Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Fargo, ND

Kevin Jones

This was my first time staying here. Very clean rooms, great free breakfast and a very nice hotel overall. The best part was the friendly and helpful staff. Every staff member we had interaction with had such a pleasant and friendly attitude and went out of their way to make our stay perfect! Special kudos to the assistant manager, Melissa!

Tim Hagstrom

Can always count on this property being clean, fresh and well maintained. Great , helpful staff who really care about the details to make you comfortable. Breakfast is great.

jeff y

Awesome breakfast! Fresh fruit, usual carbs, eggs, sausage, oatmeal, and yogurt. If you go away hungry it's your fault! No carport for unloading in the rain. The room seemed a bit small with 4 children. Clean room and comfy beds.

Charlie Chouinard

I, on behalf of my band program, would rate my stay a 3.99999999999 out of 5 (rounding up to 4) after compiling the feedback from my peers. Upon my arrival, I was pleased that the handicap button for the door worked, for I was carrying many items of importance in my two very arms. The lobby was spacious and welcoming. However, the hotel was a maze. Navigating the winding halls was of upmost difficulty. Fortunately, the staff was extremely helpful and assisted my lost brethren to an exquisite room, perfect for devouring some pies. Sadly, the vending machine was incapable of smooth operation. On our way back to the room, we noticed a shimmering body of water, but our guardian did not grant us access to the pool. Instead, we spent our time mounting ginormous snow banks outside and using the room designated for aerobic and muscular development. Our energy expended from such taxing activities, I made my way to bed; thankfully nobody in our clan resided in room 114. My room, 331, did have a few inconveniences. Firstly, blood stains were plentiful on the carpet on which my toes graced. Secondly, the blinds would not shut properly. By some great fortune, my roommate and I were able to ignore the blinding lights from the bustling commerce center adjacent to the hotel. Thirdly, the ergonomic ice maker was obnoxious in its operation. In the morning, I doused water on myself in luxury, for the shower faucet featured several varying spraying patterns. Following my shower, I inhaled the pristine continental breakfast, with pancakes, waffles, fruit, baked goods, cereal, and oatmeal to its name. To my distraught, the juice machine was mediocre and inconsistent at best, but the juice itself was phenomenal. To my chagrin, I had the misfortune of misplacing a beloved item of mine after my exit, but the staff was prompt, prepared, and polite in its return to my possession. Overall, I had a wonderful stay at Country Inn and Suites in Fargo, North Dakota.