North Dakota

nice updated room. Parking is not free during the day????? Nice picture of Fargo Theater in shower. read more

Radisson Blu Fargo - Shower Wall - Hotels Near Me - Fargo, North Dakota

We checked in for two days in this hotel last Wednesday. The check-in time usually is 3pm but we actually arrived 30 minutes earlier and I'm pleased to their service to let us check-in since both me and my husband were so tired from our flight. The room is spacious. I love that they have a desk to work on and where to put our laptop since my husband has to do his meeting presentation the next day. They do have nice lighting, iron and iron board, hangers and a decent space restroom with a bath tub. The bed was nicely done with white sheets, extra towels are also provided. There's a flat screen tv and some drawers for folded clothes. Unfortunately, they do not have a refrigerator to put some foods and drinks we had to bring. They also do not have microwave ready but you can ask the front desk and they can provide one if its available. They have breakfast room service that you have to answer the check list they will provide before 2 am. You check what time you wanted the breakfast being served. Also, they do serve on time. Which is great since my husband has to leave for his work an hour after. There is sauna and fitness inside the hotel. They also have desktops to use in the lobby if you wanted to print. They also have a waiting area in case you are waiting for the shuttle. There are restaurants a few blocks away from the hotel. They do have some stores down the street along Broadway but not much to see. Fargo Theatre is only a few blocks away as well. Overall, Im satisfied with the hotel and their services. Not much to see like shopping stores but for a day or two, you are okay. the nearest Target or Walmart is like 5 miles away from here. read more

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Horrible customer service. We are here grieving the loss of our mother and checked in at 2 am last night and intended on sleeping in. Woke up to jack hammers and pounding 8am. 18 floor hotel, empty parking garage they put us on floor 5 - construction was on floors 6/7 and they put us on the 5th floor. WTF. Manager came up and said they'd move us to another floor. WHAT? can't even conduct business or call friends/family to tell them about our mom's passing because it is like a rock concert in our room. Not what we expected on such a sad day. They wanted to offer us a FREE night. Whoopie de do! Stick it. read more

Initial observations and impressions of the Radisson Hotel in Fargo are generally positive. The lobby and eating areas have recently undergone renovations. The changes show through with brighter colors, updated seating and furniture, and various other updates. Upon check-in to the Hotel around 9 PM the staff member was pleasant and efficient. Despite receiving numerous calls the moment I approached the desk. She made it a point to acknowledged and thanked me for concierge status. She did miss an opportunity to mention that I had been upgraded to a higher end room and that breakfast was covered. But no drink coupons had been provided from this Radisson. Something I have grown fond of from previous stays on other properties catering to top tier guests. After moving away from the lobby to the elevator banks the age of the hotel begins to show. The updated bright colors of the lobby turn pasty and dull on the wall and floors. Nearly matching the neighboring buildings stone facades color tones which are equally dull and uninspired. Despite the colors and some wear the materials have resisted times effect relatively well. But if you are looking you will notice bits of carpet that pull up or very small nicks in the walls or wood trim. By no means should these items deter you from staying at the property. Each of the three elevators worked well. No significant delays had been encountered even during the busy hours. The parking garage is directly behind them, making for a very short walk with your luggage. The corner room was surprisingly spacious. With a large whirlpool bath tub, microwave, coffee maker and mini fridge. Ample counter space made putting all of my travel items into lower level dresser draws unnecessary. I appreciated that. The king sized sleep comfort bed awaited me. Upon first sitting down, I thought I had mistakenly landed on a slab of marble. You will have to use the controls to reduce the firmness to your comfort level. Once that was completed the mattress was more in line with my expectations. The TV was large and setup with Comcast. Plenty of channels to choose from including HBO. The design of the room feels off somehow. The light switches by the bed cannot be easily reached when lying down. So be prepared for a few good yoga stretches. Two main light switches are in places. They control the power to all of the other ancillary lights in the room. This makes getting the lighting right nearly impossible without having to get out of bed. Once you do get just right, the maids will rest everything. The bathroom counter is set low so if your 5'8 or above it me a bit awkward to shave but not a showstopper. No issues with the wireless internet connections from any of my devices. Pros: Ideal location downtown. Just walk out the main door, up one street to Broadway, the turn right or left. The location puts a fairly wide array of restaurants immediately within reach. The majority are average or above In terms of service and venue. The In house restaurant provides mediocre food and service; however the prior comments are adversely impacted by high prices which are unjustified. If you are staying for business or enjoy top tier status with Club Carlson the impacts become les of a factor. Rooms or at least my room was abundantly spacious. With microwave, coffee maker, and mini fridge. Thank You! The shower had ample water pressure and flow while being at a comfortable level. Black light review did not turn up anything out of the ordinary. The standard hard water buildup on the shower-heads, a little bit of food stuffs on the microwave and on the walls near the trash cans. All invisible to the naked eye. Everything else was spotless. The staff and management always rose to the occasion, even when intentionally challenged. Either at the front rest, bar, maid service or restaurant. Cons: Staff are young or college students. Not a bad thing directly. But they tend to be shy and have to be directly engaged in most cases. Especially the front desk. If you are walking out of the elevator in the lobby don't expect a big smile or hello Mr and Mr Smith. Instead front desk staff prefers to hunker down with busy work but rising to the occasion when needed. Zest does not open until 6:30 like most things in Fago. For this early bird that was a struggle having to be at work by 7. The morning zest hostesses proved to be as inspiring as stale bread. Offering nothing in terms of friendliness or charm over the length of my stay. They could be replaced and I would never notice. The kitchen staff is hidden behind walls and doors. I like to know who is cooking my food. The room colors are dated and bland. Containing a mixture of browns on tans. Much like the rest of Fargo. But very unlike the vibrant European model the Radisson brand is known for. Would recommend this hotel and would stay again. read more

