Fargo's Hidden Gem: Unbeatable Deals at Country Inn & Suites!
Fargo's Hidden Gem: Seriously, Country Inn & Suites is ROCKING IT! (A Rambling, Honest Review)
Okay, listen up, fellow travelers! If you're heading to Fargo, North Dakota (yes, that Fargo), and you're looking for a place that isn't just a place to crash, but a genuinely good experience… you NEED to check out Country Inn & Suites. Seriously, I'm talking a serious contender for "Best Unexpected Stay Ever." And I'm going to spill the tea, the coffee, the everything about why.
First Impressions & Getting Around (and Trying Not to Get Lost!)
So, accessibility first, because, let's be real, it's SUPER important. I'm happy to report that Country Inn & Suites nails it. Wheelchair accessible, check. Elevator, absolutely. They've clearly put thought into making sure everyone can navigate this place with ease. And the car park [free of charge], bonus points! Driving in Fargo is… well, driving. Finding parking that's not trying to bleed your bank account is a victory. They also have car power charging station – a HUGE win for the electric vehicle warriors out there. Plus, Airport transfer? Yep. Consider that a big, fat, convenient check.
The "OMG, This is Awesome" Moments (And the Occasional "Meh")
Let's dive into the good stuff. The Wi-Fi [free] in all rooms? Bless them! This is now a MUST in the 21st century, folks. And guess what? It actually works. I’ve spent many hours in hotels where the Wi-Fi sounds good on paper, but in reality, you're lucky to load a single picture. Not here. I was able to stream Netflix, FaceTime my mom, and even (shhh!) sneak in some work emails. Plus, Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!…did I mention that? Because it's amazing.
The rooms themselves were… well, they were great. The Air conditioning was on POINT. The Blackout curtains were a godsend after a long day. And the Extra long bed? HUGE win. I'm tall, so thank you, Country Inn & Suites, for not making me curl up like a pretzel. There are Non-smoking rooms, which is always a plus. The Bathrooms (with a separate shower/bathtub!), I appreciated the comfort, clean and well-maintained. The desk was great for working. They have Laptop workspace, too. There's also the usual suspects: Alarm clock, Coffee/tea maker, Complimentary tea, Desk, Hair dryer, Ironing facilities, Mini bar, Refrigerator, Satellite/cable channels, Slippers, etc. Basically, everything you need for a comfortable stay.
Now, let’s talk about the breakfast [buffet]. Okay, I'm not gonna lie…the buffet game can be a bit hit or miss at hotels. Sometimes it's sad and lonely, other times it's like a mini food festival. This one was pretty darn solid. They had the usual suspects like Western breakfast, but I was surprised to see they also had an Asian breakfast component which was good. Scrambled eggs, bacon, pastries, fruit… all the essentials to fuel your Fargo adventures.
And while we're on the topic of eating (because, let's face it, when am I NOT thinking about food?), let's talk about the restaurants nearby. I didn't eat in the hotel. There are restaurants, a Coffee/tea in restaurant, a Bar, and a Snack bar as well as Bottle of water.
The Relax & Refresh Zone (Or, My Attempt at Zen)
Okay, so the Pool with view? I mean, it's nice. It's an outdoor swimming pool, but let's be honest, views in Fargo are… well, flat. It's a nice place to take a dip and they have pool towels ready for us. They also have a Fitness center that I didn't actually use (shocking, I know). But, hey, it's there, for the motivated folks. As for Spa/sauna, and a Steamroom, they offer some options to unwind and relax.
Cleanliness, Safety, and That "Peace of Mind" Thing
This is where Country Inn & Suites REALLY shines, especially with the current climate. The Cleanliness and safety protocols were seriously impressive. They highlighted their commitment to hygiene with Anti-viral cleaning products, Daily disinfection in common areas, Hand sanitizer everywhere, and the fact that the Staff trained in safety protocol so there is no room for error. They had Room sanitization opt-out available, which I appreciated. This is not just a nice-to-have, it’s a must-have in my book. Plus, with the CCTV in common areas and the Front desk [24-hour], you could relax and be sure that this place is protecting its guests.
