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"I love this hotel/market and will absolutely be back, but you should know the property backs up to an active railroad and trains pass through at all hours. The building is stunning, and well maintained. It’s a mixed use property with the first floor being a market with food and vendors. The shops are so cute and have such unique items. They offer contactless check in, a private parking garage for a fee, and great in room amenities. Besides the passing trains, the only issues I had were a broken lightbulb, and a tv that I had to program to use. Both easy to live with. Even with the trains, I fell in love with this place immediately and it’s now by go to in Fargo. Thanks for a great stay! "

"The hotel is in a great location close to shopping and restaurants. The hotel property has ample parking, the hotel and rooms are very clean and staff very friendly. Always a great place to stay."

"Yes"

"Staff was friendly and helpful. The breakfast area clean and we'll fill, but the best part it was friendly and sterile."

"Great staff"

"The only complaint was the shampoo container was empty but aside from that, all was good. "

"Bed was a little hard but the rooms were clean and I liked the location of this hotel. "

"Waited 25 minutes at the front desk to be checked in. No one showed up. Went in to check with the bartender and she checked me in. Left to do a couple things (three times) and then came back. Our cards that we were given to us weren't working, had to go back around to the front desk to get them working. They said it was due to being next to my phone. My phone was in my shirt pocket and room keys were in my pants pocket. Also, absolutely nothing on tv to watch, unless you have a device hooked up to the TV!! Won't be staying here again!! Worst hotel ever!! ZERO STARS!! Avoid, avoid, avoid this place. Breakfast wasn't too bad."

"The pool was great. Breakfast was just ok. The staff was on their phone at the front desk and didn’t speak to us until we spoke first. It snowed several inches and the hotel didn’t remove the snow from the sidewalks until late that evening. It iced and we had to ask them to put salt out. "