Comfort Inn

Though I’ve never stayed in the rooms, I have to say their bar is top notch (if you’re looking to get plastered). Happy hour at the comfort is incredibly cheap and free food is provided. The drinks are not for the lightweight crowd; they’re mixed in a way that results in what I can only describe as rocket fuel.
If you’re looking for a place that you can have five drinks and survive, try out Blarney Stone. If you’re looking for a place where you can spend $ 5 and end up full of food and drunk, you’ve found your Mecca.

Although, this isn’t luxury, the service and quality amenities make this a very nice stay. The staff is constantly going out of their way to make your life comfortable and convenient. The shuttle service will take you virtually anywhere you need when it’s available. The breakfast is one of the better continental breakfasts (I’ve been living in hotels for 3 months, so I can truly compare). I had a delicious maple cinnamon waffle! The pool and hot tub area is very spacious and nice as well. So if you’re looking for a budget stay, this is a fantastic option.

This place has the best happy hour in town.
$ 1.20 or so for a tall draft beer? Yes, please.
They provide all the weight-​gaining popcorn you can eat and there’s usually 2 or 3 other snack options (during happy hour).
Even when the drinks aren’t at a ridiculously low rate, everything is still incredibly affordable and the bartenders pour with a heavy hand (a good thing if you like your drinks with a kick).
As an added bonus there’s pull tabs and blackjack.
In terms of the hotel — I’ve stayed in a room only once and it was just fine. Nothing over the top but you get what you pay for. The staff was incredibly accommodating and friendly.

Incredibly comfy beds and pillows, to the point that I felt I must have been staying in a far nicer chain like Wyndham…
From the outside, this Comfort Inn looks a bit run-​down and sketchy: there are potholes in the parking lot, hardly any grass or greenery to brighten the very bunker-​like exterior, and the interior is sprawling and a bit dark. I tend to ignore the cosmetic factor, especially when traveling with two dogs: pet-​friendly hotels can be difficult to find, but at the same time it’s nice to feel you aren’t suffering through a stay.
Fortunately, that wasn’t the case here. Despite having a big and a small dog tucked on either side of me, the bed was so wonderfully soft yet supportive that I slept excellently. I’m also a down pillow fan, and although these pillows weren’t down, they felt quite close to it in terms of firmness/​softness and were a nice treat. So don’t let the outside fool you: if you want a good night’s sleep, pull in at this Comfort Inn.

This isn’t the Ritz, but you couldn’t find nicer people.
They have a generous breakfast in the mornings and you will not find a better place for an inexpensive happy hour ~ as long as you don’t get too caught up in the pull tabs or black jack tables. Decent nibbles free of charge during happy hour too.
Rooms are basic and a bit dim. We weren’t here to hang in our room so it served it’s purpose well.

We stayed here June 30-​July 7, 2010. Pick another hotel if you can. We made reservations for a king size bed, no smoking. We got two queens, smoking. It was awful! Smelled horrendous. The lighting was so bad in the room, I could barely see to put on my makeup. One day they failed to clean our room after we left at 10 AM. and didn’t return until after 9 PM. that night. We had to go ask at the desk for clean towels. There are much better choices in Bismarck.

U will be mad if u get poolside room. Pool is open until 10pm and ppl used to shout forever. If u r planning to start early next morning this is the worst place u can ever find urself in. Ppl return from lounge in d middle of night and used knock door like monster. Check in somewhere else.