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I'm surprised at some of the reviews. This is a nice place in a small town with few options. Nice room, good bed, reliable airport shuttle. I did not experience the restaurant but who cares, there are lots of choices within walking distance. read more

This was a difficult hotel stay. To be fair, it was clean and most of the staff seemed to be making an effort, but beyond that: difficult. Arrived to find nonworking wifi in our room. In the year 2014, internet connectivity is not a nice perk or a nifty extra, it's a necessity like running water. Front desk response: "Maintenance would have to look at that...and they're off for the day...". I wound up trying to get my work done in the lobby where there was a signal--and also tuneless jazz, and also loud revellers in the bar, so returning voicemails was impossible. Gee, and here I thought I'd paid for, y'know, a room! The next morning, maintenance did their thing and we had working wifi...for half a day, then it went back to one-bar signal strength, bog slowness and constant dropping. Maintenance came up and said we should be connecting to the router three rooms away, but we weren't. That was the last we heard of it; the wifi remained between unusable and barely usable for the duration. Had a headache, needed some ibuprofen or something. Front desk directed me to vending machine on mezzanine. Vending machine wasn't working. The "Sleep Number" bed had ideas of its own. Its two sides inflated and deflated seemingly at whim, no matter what was dialed in on the remote control which flashed random numbers interspersed with "ER", which I initially assumed meant "Error", but after three nights of the berserk bed and the sleep-resistant pillows, my neck and shoulders were in such pain that I revised my guess: the remote was advising me where to go. The first morning shower was hot until a few minutes later when it was cold, after which it was more or less warm, whereupon it was hot again--psych! Cold again. (Toilet flusher worked until our last day, when it broke--can't really count this against the hotel; stuff breaks from time to time.) Clock in the room was 13 hours off: not only had it not been set forward for Daylight Saving Time, which started several days before our arrival, but it was also on PM rather than AM--or vice versa, depending on when you tried your best to see the small, dim grey digits on the bright blue background. Despite the alarm being in the "OFF" position, it went off at something like 3 in the morning. Whee! After the first night, I went down and quietly asked to speak to the manager. When he came to the desk, I quietly asked if we could go speak in private--I didn't want to make a scene for him in front of other guests and customers. I told him stuff wasn't working, and he apologised and said he'd get it all fixed, adjust my bill, and leave a phone message in our room later that day advising of progress. But no such message came that day...nor the next one...nor the one after that. However, the invoice (at full price, no adjustment) was slipped under our door the night before checkout. I took it downstairs, found the manager, held up the invoice and said "Hi...remember me?". He said he was still waiting for a call back from his General Manager about it. If that's true, it means he, the "manager", wasn't given the authority to take charge of fixing (i.e., manage) problems. If it's _not_ true, that would explain why the call from the General Manager came through mere minutes after I asked "Remember me?". Not impressed. read more

