Rodeway Inn Wahpeton

Friendly staff. They had heat turned up in the room which was MUCH appreciated during the extreme cold spella! Right next to railroad tracks but wasn't loud with the room fan on

It was good enough for a quick and cheap place to stay. We did not stay for breakfast, but it looked like a clean serving area.

Price was good. It was quiet. Property needs some renovation. There were shelf pieces laying in the hallway.

Back door did not lock, indoor pool and spa was not in working condition, right beside a train track which train went through twice that night and blew its whistle several times each time, went to get breakfast at 7:45 and no food was available and no workers anywhere to ask

Was a good location and close to area businesses. Was clean and staff was helpful. The bad thing was there was old appliances in the hallways and the door to my room had to manually be unlocked with the real key not a key card. So wasnt able to leave without leaving door proped open or hoping staff was there to open it again.

Rooms was very nice and clean. Everything else seemed a bit run down but if my room is nice and clean I don't mind. Felt safe except for back door not locking, I prefer only room key access.to the motel for added safety.

I have never seen a front desk like this. I looked like a dump. The clerk was able to walk in, but barely. The pool area was locked and did not look inviting, so I did not request access. The room is good enough. And having come from visiting people with tiny beds, we are grateful. If it had not been for the front desk are, I could have been more generous in the rating. They can clean that up in an hour.

We only stayed one night. Nothing special about it. It was a good rate, nothing special about breakfast, wasn't much to choose from at 9:00 a.m. No one to restock was even around. But it was a quiet motel.

There were so many things wrong with this stay. If you can get past the overwhelming smell, the rooms don't suck (for the price point), but the customer service is laughable. The highlight for me was returning after a long day (the second of a 2-night stay) and my key not working. I stood at the front desk for more than 20 minutes. First, I tried calling, hoping the phone was connected to a cordless carried by the desk clerk. Nothing. Called the number on the sign from the lobby phone, but nothing. Knocked on the glass hoping someone on the other side of the door would come out, nothing. During my wait, a second guest came who was also locked out of a 2nd-night stay. A third guest, needing to check in joined us in our wait. When the owner FINALLY returned from outside, she told me that my key was "not her problem" and said it was my fault, and she "knew" I put it next to my phone and ruined it. (the key was kept in the sleeve the entire time and most definitely not on my phone) A simple "sorry for the inconvenience, let me rekey that for you" would have been the appropriate response. The dismissal and accusations seemed to come to her so easily that I'm sure I wasn't the first to experience her stellar customer service. Yes, it's cheap, but just spend the extra $20 and stay anywhere else in town.