Days Inn by Wyndham Fargo Fargo (ND) United States

Fargo's BEST Kept Secret: Days Inn Review (You WON'T Believe This!)

Okay, buckle up, buttercups, because you're about to get the real lowdown on Fargo's Days Inn. Forget the perfectly polished brochures and sanitized reviews. This is the raw, unfiltered truth, seasoned with a healthy dose of my personal experiences. Prepare yourselves, folks, it's gonna be a ride!

Fargo's BEST Kept Secret: Days Inn Review (You WON'T Believe This!) – My Brain's Dump

Alright, first things first: Accessibility. Now, I am not a wheelchair user, but from what I could see, they do claim to have some wheelchair accessible rooms and facilities. I did spot an elevator, which is a huge plus for those of us who like to keep our legs rested after a long day of… well, whatever you do in Fargo. Honestly, the website and their promotional material don't dive deep on all of this.

**Cleanliness and Safety - *ARE WE SAFE?* **

Look, I’m a bit of a germaphobe, okay? After everything the world has thrown at us the last couple of years, I’m extra vigilant. And the Days Inn seemed to be doing its part. Yes, there are Anti-viral cleaning products are used, and supposedly there's Daily disinfection in common areas. I’m assuming they have Hand sanitizer readily available. But here’s a confession: I didn’t follow the cleaning crew around with a blacklight and a magnifying glass. I mean, I don’t know if they use a Professional-grade sanitizing service. They did have Staff trained in safety protocol according to the website, but I'm assuming that they all didn't have PhDs.

The Room – My Sanctuary or a Disaster Zone?

Okay, let's talk about the ROOM. This is where things get… interesting. Did it have Air conditioning? Yep, thankfully. Air conditioning in public area? I think so, I don't think I saw a public area that didn't have it. It had a desk, which was handy for, you know, pretending I was going to work. There was a Fridge! Crucial for stashing emergency sodas and leftovers. I do know there was Free bottled water.

The Bed? Decent. Not the Ritz, but I slept.
Blackout curtains? Present and accounted for. My brain needed them during the bright Fargo sun.
The bathroom? Well, it did have a bathtub and a shower. Standard issue. The water pressure wasn't earth-shattering, but it worked.
Wi-Fi [free]? Yes, and bless its little heart, it worked. I hated not having Internet access.
Telephone? Yep, for the rare occasion you need to call the front desk (or order late-night pizza).
Alarm clock? Yup.
Coffee/tea maker? Well, let's see as I type this. Oh… it's there!

Now, here's the thing. It wasn't fancy. No, it didn't have a bathtub that could double as a jacuzzi or a safe box you can open and close 300 times per day. It wasn't magazine-worthy, but it was clean enough, and I felt comfortable. And honestly, after a day of exploring, or maybe just driving, comfort is all I need.

Dining, Drinking, and Snacking – Fueling the Adventure or Starving in Style?

Okay, let's get to the food. Breakfast [buffet]? Yes! The Website says there's hot water linen and laundry washing. I'm not seeing that in the breakfast. There was Coffee/tea in restaurant, so yeah, that was my jam. They offered Breakfast takeaway service (score!) I even grabbed a banana and a muffin for the road. It wasn't gourmet, but it was fuel for the day and didn't break the bank. As a bonus, it was pretty clean. The Buffet in restaurants helped too! All the stuff that matters was in there for me.

Pool or Spa? – Relax or Die Trying?

Now, the amenities are interesting. Swimming pool? Yep, there was one, an Swimming pool [outdoor]. I didn’t take the plunge, because, well, it was Fargo. Maybe I'm wrong and I missed a view. No Spa, no Sauna, no Steamroom. This isn’t the place for a luxurious pamper session. As for a Fitness center? I couldn't find one that was open to just every guest. I just went walking.

Services and Conveniences – Surviving the Everyday?

The Front desk [24-hour] is a lifesaver, especially when you arrive late or have a middle-of-the-night emergency. Daily housekeeping was also a big plus. Laundry service? I think I saw one, but I didn't use it. There's Luggage storage if you arrive early or have a late flight. A Convenience store? Nah. You'll have to venture out for snacks and essentials. What? No Gift/souvenir shop?? Seriously?!?

For the Kids – Family Fun or Family Fury?

I wasn't traveling with kids, but I did see some families. The website mentions Babysitting service. I think that the Family/child friendly is a big plus. Also, There may be Kids meal. Now, this is Fargo, not Disney World. Consider that.

Getting Around – Wheels, Wings, and Wanderlust?

They had Car park [free of charge], which is huge. Free parking is a win in my book! They may have Airport transfer. They have Taxi service.

The Real Deal – My Verdict!

Look, the Days Inn in Fargo isn't perfect. It's not the Four Seasons. But it's clean, functional, and gets the job done. If you need a place to crash for a night or two, a good place to sleep and a good breakfast, it's a solid choice. It's not going to blow your mind, but it won't break the bank either.

My Recommendation and Special Deal (because I was asked to do it!)

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Okay, buckle up, buttercup, because we're not just planning a stay at the Days Inn Fargo, we're living it. This ain't your polished travel brochure; this is the messy, reality-TV version of a Fargo getaway.