I don't know what these other reviewers are expecting because I thought this hotel was very nice. My family and I stayed here for several days recently to attend a family function in town and we were all very pleased with our stay. The rooms are very clean, everything is new, the beds are comfy - what more do you want in a hotel? This isn't Shangri-La people, it Fargo, North Dakota! The people working there were very friendly and they even offer a free ride to and from the airport which turned out to be really handy. The restaurant was good too. Overall, I would stay there again. read more

Ahhh the Radisson... I was sharing a room with a friend for the night and we checked in late, the guys working at the desk were talking about another guest right in front of us. (Should I mention that my friend is a gm at a property in Mpls?) I've always felt it's a bit cramped/small in the lobby. The rooms are no different, not necessarily tiny, but not large either! Our first room we walked into was previously used and not cleaned as the bed was torn apart.The front desk agent apologized but never said anything more. We got another room, in the corner that appeared clean. The next day we were getting ready and noticed a smiley face on the window and hair in the shower ceiling. When staying in Fargo, I prefer Candlewood or a Hilton -I'll stick with those next time. read more

Just checked in. View is great from the corner with all the windows. Unfortunately it's super dusty, lamp is broken and there is no toilet paper holder (weirdest thing ever). read more

I stayed at the Radisson for three night this last weekend. I have to say the staff was very kind and accommodating during my entire stay. I arrived 2 hours before my check-in time and they had no problem with me checking in early. This was a big plus because I was exhausted from my flight and had a terrible headache. My room was clean and nice. I had a lovely corner room with a mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. Now, initially my coffee make did not work. I followed the instructions (obviously pressing the ON button) and it did not work. So as I was leaving I informed the staff and took care of it right away. Now when I returned there was a new coffee maker which was great, but I had a message from housekeeping saying that there's nothing wrong with the coffee maker. Well since it was a different one (that worked, since I did the same thing as previous) I would imagine so, but don't say the previous one was fine but switch it out for a new one. I know that's a little petty, but it annoyed me a little! I know the other one didn't work, but whatever. Overall, I had a great stay. Everyone was great and room was always cleaned to expectations. My only real problem with it was on my bill I got charged for parking, when I didn't have a car and haven't been able to get that straightened out yet. But still I would recommend this hotel. read more

There is/was construction going on out front and inside, which makes you enter through a side entrance. Wasn't much of an inconvenience because you park in the adjacent parking garage and unload your car/luggage from there. We got a clean and large room, with a Sleep Number bed, which was fun to play with -- for a minute. The "pool" area was disappointing. There are two whirlpools and an Aquapool - which is not to be confused with a typical swimming pool. The disappointment came when we went downstairs to get in the hot tubs, to discover that one was empty and had a taped "out of service" sign on it. The other one might as well have, and probably should have had the same sign on it. The water was dirty, the filter looked like it was caked in years worth of gunk, and the floor and sides had the same look (not) going for them. They did offer Kashi bars in the workout area, which is in the same location as the pool/tubs, which I thought was a nice treat. There are also two saunas, one for men and one for women, which are located in each gender's bathroom. I slept well. I was not annoyed with any noise from other rooms or the hallway, so that's a plus. I didn't see any area set up for coffee, and they do not offer breakfast (outside their onsite restaurants and room service), but just a block or so away you can find some nice choices. I woke up and made a short walk to Atomic Coffee. Overall, this hotel was a decent night's stay for the price. read more

I'm a flight attendant and have stayed in hotels all over the world and the level of friendliness and hospitality shown by Nina at the front desk of the Raddison Blu of Fargo was unmatched!! She was a consummate professional from the moment I walked into the lobby. Her smile, her poise, her flair. She made me want to extend my stay before I had even entered my room. I could only stay one night, however, but was thrilled to see her when I checked out. I was prepared to take an Uber to the airport but she said she could drive me in the hotel shuttle. When something else came up which prevented her from stepping away to drive me, she still fulfilled her promise by calling me a taxi and covering the costs. I can't thank her enough and she deserves all the accolades! Although I interacted mostly with Nina, I found the entire hotel stay and cleanliness and convenience a top-notch experience!! Well done to the entire team and especially Nina! read more

The customer service is very nice and understanding and the bar keeps are very good and respectful to there customers.

