Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The property is located within a 3 min drive to Mt Rushmore. There is a buffett brkfast that is actually good, waffles, eggs, toast, bacon, milk and juice. It was a great start. There is a Sprockets within walking distance that provided beer and pizza, arcade games and entertainment. Great because it was open in the winter. A shopping area right down the road, but be prepared they close in the off season Dec to April or May. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, the woodwork and natural native...
The property is located within a 3 min drive to Mt Rushmore. There is a buffett brkfast that is actually good, waffles, eggs, toast, bacon, milk and juice. It was a great start. There is a Sprockets within walking distance that provided beer and pizza, arcade games and entertainment. Great because it was open in the winter. A shopping area right down the road, but be prepared they close in the off season Dec to April or May. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, the woodwork and natural native...
I cannot say enough good about this hotel. It is very competitive pricing for the area during this time the check-in staff was amazing and Carlos did a great job of interacting with our kids and making them feel welcome. The location is great, but the new restaurant salt block not far away. The rooms were perfectly clean and quiet. The pool area is clean and stocked with fresh towels.
The staff did a great job with breakfast and it was wonderful to see them sourcing local coffee from dark...
I cannot say enough good about this hotel. It is very competitive pricing for the area during this time the check-in staff was amazing and Carlos did a great job of interacting with our kids and making them feel welcome. The location is great, but the new restaurant salt block not far away. The rooms were perfectly clean and quiet. The pool area is clean and stocked with fresh towels.
The staff did a great job with breakfast and it was wonderful to see them sourcing local coffee from dark...
Wonderful stay. The room is nicely decorated and clean. The bed was comfortable. The outdoor area was nice and large. Good breakfast with much seating. Nice modern facilities that are well maintained
Wonderful stay. The room is nicely decorated and clean. The bed was comfortable. The outdoor area was nice and large. Good breakfast with much seating. Nice modern facilities that are well maintained
Sally
Reviewed November 9, 2026Reviewed November 9, 2026
All the hotels in Rapid were full or super expensive, so we took a chance on this one and we were pleasantly surprised! Beds were extremely comfy and it was the cleanest hotel bathroom I’ve ever seen (honestly)! The view behind the hotel is pretty. Great value and our family would definitely stay here again.
All the hotels in Rapid were full or super expensive, so we took a chance on this one and we were pleasantly surprised! Beds were extremely comfy and it was the cleanest hotel bathroom I’ve ever seen (honestly)! The view behind the hotel is pretty. Great value and our family would definitely stay here again.
Brooke
Reviewed November 15, 2024Reviewed November 15, 2024
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