Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Eastern North Dakota from AU$106
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The Hunter - Private apt near hunting; hospitalCooperstown
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AU$192
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AU$208
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AU$192
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AU$238
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AU$212
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AU$159
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Top Eastern North Dakota Hotel Reviews
Bison Inn & Suites on University
8/10 Good
"The gentleman at the front desk was very nice and helpful. I wish there would have been a pool or hot tub. Also the water pressure in the shower was not good. The location was good and the bed was very comfortable."
ClubHouse Hotel & Suites - Fargo
10/10 Excellent
"I had never heard of this hotel but it was in the location we were looking for and at a good price! We were pleasantly surprised to find such a nice facility!"
Fargo Inn and Suites
10/10 Excellent
"Quick check in. Clean room and bathroom. I like the sink and mirror outside the bathroom. Beds were comfortable. Air conditioner ran great and kept the room cool and was not noisy. Great price."
Ramada by Wyndham Fargo
8/10 Good
"We were just looking for a quick place to stop for the night on our journey and not have to travel too far off the interstate - but this had the added bonus of waterslides for our kids to unwind after a long day in the car for a reasonable price. Staff was friendly and check in was smooth. Pool area was OK - a bit dirty, but likely due to it being at the end of the day. Slides moved/shook a far bit when kids were going down them - the structures were not as secure as they should have been (although I did see maintenance staff working on tightening them the next morning). Room was just OK - looked a bit dated, but more concerning was that the lock on the sliding door to the pool area was broken and the secondary security bar was all but broken. Our 'neighbours' woke up at 0600 and we could hear everything that they said - not much for sound-proofing between the rooms - but they were also very inconsiderate speaking at full volume so early in the morning. Breakfast had a decent selection of options. Wouldn't necessarily be my first choice necessarily if staying in Fargo again, but could stay again if needed."