Overpriced, beds were like sleeping on potatoes in a mattress. There were dangerous electrical…read moreextension sockets everywhere with multiple things plugged in. No amenities such as shampoo, hair dryer or iron but the room was $150 ! Signs attached to everything like you are a 3rd grader, scolding you what you can and cannot do. Air conditioner barely worked and no ventilation to outside air. Never returning. Owner very surly.

This was a great spot for some. Myra was a terrific host and very helpful! Thanks for everything!read more

We checked into room 307 for 2 nights. Our room had a king bed, walk in shower refrigerator &…read moretelevision. Our room came with a book about the park and a Teddy bear that resembles Roosevelt. Checking out was quick & easy.. The hotel is in Medora North Dakota in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Theodore is the restaurant on premises. The hotel & our room have a rustic charm. In the lobby is an immense hearth reaching to the tin-tiled ceiling, with walls housing a large, private & accessible library of books on, and by, Theodore. We were able to walk around the shops & restaurants in Medora & we were in the park in minutes. We were told animals run wild here. There was a 12 car parking lot & we never got a spot so we parked around the corner on the street. Sarah and the volunteers from Thailand were helpful and friendly. I was surprised that there wasn't housekeeping services, I went down to the desk for clean towels, a laundry bag & took out our garbage. Went down again, for tissues & toilet paper. There was no breakfast served here. There were soda and candy vending machines. I was surprised that there was carpeting in our room and all over the hotel. I was a little grossed out coming inside with my muddy dirty shoes. At home, I would've left them at the door; here I just don't want to touch the carpeting. The fitness room is not a priority, the elliptical worked poorly.

Town of Medora is very small but quite lovely. We stayed at the Rough Riders Hotel which is an…read morehistoric hotel. Rooms were clean and large. The hotel was in the middle of town and convenient to shops and restaurants. We were with a tour group, so had group meals at the hotel. Would love to go back when the Theodore Roosevelt Library opens in 2026.

We started at the Badlands (same owners) which was very nice, but had to move to the Elkhorn for…read moreour final night. It is clean and has the same amenities as the Badlands but is tiny! Like "one quarter" size. The smallest room I've ever stayed in. Ok in a pinch, but I would avoid staying there in the future.

Check in was easy and front desk attendants were friendly. The rooms are in different buildings but…read morecan park very close to doors. We got the queen with bunk beds. Room was spacious for us and beds were comfy. Shower was nice. Not huge but not small. Had a nice little sitting area. Pool was big but huge downfall of no steps to get in and out and no handicapped chair to use. Tons of stuff from trees were in pool. Found of that Medora is ran by volunteers but no one had came to clean pool. Area is nice. No breakfast but that wasn't a big deal since it doesn't list one. Overall great location in Medora.

Best hotel I've stayed in in a long time. Very clean, great price, dog friendly, pool and hot tub,…read moreeasy access to 94 for those of you traveling to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Staff was very friendly. If only every hotel stay was like that!

Newish feeling hotel in a newish development area. Right across from a big supermarket. We have a…read morequeen room with a full kitchen, electric range, full size fridge, big microwave/convection oven. Dishes and utensils. Spacious room, big bathroom as well, shower over a tub. Dining table, easy chair with foot stool, desk chair and upholstered dining chair so plenty of places to sit. Aircon works well and is quiet. Hotel has big lobby with plenty of seating, small indoor pool (not big enough for laps) and mid size exercise room. Big TV and safe in closet. Everything feels in good condition and new. Room color theme is modern and stylish. Good lighting. A few miles from downtown so need to drive there for restaurants, not walkable. Good wifi. Spacious parking lot. Laundry machines seem to be free. A good much less expensive place to stay when visiting Teddy Roosevelt Park if you don't mind the 30-40 miles of driving.

Great location in Medora and walking distance to all the shops…read more The room was comfortable and clean. The only thing I will ding them for is we requested more towels and we never got them. Would stay here again.