Services and Conveniences (Because Life's Not Always Sunshine and Buffets)
They had a Concierge! (Though I didn't need to use it). Daily housekeeping, always a plus. The hotel provides Facilities for disabled guests. I also noticed a Convenience store, which is perfect for grabbing a late-night snack. The Laundry service is also a big plus.
For the Kids (Because Grown-Ups Deserve a Break Too!)
Family/child friendly is the name of the game here. Country Inn & Suites is definitely geared towards families. (and they got a Babysitting service!)
Okay, Okay, So What's the Bottom Line?
Look, I'm not one to gush (okay, maybe I am). BUT… I genuinely enjoyed my stay at Country Inn & Suites. It’s clean, comfortable, convenient, and the staff were genuinely friendly and helpful. Fargo can be a bit…well, Fargo. But this hotel? It's a reliable, comfortable haven. And that's saying something.
The "Unbeatable Deals" Offer (Because You Deserve a Treat!)
Tired of the same old hotel routine? Craving a comfortable and convenient Fargo escape?
Country Inn & Suites in Fargo has the answer!
Here's what you get when you book today:
- Ultra-comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi – because you deserve to stay connected!
- A delicious breakfast buffet, fueling your adventures (grab your coffee!).
- Impeccable cleanliness and safety protocols – feeling good knowing you're in a safe and healthy environment.
- Easy access to EVERYTHING Fargo has to offer!
- FREE PARKING – Because nobody wants to hunt for parking in the freezing cold!
But wait, there's more! Book now and receive a special discount or upgrade to a larger room!
Don't delay, Fargo's Hidden Gem is calling your name!
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P.S. Seriously, book it. You won't regret it. And if you see me there, say hi! I'll probably be at the breakfast buffet.
Cedar Falls Getaway: Unbeatable Comfort Suites Deals!
Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because we're diving headfirst into a Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Fargo, ND adventure. "Adventure" might be a strong word, but hey, it's Fargo, and we're gonna make the most of it!
Day 1: Arrival & The Great Pancake Debacle
- 3:00 PM: Check-in - AKA The Great Key Card Crisis
- So, I pull up to the Country Inn, hoping for that perfect, perfectly ordinary hotel lobby vibe. You know, the kind with a slightly-too-soft couch and a lukewarm coffee station? Nailed it. Except, the line for check-in was longer than the wait for a good pizza in a snowstorm. Apparently, EVERYONE decided to visit Fargo today.
- Finally, I reach the front desk, and the incredibly patient (and possibly psychic) employee hands me my key card. "Have a great stay!" BEEP! Dead. The card is dead. Cue internal sigh. She fixes it, and I'm off, but that key card will be the bane of my existence for two days.
- 3:30 PM: Room Reconnaissance - "It's… fine."
- The room. Ah, the room. Clean? Yes. Spacious? Eh, kinda. The decor? Well, let's just say it's the kind of neutral that wants to punch you in the face with its mediocrity. But hey, it has a king-sized bed, which is the only thing that matters, right? Wrong.
- The Great Pancake Debacle: The hotel has an "included" breakfast. You bet I’m excited about this, like, seriously, free food is my love language. The highlight, said breakfast, is a waffle-making contraption. Sounds harmless, yes? Wrong. So VERY wrong. I tried to make a pancake and accidentally created something that was more closely related to a burnt hockey puck than a fluffy breakfast staple.
- 5:00 PM: The Pre-Dinner Stroll - "Okay, Fargo… show me what you got."
- Time to explore! I decide to take a walk around the hotel. The parking lot is expansive, featuring the usual suspects: a beat-up pickup, a minivan overflowing with gear, and a car whose owner is desperately hoping to start on time.
- What I did find in Fargo, apart from the wind, are some amazing sunsets.
Day 2: The Fargo Embrace & the Hockey Hangover
- 7:00 AM: Breakfast Round Two - "Redemption? Hardly!"
- I gave the pancakes a try again, and still, I failed. This time, I'm armed with a pancake recipe, but after the first "failed" attempt, I just gave up, settling for dry cereal and a sad-looking banana. Breakfast is NOT my forte.
