Select Inn Grand Forks, Grand Forks

I stayed at this hotel during graduation weekend and while it was convenient to find, the overall experience was just okay. The room was nothing special and had stained chairs, which was disappointing. I noticed some trash outside the hotel that could have been cleaned up to improve the overall vibe. While it served its purpose for a quick stay, I wouldn't choose to go back for longer.

I had a tough experience at this hotel. They gave away my confirmed reservation for a wheelchair-accessible room, leaving me in a bind. While the staff was accommodating after some pressure, it wasn't ideal. However, I appreciated their kind demeanor during a stressful situation. Overall, it's best to consider this place as a last resort, especially for those with special needs.

My stay at this hotel started off on the wrong foot, as I arrived for my second night only to find out my reserved wheelchair accessible room had been given away to another guest. While they did manage to find me a room eventually, it was not set up properly for my needs. The room itself was in poor condition—dirty and rundown. Although the location had some potential, I really wouldn't recommend this place unless you have no other options.

The hotel offers clean and spacious rooms with a mini-fridge, which is a plus. However, the furniture is a bit outdated and not all of it is in top shape. The dining options for breakfast are quite limited, so it may not meet your expectations. Overall, it’s a decent spot for a quick, budget-friendly overnight stay, but I would seek a nicer place for a longer visit.

I had a mixed experience during my stay. The location was quite convenient for a quick stopover, and the staff were friendly and helpful. However, the room itself was a bit of a letdown with cleanliness issues, and the breakfast options were extremely limited. I'd consider it a decent place for a quick night, but improvements are needed in several areas.