Called motel directly to make reservations. Explained that handicap room wasn't required but needed room near lobby due to husband broke neck, has cancer and heart disease. Is unable to walk distance. Was assured it would be near lobby. Room 105 was near the end of wing. Was told handicap was located in back and even farther from lobby. First night, about 10:30 pm, found large spider in sink. Captured it and took it to lobby. Was told it was harmless wolf spider and very common in Black Hills. Later a front desk employee came to ask if we wanted another room. I told her we needed one near lobby. Nope, only room available was right next door. Found another spider next evening in bathroom and next day, one was on luggage. When hanging our clothes, noticed entire rack was about to fall off wall. Didn't hang heavy coats on it. Toilet paper holder (recessed) would fall out every time we touched it. Breakfast was limited; no meat of any kind. Scrambled eggs 2 mornings; biscuits and gravy next morning. Manager acted obtuse when I was trying to explain clothes rack needing repair. Kept asking "In the closet?" Room does not have a 'closet'. When I said near the sink, she said "Oh, that's the closet.". Friends (room 103) had to get a blanket from office because air conditioner wasn't operating correctly, would make roaring noise when it came on and changed from heat to cool at will. Manager said filter probably needs changing, something must have flown into it. On the upside, beds were comfortable and parking at door is a big plus. We stayed here in 2017 and had a wonderful experience. Not this time.…
I was pleasantly surprised with the Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn. The property is an old, maybe 50s or 60s style roadside motel, with one and two story buildings. On arrival, the property was very clean and well-maintained. Check-in was fast, and service good. Our party had two rooms, one in a one-story, and one on the second floor of the two-story. I’m used to staying in modern-styled hotels, and was pleasantly surprised with how nice, clean, and we’ll appointed the newly-remodeled rooms were. The layout reminded me of the roadside motels we stayed at on family road trips when I was a kid. These rooms were appointed with modern fixtures, furniture, good air conditioning, coffee maker, hair dryer, microwaves, TVs, refrigerators, and a very comfortable bed—Plus, a really good shower. Even though this is a pet-friendly hotel, the rooms and carpets were spotless. I have stayed in several different hotels for over a month so far this year, and this one was the cleanest, nicest, and had the best breakfast. A bonus is the nostalgic vintage charm. If you are towing a trailer like we were, I’d recommend arriving early to claim your parking spot. (There are several available behind the main building, and in the main lot). I will definitely stay here again.…
We are best western members and stayed at this property for two nights while in the area. The staff were friendly and helpful, the room was clean and comfy, and no problem with (street) noise. It is conveniently located to shops and restaurants as well as Custer state park and other attractions
Friendly staff. Room was great for the price. Breakfast staff was helpful. This location is great for seeing the area. Some nice shops and restaurants in Custer too. We didn't spend a lot of time in the room. Too much to see in South Dakota.
We stayed for one night as we were attending the 2021 Round Up. We were gone much too early ( 4.30am) for breakfast, however the check in ( we used express check out ) and the room were both very good. While not a five star hotel, it is quite comfortable for an overnight stay,
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