- 9:00 AM: The Fargo Theatre - "Art Deco Delight!"
- I heard the Fargo Theatre was iconic, and I wasn't disappointed. Art Deco at its finest! The ambiance is perfect. Just imagine the amount of history that building has seen!
- 12:00 PM: Lunch at a Local Diner - "Best burger ever!"
- Found a tiny diner, the kind that smells wonderfully of sizzling bacon and coffee. The burger was phenomenal. It was a symphony of flavors and textures. Seriously, I might have to go back for seconds.
- 3:00 PM: A Visit to the Plains Art Museum - "Surprising & Superb”
- Didn't expect much, I'm being honest. Museums often bore me. But this place was a hidden gem! Local art, amazing exhibits… I could have gotten lost for hours.
- 7:00 PM: The After-Game Hangover - "Why did I do this?"
- OK, so I decided to embrace the local culture and go to a hockey game. It was LOUD. It was intense. And I, someone who understands absolutely NOTHING about hockey, somehow got swept up in the fervor. It was exhilarating, but also EXHAUSTING. The next morning, I awoke with a sore throat from cheering and a vague feeling of "what have I done?"
Day 3: Departure & The Key Card's Revenge
- 7:00 AM: Breakfast Torture - "I think I'll skip it…"
- The usual breakfast horrors. I just grabbed a juice box and went back to my room, knowing the pancake demon would likely rear its ugly burnt head again.
- 9:00 AM: Last-Minute Shopping - "Souvenirs and Regrets"
- Time to buy some souvenirs. Fargo has all the usual tourist traps. I ended up getting a t-shirt I'll likely never wear and a mug that I probably don't need.
- 11:00 AM: Checkout - "THE KEY CARD STRIKES AGAIN!"
- I swear, that darn key card was taunting me. It refused to work at the elevator, the vending machine (where I was desperate for a sugar boost), and, naturally, the DOOR TO MY ROOM.
- I had to go to the front desk, again. The patient employee, I swear, was stifling a laugh. "Key card issues?" she asked, with a knowing glint in her eye. She fixed it. AGAIN.
- 12:00 PM: Departure - "Goodbye, Fargo! You were… something."
- Leaving Fargo. The hotel was decent, the people were friendly, and I'd had a few laughs along the way. Would I come back? Maybe. If I ever crave a pancake and an Art Deco movie theatre.
So there you have it: a thoroughly imperfect, slightly chaotic, and undeniably real account of my Fargo adventure. Country Inn & Suites, you weren't perfect, but you were a perfectly acceptable home base for the madness. And Fargo? Well, Fargo, you're definitely memorable.
Green Bay Getaway: Unbeatable Comfort Suites Deals!
Okay, spill the beans. Is Country Inn & Suites in Fargo *really* all that? Like, deals-wise?
Alright, alright, I'll dish. Listen, I stumbled upon this place, Country Inn & Suites in Fargo, by pure accident. We were road-tripping, running late, and just needed *somewhere*. Saw the sign, figured, "Meh, another chain hotel." Boy, was I wrong. The word "deals" gets tossed around a lot, right? But with *Country Inn & Suites*, I swear, it felt like they were practically paying *me* to stay! One time, and this is a true story, we booked last minute – like, pulled up at 10 PM – and got a suite for the price of a standard room at some dumpy motel down the street. Seriously, the room had a fireplace! A **FIREPLACE**, people! I almost cried. We were so tired, and the cozy vibes, and the deal… it was almost too much. They had a whole stack of extras too. It felt like winning the lottery, but with fewer questionable relatives hounding me.
What's the "hidden gem" part? Is it just… cheap?
Okay, "hidden gem" might be stretching it a *little*. It's not like they're hiding the hotel behind a mystical portal. But here’s the thing: it's *more* than just cheap. It’s the *value*. The included breakfast buffet? Solid. The pool? Always clean, and the kids actually enjoyed it (miraculous!). The staff? Actually friendly! Which, let's be honest, is a big deal. I've stayed in places where the front desk clerk looked like they'd personally invented the word "misery." This place is different. It's like they're genuinely happy to see you. It’s a combination of great prices, comfortable rooms, and a surprising level of service. It's a trifecta of road-trip awesomeness, people!