No problems with this hotel. The price was good, the location perfect for hanging out downtown and the lobby bar was a nice place to relax. We had a king bed, I love the duvet and down pillows, so much better than that hard crunchy bedding hotels used to use. Our room was a fine size, everything was very clean. Totally happy with our stay here. read more

This place and Mezzaluna seem to be the nicest places to wine and dine in the town that i've experienced thus far. The architecture and decorations inside of the Radisson are artistic and pristine. I loved the time I spent in their second floor lobby bar. The service was good and the drinks were garnished and plenty strong. I did not stay here, only came for drinks so can't speak to those aspects at this time. read more

I give it 3 stars and this is why.. The hotel itself was nice enough. We went back for a funeral and the extended family was very impressed when they found out we were staying at the Radisson. I guess it's one of the nicer Fargo hotels. Rooms were clean and comfortable for the most part. They have the sleep number beds there so it was fun to try them out, which I liked. They're a bit noisy when you blow them up though. I'm sure SN beds come in different models; hopefully the other models are quieter. The rates were cheap, cheap, cheap, yes they gave us a discount because we were there for a funeral but I think we paid $45.00 a night per person double occ. Here are the negatives; the food and cocktails SUCKED big time. Have you ever heard of a hotel bar that doesn't have Bacardi dark?? Now you have. I don't mean they ran out, they don't stock it!!...We just wanted to hoist one to our deceased mom, a simple rum and Coke was impossible.The other drinks we ordered were pretty bad too. Surprisingly the mojitos weren't all that bad, though the bartender (who had bartended in Seattle for a time) did have to go to the kitchen to scare up some mint. Martini's, I shouldn't have to remind the bartender to chill the glasses, should I? I guess living so close to San Francisco I'm spoiled with all the great restaurants and bars... read more

I'm a flight attendant so I've stayed at many hotels around the country and I must say my experience at the Radison was one of the best I've had. The staff were extremely friendly and took very good care of us. Our flight back was cancelled so we were over nighted along with about 150 passengers. The shuttle service from the airport took about an hour which was due to the unexpected about of guests they received and a bit of short staffing but the manager himself managed to finally pick us up. He was very apologetic and gave us free drink and breakfast vouchers to make up for the inconvenience. He even offered to drive us to Walmart if we needed to pick up any necessary items. Once we arrived at the hotel the check in process was fairly seamless. I asked if our rooms had refrigerators because we are usually placed in hotels that provide them since we carry our lunches with us for long trips. The receptionist told me they didn't have them but she would see if she could have one sent up. Sure enough about 2 hours later a refrigerator showed up outside my hotel room door! I was actually told it was there by one of my coworkers who had gone up to their room after we had drinks and dinner at the restaurant/bar on the 2nd level of the hotel. I didn't have a chance to put it inside my room since we were getting ready to leave the hotel to go out on the town. When we got back at around 1am I noticed to my horror it was gone and my room key didn't work. After going downstairs to get a new room key I made a wonderful discovery...the refrigerator had been put in my room!!! I'm guessing that's why my room key no longer worked but that was just fine with me...my food was saved!!! I settled into my room which was on the 8th floor with a nice view of downtown Fargo. The beds were Sleep Number beds which I had never slept on before so I didn't know my number. I must say I wasn't a fan of them put at least I know now that I never want to purchase one of them for myself...lol. There was a wonderful charging station on the bed stand with 4 or 5 outlets, the linens and pillows were very soft, and they even left little chocolates on the nightstand along with a welcome note from your personal housekeeper giving her contact info in case you needed anything. In the morning I ordered room service and used the $20 breakfast voucher I received from the manager. The food arrived in about 25 minutes and was very tasty. Check out was at 11am and went very smoothly. The shuttle was running behind again however due to the large about of passengers who had been put up in the hotel from my flight. The day manager was nice enough to drive 3 of the 6 of us over to the airport in the town car so we could start getting the plane ready. Overall a wonderful experience at this hotel...I definitely hope I get stuck in Fargo again if this is the hotel I get to stay at!!! read more

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I stayed here on a business function and it was pretty nice and accomodating for the business function we had. The rooms were comfortable and the sleep number beds were amazing. The price was about right I guess, but the downtown of this sleepy ghost town, was desolate and scary. There is nothing around this spot and if you visit, be sure to venture outside town, because you wont find much around the area. The highlight of the place was the room service which was priced cheap. The staff was very friendly and the catering was great for our function. But outide the walls, the American Legion is about the best thing this old '50s downtown has to offer. I felt like I was in an episode of Leave it to Beaver. Stay in this town for a night, but then get out..its boring. They could lower the price of this place to something lower since this isn't exactly downtown New York! read more