The new Summit Events Hall (formerly Knights of Columbus) is a beautiful historic building in Sioux…read moreFalls. As a wedding photographer, this unique location is so exciting because it's offers so much more than any other location in Sioux Falls or the area. It's got it's own character, is beautiful on it's own and can be touched up with your own flare. Perfect for weddings, corporate events and parties! Congrats on this lovely space!

This place is a dream for parents of small children. Lots to do, but a small, well designed space -…read moreso you can see your child almost no matter where they are. Safe, clean play space. I will come back again and again. There's a barn, grocery store, cafe, "track," and indoor playground. Free coffee and some places to sit at tables.

Awesome play in good or bad weather…read more We have taken our grand kids here several times. It is well laid out and easy to see the kids where every they are playing. It is great to have someplace to take them in bad or hot weather. It is clean, staff is nice and I hope that they will vary the activities by adding and changing things occasionally to help keep it fresh and interesting. There are certainly bigger indoor play places we have taken them, but this place is just right for now. Parents need to chill, kids ask questions, get hurt, run around, scream and make messes, it all good. Don't be so uptight!

This Hilton Hotel is an anchor for the "still in progress" Steel District. It was also a short…read moredrive or even decent walk to Mt. Zion Congregation, where I participated in Rosh Hashana Services. CONS - It was a little noisy in or City View facing room from nearby Levitt at the Falls music. +/- - Our City side room view was just OK. PROS - Great scenic location right at the Falls. A number of nice restaurants (including the Hotel's Italian place) and a few shops were walking distance nearby. Falls Side rooms will have a much better view. - Parking was $20, but very convenient including a 2nd Floor Skyway from the Pubic Lot. The Hotel card allowed easy in and out. - Handsome Lobby inside a fairly fashionable "upscale" Hotel. Front Desk staff were friendly and helpful. - Our room was spacious, modern, and well laid out. Extra points for the coffee machine, the refrigerator, luggage storage, a nice shower, and a desk area for work. -

I am so sad to write this review, but here we go. Canopy has so much going for it...a great…read morelocation with beautiful views overlooking the falls. I've stayed here twice, both times in a suite, last time was a presidential suite. The rooms are new, and impressive with design. What's lacking and extremely disappointing to the Hilton brand is how incompetent the front desk and cleaning staff is. When I first got to the room, I picked up one of the books on one of the tables, sat down and started to read. Upon looking around me, there were big crumbs on the seat, floor, and a bunch of stains on the ground. The floor looked like it hasn't been mopped in a while. The counter of the kitchen had old food spills. It felt really dirty overall. I noticed in one of the hotel's responses to someone complaining about the cleaning that they stated they value cleanliness, and that definitely is NOT the case. They don't. We asked them to clean the room one morning when we left, came back around 5pm and it still wasn't clean. Bed was unmade, towels not changed, nothing happened. Those old crumbs were still on the couch and floor. I went downstairs to talk with the manager about the lack of cleanliness, and he profusely apologized, while his front desk staff were snarling and making nasty faces. Seriously. He sent two of his cleaning crew, and even after they left, those crumbs were still there. The toilet was still dirty. The staff asked rudely if they should change the bed fully, or just make it. And when they left, it was still dirty, so my husband told them to come back and finish cleaning. Guess what? Crumbs were still there. Unkept. Not checked. There is no standard this hotel has to cleaning whatsoever, and I know this is true because the last time we stayed, the shower had old stains that could have easily be wiped clean. Additionally, last visit, not this one, one of the cleaning staff came into our room, saw my husband in the shower, and screamed at the top of her lungs. I can't make this up, this happened. Additionally, they double charged us, and we found out because one of their managers, a woman who was at the front desk called us saying that we need to check out, and we booked until the next day. We came to see her, and she was awful and completely incompetent, seemed like she was trying to adjust the system to look like she didn't make the mistake, when it was obviously on her. I see one of the other reviews where a hotel guest also had double charges, so this seems to be reoccurring. We showed her the email that clearly stated we're booked that night, and another manager had to step in because she is terrible at her job and has no sense of accountability. While her manager was sorting out their mistake, three of the staff were behind him just staring at us. Pretty obvious none of these people had hospitality training. So they comped an extra night, but that doesn't take away from the fact that the room was absolutely filthy. When you enter the hotel with the automatic doors that open, you are blasted with so much of their branded "scent" and it is so overpowering. One of the rooms we booked for our family, and she is pregnant and it was hard for her to stand. I even heard several people while walking through the opening state--why does the smell have to be SO STRONG? It is seriously offensive, and needs to be turned down by 60%. I really want this place to succeed. They need a real hotel manager, and they need to take cleaning the rooms seriously. If you stay here under this current management, you've been warned. It might make sense to outsource your own cleaning because it's really bad to depend on them to actually clean at bare minimum standards.

