AmericInn Grand Forks, Grand Forks

Old motel. The decor is from the 70's. The beds are terrible, the pillows are too and the power went out 3 times on our 2-day stay. The elevator was also not working (I am handicapped), so I slowly had to take the stairs down. Tell someone that the bathroom sink is supposed to be INSIDE the bathroom! Stay somewhere else!

I was very impressed with the whole package. The help was freindly and very pleasant to be around. The rooms were very clean and tidy. The continnental breakfast was wonderful. This hotel is a great place to stay with very reasonable rates. We will be back!

We stayed for 6 days. We booked a suite, it was clean, spacious, and very quiet. The personnel and management was very friendly and made sure we had everything we could possibly need. Breakfast was good and maid service was always prompt and thorough. We had a pleasant stay and plan on going back!! Hockey Parents

The room needed updating. Manager does not return calls if there is a problem. This is the worst Americinn we have every stayed at and we always like to stay at Americinn.

The hotel is very clean, nice decor and great staff. The staff did everything they could to make us feel at home. We have stayed at many different hotels in Grand Forks, but we will definitely return to the Americinn. D. Blake

The hotel was clean and the people were friendly. I would recommend this hotel to anyone. They had a very large pool,it was nice, with long hours, 7 am - 12.00 am. The breakfast had a lot of choice (waffles, yogurt, toast, bagels, etc.). the price is great.

Stayed during the weekend of the World Curling. All in all it was a good stay. Staff was friendly, even the notorious "bad" manager was working the desk when we checked in and he was very friendly and welcoming. The accomodations were fine, nothing fancy but clean. We had a double queen room. It had a small fridge, microwave, coffee maker, hair dryer. Beds were comfortable. The breakfast in the morning was a good general continental hotel breakfast - toast, waffle iron, lots of different pastries and goodies, fresh fruit, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, juice, great iced coffee and then they had coffee/tea and cookies/fruit available all day. The breakfast lady was somewhat crabby, but she must have been at least 78 years old and needs to retire. The pool area was good, large hot tub, nice sauna, there was also a pool table and other games in the pool area also. Only thing I did not really like was that they apparently sell monthly passes for the general public to use the pool area. Seemed like the public users felt they ruled the pool area. Location was good, just a few blocks from the mall and further up the street is the Ralph arena. I would rate it as a decent to good stay, not fancy by any means but comfortable. The only big down side was the price. They definetaly were fleecing everyone on the weekend as the city was booked out of hotels rooms due to the world curling. I imagine every hotel was jacking their prices. The room was probably worth $80-$90 (our rate on the Thursday was $89) but on the weekend they jacked it up to $149 per night..... wholly sheep!

The rooms are very appealing, clean, and the TV is a large screen, not a pittly 19". The hotel is very nice and always enjoy a good cup of coffee at any time.

We have been here winter and summer while our daughter went to school at UND. Friendly helpful staff. Quiet. Convenient to the school, resturants, shopping. Nice breakfast buffet. Homey feeling.