Days Inn by Wyndham Fargo: My Fargo Odyssey (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Parking Lot)

Day 1: Arrival & Existential Dread (and a Quest for Coffee)

1:00 PM: Arrive in Fargo. The prairie wind whispers sweet nothings… mostly about how ridiculously flat everything is. My GPS, the fickle bitch, tries to send me to a bowling alley. After a minor kerfuffle with the rental car (it hates me), I finally find the Days Inn. Interior decor: Let's just say it screams "beige." But hey, it is clean. Which, after the drive, is an important factor.
1:30 PM: Unpack. My suitcase explodes a cloud of crumpled clothes. I survey the room. Okay, it's got a bed, a TV that might work, and a lingering scent of… something vaguely floral. I'm not sure if it's good or bad. I choose to ignore it.
2:00 PM: The existential dread kicks in. This is the Great Plains. What am I doing here? Why did I choose Fargo? (Answer: Needed a break. Now I'm questioning that decision.)
2:30 PM: Coffee emergency. Desperate measures. The hotel coffee situation is… dire. I venture out into the vast expanse of a Fargo afternoon. Quest for Caffeine: Initiated.
3:00 PM: Found a real coffee shop! Not the trendy kind, but the kind that serves coffee in a mug that doesn't pretend to be art. Life is marginally better. Thank you, Fargo.
3:30 PM: Back at the hotel. The floral scent has intensified. Maybe it's the carpet? Maybe it's the air freshener trying way too hard. Regardless, I can't avoid it!
4:00 PM: Attempt to watch TV. The remote control feels like it's from a different century. After twenty minutes of button mashing, I managed to find a station playing a western. I watched that western. It was…fine.
6:00 PM: Dinner. Options are limited. (Seriously, Fargo, up your game. At least have a decent taco place.) I ended up at a chain restaurant. The food was… edible. The waitress was nice. Tiny good things!
8:00 PM: Stare out the window at the parking lot. People watching is surprisingly engrossing. You see everything: a guy struggling to parallel park, a family loading up their minivan with a surprising number of balloons. The mundane is strangely beautiful, or maybe it's just the lack of other options.
9:00 PM: Attempt to sleep. The bed is… a bed. Not luxurious, but not actively trying to murder me. A win in my book. The floral scent has achieved a certain level of acceptance. I'm starting to like it, I think.
10:00 PM: Drift off to sleep, with the knowledge that tomorrow, there might be something to do.

Day 2: The Plains, the Plains! (And a Deep Dive into a Single, Unforgiving Experience)

8:00 AM: Wake up. The floral scent is now my friend. Surprisingly, I slept well. Maybe the vast flatness is soothing.
8:30 AM: Breakfast. Included! It’s a beige buffet. Think hard-boiled eggs, sad-looking muffins, and a waffle maker that's almost as old as I am. But hey, free food. Fuel for the… well, for the day ahead.
9:30 AM: Decide to embrace the "Fargo Experience." It's time for the ultimate Fargo activity: The Fargo Theatre. I'd read about this place, and it had a certain romantic charm.
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM: THE FARGO THEATRE. The experience was amazing: The architecture, the history, the atmosphere. It was exactly what the travel blogs promised! Even the concession stand was perfectly classic. I saw a movie, then lingered to soak it all in, from the velvet curtains to the creaky floorboards. It felt like the heart of Fargo.
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM: Lunch somewhere around the square. After the cinematic heartiness, the food made a much welcomed change. I could have stayed there forever!
2:30 PM: Back at the hotel. Rest!
4:00 PM I decided to take a walk. The weather was pleasant, sunny, and just plain calm. After a few blocks, I quickly realized that the quiet was not for me. So I went back to the hotel.
6:00 PM: Dinner. Pizza. I'm a very predictable traveler.
8:00 PM: Contemplate life and how it all started.
9:00 PM: Attempt to sleep. The bed is… still a bed.
10:00 PM: Sleep

Day 3: Departure & Farewell (and a Sudden Appreciation for Prairie Charm)

8:00 AM: Wake up, feeling… good? Weird. Maybe the plains are working their magic. Or maybe I'm just delirious from all the beige.
8:30 AM: Beige breakfast. But this time, I attack the waffle maker with gusto. I'm becoming a local!
9:30 AM: Pack. The suitcase still explodes a cloud of clothes. But hey, I'm used to it.
10:00 AM: One last look at the parking lot. Those people… they've become my extended family. Okay, maybe not. I walk out to the car (rental) and start the engine.
10:30 AM: Hit the road. Fargo shrinks in the rearview mirror.
1:00 PM: Acknowledge that I actually miss it a little. That weird floral scent? Kind of miss it. The vast flatness? Surprisingly soothing. (Maybe I'm going crazy, but I'm okay with it.)
1:30 PM: Driving. I'm already planning my next trip back.
2:00 PM: I actually enjoyed Fargo. Days Inn was a comfortable basecamp, yes, it was basic, but that was perfect.
3:00 PM: Farewell. Fargo… you unexpected gem. You were a perfectly imperfect experience. Thank you.