My husband and I had passed by the Old Courthouse Museum many times since moving to Sioux Falls,…read morebut for Mother's Day we decided to do something a little different and finally stop in for a visit. We both love old historical museums, and this turned out to be one of the nicest surprises we've had since making South Dakota our home. The courthouse itself is beautifully restored. The architecture alone is worth the visit. Walking through the building really gives you an appreciation for the craftsmanship of another era. One thing that especially fascinated me were the old architectural drawings on display. It honestly amazed me to think that all of those detailed designs were created entirely by hand without computers or modern drafting programs. The amount of patience and talent required must have been incredible. The museum gives a wonderful glimpse into the early history of Sioux Falls and how different life once was here. Looking through the exhibits, furnishings, photographs, and displays made me reflect on how much simpler life must have seemed back then, even though I know it certainly had its own hardships. As newer residents of Sioux Falls, it also helped us feel more connected to the city we now call home. Sometimes when you move somewhere new, you know the streets and stores first, but not the story underneath them. This museum helped fill in some of those gaps for us. We also wound up spending far too much time in the gift shop and left with quite a few souvenirs. Mostly though, I just enjoyed spending the afternoon strolling through the museum with my honey, learning a little more about the history of the community we've become a part of. It made for a very peaceful and memorable Mother's Day.

This museum is really cool and interesting with lots of information about the building and the…read moretown, as well as lots other items from history.

This is a hard one because there are a lot of great things about this hotel but a couple negatives…read morestand out to me. Amazing stop for families! The pool is made for kids for sure as it's not deep and the indoor playground is awesome for these cold winter overnight stays. Only downside to playground is that parents were allowing their kids to go to and from the pool (life jackets and all) to playground making slides and everything wet. Kids were slipping and falling and socks pants were getting wet from slides/floor. There were no 'do not disturb' signs to put on doors so housekeeping was knocking at 8am with checkout not being until 11am. I showered at 8am and had the water cranked all the way hot to only have a lukewarm shower. Those that showered after breakfast in our group had no warm water at all. Beds were great and sheets were super soft! Breakfast was typical holiday inn hot breakfast which is one reason we love holiday inn, so A+ to that! Would probably stay here again but would want to know if the water issue in shower was taken care of first.

Pretty decent place. Great breakfast. Nice people. Little pricey for what you…read moreget...............,,,,,,,,,,...........

We traveled from Wisconsin to catch the Struts at the District. The venue is conveniently situated…read morewithin a one block walk of two nearby hotels. A bonus when you can walk to/from a show. If you need to kill time there's also a major mall across the parking lot. The District is attached to a restaurant (Roam). The restaurant has modern decor and is a fun environment. I wouldn't sing praises for the food, but it's a solid option when catching a show. The District is basically a mid size open box building with a stage at the front. We were on the rail so we could see perfectly. I have no complaint about acoustics within the building. There's a "U" shaped balcony above the concert floor. If you're on the balcony rail you would be able to see the show with no difficulty at all. My guess is the venue comfortable capacity is about 1,000 people. We only had water during our show, but I was incredibly impressed that a bottle of water only cost $2. I've been to similar venues in Milwaukee and Chicago and generally pay upwards of $5 just for a water. All in all The District is a nice midsize event venue Sioux Falls should be proud to call their own.

Absolutely perfect! Our niece just had her wedding with you and we were truly impressed! Service…read morewas outstanding. Friendly and efficient. Even the young man who went for a spoon because my granddaughter only eats Mac n' cheese with a spoon. Even clean up was so smooth we hardly noticed. Also everyone raved about the food! Including the late night pizzas! Thank you all so much!

We were here for a private event. It is a nice facility in a great location down town. The have a…read morestage, bar area, lots of seating and meeting rooms. They have private parking in back. The Shriner band was playing and they sounded great.

From the owner: El Riad Shrine has first class facilities available to rent for both our shriners (at a reduced…read morerate) and also for general public. Such occasions include: weddings holiday parties banquets company meetings and seminars many other social functions Call Joel Baker at our Shrine Office (336-1117) for more information or stop by our beautiful facility at 510 S. Phillips Ave. in Sioux Falls, SD. You may also email your questions to events@elriad.com.

Great spot to hike in the non winter months. Lots of trails and great views. Perfect scenes during…read moresunrise, twilight hours and sunsets. Always our first choice when we want to get out for a walk in nature!

When we have been in the past, lines have been short, and very beautiful view especially at sunset…read more But I would not recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time even at a discount, if you live out of town. Their hours are too inconsistent. Two days ago it said tubing open that day and the previous day (both weekdays, and no times listed) - weekend hours TBD, last chance to go tubing. Tonight (Friday) at 9:15 p.m. it said their last day was 2/13 4-9 p.m. and then closed for the season 2/14 (which would be the weekend). Similar inconsistencies with hours when trying to go previous seasons. Last weekend varies drastically. Weekend hours just not consistent enough for out-of-town people to plan around, even throughout the season.

Beautifully renovated boutique hotel in an old bank building within easy walking distance of…read moredowntown Sioux Falls shops and restaurants. They have a few free parking spaces in the lot just outside and another free lot across the street, plus paid valet parking. The Registry is a must - dark cozy spot for dinner or drinks; very comfortable with excellent service and great cocktails. There was a little road noise in the hotel room - pretty typical for urban hotels. The bed was very comfortable and the room darkening shades were a major plus. They also offer daily housekeeping. This is an independently owned hotel and the staff takes great pride in their work. We will definitely stay again!

Great hotel in the old Bank building, well appointed rooms, and friendly staff. I was surprised…read morethere was no desk of any kind in the room so if you're there for work, it may not be ideal. Great downtown Sioux Falls location. Close to everything. Check out the treasury bar in the old vault just off the lobby.