It was very easy to get a room, and the room itself is nice. But there are no microwaves in the…read morerooms and the TV makes this god awful noise every few minutes, making it essentially useless. So no TV, no microwave for $200+. Not worth it imo.​

I got there in snow event but they didn't plow the snow in their own parking lot for a 24hr period…read more Several cars including myself got stuck. I parked in a spot near their canopy because I couldn't find any other place and the manager threatened to remove me from my room. They can't take constructive criticism there. This was not a major snow event---everyone else had their snow plowed. This group must have a contract with the local tow truck company. I spent the next night across the street in a different hotel.

Had a terrible stay here. Housekeeping lost my request to clean my room. Without going into details…read moreI had no to call the national customer care number to get it resolved.

Quick stop for a National Park Passport stamp and some post cards from the gift shop. Took a walk…read morealong the scenic overlook pathway to the loop trailhead and a quick restroom stop before driving down the road a piece to the Theo.Roosevelt NP South location. Beautiful views, picnic tables, restrooms, souveniers, information. Good stop.

I'm glad we stopped for the views which were a wow. The park rangers were informative & very…read morehelpful. We left with maps of the park with information & sites where we could find the animals. There was a small gift shop with expensive T-shirts mugs Parc stuff.

Everything was clean and comfortable. I had heard about a school being turned into a hotel with a…read morecastle theme and wanted to see it myself. Very impressive! Some of the critics are perhaps comparing it to a big hotel chains. It reminds me of people going to other countries and complaining that they don't get the same service they are used to in the U.S. I think the idea was genius and admire the ambition and perseverance of making it happen and creating such a unique hotel. I love it!

A cool nights rest on our journey through North Dakota…read more There's not a lot of staff, so no one was at the front desk to check us in. Instead, we had a phone number to call and have someone stop by the front desk to get us checked in. The room is nice. There's even a little "kitchen" area. I liked the knight accents, but felt like it needed a little more. My favorite part was the gymnasium, where you could throw some basketballs around. If you are looking for food, go down the street. They shouldn't even be serving food with the quality I received. I ordered the fish basket, and I'm not sure if it was the breading or the fish, but it tasted completely of mold and I couldn't eat it. My sister had the prime rib, which was completely raw on the inside, and a lot of it was fat. Her corn was hard and cold and just gross. I don't know why we had any hope for the dessert, but we ordered the raspberry cheesecake, and it was disgusting. First, it wasn't even cold, and second, it was hard. Do not eat here. And the service is so slow. I get it, it's a small town, but two hours for a meal is way too long. All in all, the room was nice, but save your money and eat at the other restaurant down the road.

TownePlace Suites is one of those hotels that I like stay at. They are always clean, spacious, have…read morefree WiFi and parking, provides a free breakfast and is dog friendly. My husband and I stayed at this hotel with our little girl dog (one dog, up to 50 lbs, is allowed to stay per room and cost $75 per stay) for two nights. Our room had a kitchenette, which includes 2 stove burners, one full size fridge with freezer, dishwasher, microwave and of course a kitchen sink. We did utilize the stove and cooked most of our meals (please note that there is free breakfast provided at this hotel). There are pots and pans made available. There was only a set of 3 plates, bowls and glass cups and mugs. Inside the shower, there is shower gel, shampoo and conditioner on the wall, which I always appreciate. This hotel also has an indoor pool and gym on site. Checking into the hotel was fine. The employee who helped us friend friendly. And the same goes for when we checked out. We visited Mount Rushmore and also Theodore Roosevelt National Park while we stayed at this hotel. Overall, this was a nice hotel and would stay here again if visiting this area.

When we arrived I was not greeted and just asked to check-in. Staff was just a body, didn't care…read moreabout us as guests. For a two bedroom suite, the rooms and shared space is small. I've had larger one bedroom suites. The rooms don't have extra blankets, I went to the front desk asking for some, and was told staff would bring them to our room, they never did. Poor and uninviting service is enough to not make me come again.