Hotel Donaldson - Fargo

The food was absolutely awesome.The atmosphere was great.The service needs some work.

We were there from Texas to celebrate moms 90th birthday . Rooms were awesome, but the staff went above beyond to make our stay memorable. We had 8 rooms which is a lot of people from all over they were so accommodating. I can’t say enough about the staff. Thanks for making her big day go on without a hitch

A great place for lunch or dinner in the downtown historic district. The new menu and redecor of the back bar are a great addition to a place already known for a great atmosphere.

The boutique hotel has 17 rooms and is a pricier than other hotels in the area. What you’re paying for are nice touches for your stay: Each room is themed around a different artist’s work with a bio in the hotel directory, there’s a happy hour with a nice selection of beer/wine with snacks and a turn down service with truffles, lowered lights/shades and a local artists cd playing to welcome you back into your room. The rooms themselves are well appointed with a seating area, plenty of storage, a good shower and a wine fridge with several items for purchase and space to store some of your own items. We used this to store some water and some we’d purchased on our own. The mattress was very soft which may be good or bad for guests. We generally use the stairs and there wasn’t a single door with the words “stairs” listed on them. Getting up/down using the stairs from the entry meant walking by the check in area each time to connect to an internal set of stairs which was sort of odd. The rooftop patio and bar was always an enjoyable last stop in our day before turning in. We weren’t expecting to spend much time there but ended up going almost every day of our stay.

Lovely, one of a kind, boutique hotel. What a treat for a night in Fargo on a hot summer night! Rooms are incredible with beautiful, local art in every room. be sure to read the summary of art in your room. It was like staying in a beautiful home. Lovely 5 pm wine snacks where we met some very fun travelers! The rooftop bar was lovely. Easy walking downtown to some nice shops live music outside the Jasper Hotel. Dinner at the Blarney Stone was yummy but have to say the first person to wait on us knew so much more than the second so it’s difficult to say without trying the restaurant again…seems like it’s a great bar for football weekends! For a summer night the rooftop made up for any flaws downstairs! Oh and the comfy beds were a dream.