we were pleasant surprized with this lodge. It was wonderful in a quaint community and the owner…read morewas really terrefic.

Three days of a family run business all with the same goal, to show you a good time. They don't…read moreguarantee you birds because it depends on your shooting skills. They guarantee you won't go home hungry! True story there. The birds are there for sure. Free range, Native birds. 10 of us came up from Lone Star State and had a great time. Three generations in my family participated and everyone shot birds and we had limits all three days. The guides were great and worked their dogs. If it weren't for the dogs we would not have found all the birds in the corn, maize, tree lines, habitat and grass. Beautiful birds. Fun shooting and safety was first and foremost an important subject. And no problems arose.

A top shelf outfitter before, during, and after the hunt. Best guided pheasant hunt by 'Marv' and…read moredelicious home cooked meals from Carol. This was my second trip to pheasant cove and will surely be back next year!!!!

This is a professional outfit ,good hunting and fine guide in Marvin S. Have been with friend…read morewho took son for first pheasant hunt , safe as Marvin instructs like Marine , good fellowship ,customers from all over keep coming back . Recommended ,as I have been back annually for 7 years

I wouldn't have known about The Metropolitan Bed & Breakfast if I hadn't been caught in a very…read moresudden whiteout blizzard while driving by the New Salem, ND exit off I94. We weren't the only drivers seeking refuge that night, and the first hotel we called was full but referred us to The Metropolitan. I am very happy our first option was not available because The Metropolitan was an exceptional experience. The staff was flexible, courteous, communicative, and welcoming. I was completely rattled (due to the snowstorm, no visibility while driving, and worry about spending the night in our vehicle - either at a gas station or in the ditch (we weren't sure which it would be)) but the owner was patient through my inability to immediately find a credit card, forgetting my friend's last name and address (we were using her credit card), and my continual dropping of my cell phone because my mittens were too bulky. When we finally made it to The Metropolitan, we found an antique and very charming brick building with large windows, a cheery glow, and beautifully finished wood floors. Our room was easy to find as well as warm, well-lit, extremely clean, organized (plenty of toilet paper and towels), and ready for us to drop our bags and relax. The room also included a deep bathtub, microwave, and mini refrigerator. While I hope to not be caught in a whiteout again, I am hopeful that I will have an opportunity to spend more time at The Metropolitan and for a longer stay. I'm not sure what there is to do in New Salem (we left very early the next morning) but I would recommend going to the B & B just to enjoy the rooms, peace and warmth.

Great place! If you tire of the monotony of the bland hotels on the highway, but wonder if an…read moreindependent, local hotel will have what you need for creature comforts, look no further! This place is a rare gem, a legit local building on Main Street has been gutted and turned into a handful of tasteful and very comfortable rooms with wonderful beds, nice shower and cool industrial chic decor. Don't you want to sleep right downtown across the street from the grain elevator in a small dairy town (the same one with "Salem Sue" the giant Holstein cow.) we took a nice evening walk around town, several nice bars and a couple of bakeries. Things only got better the next morning when the first floor cafe opened with yummy coffee drinks, paninis and nice looking waffles. Though there were also lots of nice free goodies in the hotel lobby for a free breakfast too. Take a risk, you'll leave with a happy heart and more of a connection to the land you're traveling through.

We spent 5 days here and it was great! I will say that this isn't The Hilton, so don't expect a…read moresuper fancy luxury suite. But, the manager Patel treated us as if we were VIPs, offering us snacks and fresh towels whenever we went into the office to get ice, and checking in with us to make sure that our stay was comfortable and pleasant. The day we checked out he even reminded us to make sure we didn't forget our phone chargers. The Inn is also conveniently located close to downtown Bismarck. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for an affordable place to stay in the Bismarck-Mandan area.

Right across the street from the train tracks. It is 1:30am right now and those trains are blowing…read moretheir horn! Mandan was a town built on and around the tracks so this makes a lot of sense, actually, but it makes sleeping optional for light sleepers like me. Very nice management. Very nice room (we lucked out with a suite!). Very reasonable rates. Only two skimpy towels for two not-so-skimpy people - but I'm sure we could have asked for more. Brand new flat screen tv. We were supposed to have HBO but couldn't find it. Wifi fast and good, so we streamed Netflix instead. We found some AWESOME tennis courts at the Mandan Middle School and played tennis all afternoon. And then passed by an outdoor polka concert at the bandstand downtown. This town is funky. (We passed by Captain Jack's sign for Cupcake Wine and tried to imagine what that might be... ) Overall, we would come here again if we pass through this town. Maybe earplugs for the train?