Breakfast: The make-or-break of any hotel stay. Tell me about the breakfast buffet!
Alright, let's talk breakfast. Because seriously, a bad breakfast can ruin your whole day, right? At Country Inn & Suites, it's not Michelin-star quality, let's be real. Don’t expect artisanal sourdough toast or anything. But it's *good*. And plentiful! They have everything you need for a solid pre-road-trip fuel-up: waffles (with all the fixings!), eggs, sausage (often decent, sometimes… not), cereal, fruit, you name it. I'm a waffle fiend, so I hit them up hard, and I'm talking like, second-helpings-every-time hard. My kids, bless their hearts, are mostly cereal eaters. My wife, she goes for the yogurt and fruit (sensing a general lack of appreciation for my waffle artistry), and she always seems to have a smile on her face... I think. The coffee is generally drinkable, which, again, is a win. It’s like a breakfast buffet hug. Comfortable, reliable, and keeps you going for several hours.
Okay, so they're not *perfect*, are they? What are the potential downsides?
Okay, real talk time. Nothing's perfect. This place, it's not a five-star resort. Sometimes, and this is rare, the elevator is a *little* slow. And one time, the water pressure in the shower wasn't quite as… forceful as I like. But I'm talking nitpicking here! The biggest potential "downside" (and I'm using that term *very* loosely) is that it's popular. So, booking ahead, especially during peak season, is a good idea. Don't just roll up expecting a suite for pennies like I did. And there's a fitness room, which, let's be honest, I've never actually used. But hey, it's there in case you're a masochist. The minor quirks? They're just… charming. After all, you can't expect perfection, right?
What about the location? Is it convenient?
Location, location, location! This is important. Fargo's pretty spread out, so being centrally located is key for anything. This Country Inn & Suites seems to be pretty well situated, I believe with a wide variety of things to do nearby from my experience checking out the things nearby. It's accessible to highways, which makes it super easy to get in and out of Fargo. Restaurants? Several options close by. Shopping? Yep. Everything you might need is a quick drive away. I spent a bit too much time at a local sports bar once… but hey, that's on me. The point is, it's a good base of operations for all your Fargo adventures.
Any specific examples of "unbeatable deals"? Lay it on me!
Alright, let me tell you a story… (I’m prone to stories, sorry). Remember that road trip I mentioned, the one where we stumbled in at 10 PM? That wasn't just any suite. It was a *two-room* suite! With a *fireplace*! We were so exhausted, the kids were bickering, and I was on the verge of a caffeine-induced meltdown. Then we walked in, and I actually gasped. The whole thing, room AND price? It cost less than a cramped, sad room at a different hotel down the block. We're talking seriously low prices. And, just to clarify, it wasn't a "special" or a "promotion." It was just…the price. I actually checked with the front desk clerk to make sure they hadn't made a mistake. They hadn't. We got a gorgeous, comfortable, spacious room, with a fireplace, for next to nothing. I swear, I almost started clapping! I'm not kidding when I say it made the whole trip... well, almost bearable.
I'm traveling with kids. Kid-friendliness: a dealbreaker. What's the verdict?
Kid-friendly? Absolutely! The pool is a huge winner. My kids, they're like little fish; they basically *live* in the water. They have an indoor pool. Honestly, the pool alone is enough to make it worth it. There’s free wifi, which, if you have teenagers, is basically a necessity for survival. The breakfast? As I said, passable. The whole vibe is relaxed and welcoming, a far cry from some stuffy hotels where you feel like you're constantly tiptoeing around. They tolerate the mess, the noise… the chaos. And believe me, with my kids – *it’s* chaos. This place is a solid win for families on the road. You can relax a little, you won't feel like you're bothering anyone, and the kids are happy. That’s a win in my book.
So, to sum up: Would you recommend it?
Do I recommend the Country Inn & Suites in Fargo? Absolutely. Without a single doubt. If you're looking for a comfortable, convenient,Budget Travel Destination