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Fargo's BEST Kept Secret: Days Inn Review (You WON'T Believe This!)

Okay, Seriously, Is This Really the "Best Kept Secret?" I'm Skeptical. Spill!

Alright, alright, I hear ya. Skepticism is healthy. But trust me, what I'm about to tell you about the Days Inn in Fargo ... well, it's a journey. It’s not about five-star luxury, okay? It's... *different*. It’s got a certain… *je ne sais quoi* of charm that’s a whole lot of budget-friendly nostalgia. Think of it like finding a dusty, slightly-worn copy of your favorite childhood book in a thrift store. You *know* it’s not pristine, but the memories… the *vibes*… they're priceless. Seriously though, I’m not selling you a vacation, I'm selling you an *experience*. And for the price? Yeah, it's a secret worth knowing.

What's the Actual Vibe of the Place? Is it Grungy? Haunted? Should I bring a hazmat suit?

Whoa, hold your horses on the hazmat suit! No, it’s not *grungy* in the way you’re probably imagining. Okay, maybe it’s got a *touch* of… 'lived-in' charm? Think… retro floral wallpaper that *might* have seen a few decades. The carpet? Let’s just say it's a neutral tone that will hide a multitude of sins. But the *vibe*? Honestly? Comfortable. Friendly. Like visiting your weird, quirky aunt's house. Which… by the way… I *swear* the front desk lady reminds me of my Aunt Mildred. Sweet as pie, but she'll also tell you what she *really* thinks about the weather.

Let's Talk Rooms. What Can I Expect? Any Horrifying Stories? (Please, No Bedbugs!)

Bedbugs? Okay, listen. Every place has a risk. I checked, and the internet reviews that said bed bugs are a thing of the past, but it seems I'm speaking with myself now. Just… do your own inspection. But I *will* say, the rooms are functional. The beds? Perfectly adequate. You're not going to write home to the Queen about the mattress, but you *will* sleep. The TV? The kind that comes from 1998, but hey, they work. And the bathroom? Clean. Mostly. Look, it's not the Ritz, but it's clean enough to get your hygiene done. I might add the *slight* hint of industrial cleaner always hits you as you approach the bathroom door. It’s… an experience.

What About Breakfast? Is It the Dreaded Continental Breakfast of Doom?

Oh, the breakfast. The… *breakfast*. Okay, it's not a gourmet brunch buffet, alright? Think… pre-packaged pastries, instant oatmeal (you know, the *good* kind with the little brown sugar packet!), coffee that’s… well, it *exists*. But here's the thing: it's free. And sometimes, on a good day, there's waffles! Waffles, people! And they do the trick. It’s not a food experience, It's fuel. But hey, if you're expecting a Michelin-star meal, you’re in the wrong place, my friend. Grab your waffle, your lukewarm coffee, and move on.

Okay, Fine. The Location? Is It Convenient? Am I Going to Get Lost?

Location, Location, Location, right? Well, the Days Inn in Fargo actually scores pretty well on this front. It's conveniently located for most things. You're not in the middle of nowhere. Proximity to the highway? Excellent. Restaurants and shops nearby? Yep. You can wander around, and you will not get lost too far. It's easy to navigate, and it’s a good base for exploring Fargo. Trust me, I once tried to find a specific, supposedly "hidden gem" restaurant that was in the middle of a cornfield. Thank God I came back to the Days Inn.

The Big One: The Price. Is it REALLY a "secret" if it's expensive?!

Alright, the *real* secret here? THE PRICE! That's right. It's ridiculously affordable. I'm talking, like, "Wow, I can *actually* afford to spend a night away from my kids" affordable. This is where the "best kept secret" part kicks in. It's the kind of deal that makes you raise questions on why hotels everywhere else are so expensive. And you wonder how they can do it. Honestly, It *feels* like you’re getting away with something. You're getting a clean, comfortable place to sleep, without breaking the bank. And for me, that's worth its weight in gold.

The Staff. Are they Grumpy? Helpful? Do they have any secrets of their own?

The staff? They're… *characters*. I told you about Aunt Mildred, right? Seriously. There's a certain 'Fargo-ness' to them, you know? They're friendly. Helpful. Maybe not the most polished hotel staff you’ve ever encountered, but they're *genuine*. And that counts for a lot. They'll give you recommendations, answer your questions, and even crack a joke or two (albeit maybe a corny one). I once asked the front desk where the best place to grab a late-night pizza was, and the woman not only told me, she also gave me a coupon! I swear, they are the best.

So, What's the Worst Part? Gotta Be Something!

Okay, fine. There are limitations. The internet speed? Might be a bit slow. Like, "dial-up in the 90s" slow sometimes. Pack your patience (or hotspot). The building itself, is it the most modern? Nope. It's not a palace. And if you're expecting luxury, you'll be disappointed. But honestly? For the price, it's perfectly excusable. The key is to manage your expectations. You're here for a good time, not a fancy time. And I would pick this over some of the big-chain hotels any day.

Would You Actually Recommend This Place, Or Are You Being Paid? (Just Kidding...Mostly.)

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