Badlands Inn & Suites Dickinson, Dickinson

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The room was clean and comfortable with a very cozy bed, but it desperately needed a remodel to fix issues like the falling ceiling and non-functional TV. The location was a convenient spot near various restaurants and amenities, although some maintenance was clearly required. The dining options were limited, with uninspired breakfast choices, but the hotel had some redeeming qualities like the affordable laundry machines on-site.

The room we stayed in was not what we expected; it was advertised as having a king bed but turned out to be quite basic for a room costing between $39 and $50. Additionally, the strong smell of chlorine was unpleasant and lingered, leaving a bad taste in our mouths all night.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, though lacking an outside window, were comfortable and clean, with a quirky La-Z-Boy chair in the middle. However, the room needed significant renovation as the ceiling was falling, TV didn't work, and overall maintenance was lacking, creating a gloomy atmosphere.