By: David H.
Submitted: 2009-10-13 10:30:05 | Word Count: 600
Worried about accommodation options on a first time trip to South Dakota? Read on and get a glimpse of your choices.
Visiting South Dakota for the first time? If that doesn’t ring a bell, then you probably don’t realize this is where the famous four faces in the mountain are seen.
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Hotels and lodging places are always the first concern for first time visitors to a certain destination. But whether you’re on a business trip or here on a holiday, rest assured clean and comfortable lodging option is plenty in this Midwest State. The Mount Rushmore State draws thousands of tourists each year who come to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Black Hills on the west, wide open plains on the east, and the Dakota stretch of the Missouri River that divide the state into its West River and East River districts.
Looking for a non smoking place to stay for your holiday in South Dakota? Comfort Inn Pierre is your best bet. It is located a few blocks from the Missouri River, and the hotel offers you the stunning river sunset everyday. Another few blocks from the state capitol, you’re close enough for any business meetings or events location. Clean, comfortable guestrooms come with excellent staff trained in total guest experience makes this hotel and wonderful choice for both business and leisure visitors.
Yankton’s Super 8 is another excellent lodging option. This border hotel is sitting right along the shores of the Missouri River, close to the Nebraska border. Very close to the Gavin’s Point Dam, outdoor enthusiasts are sure to enjoy recreation options available here. Start your day with Super 8’s SuperStart breakfast served hot by courteous and friendly staff at very affordable prices.
The Clubhouse Hotel and Suites in the city of Sioux Falls is a perfect location if you’re looking for lodging close to everything – the Avera McKennan Hospital, the University of Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls Convention Center, Sanford Health, Augustana College and the University Center. If that doesn’t impress you enough, this hotel is also a short distance from W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Great Plains Zoo, the Empire Mall, Phillips to the Falls, Delbridge Museum, Sioux Falls Skyforce Basketball, Sioux Falls Stampede Hockey, the Sioux Falls Storm Indoor Football, and the Sioux Falls Canaries Baseball.
Watertown’s Comfort Inn is another comfy lodging option. Wireless high speed internet access is free in guestrooms and throughout the hotel. A deluxe continental breakfast greets you every morning with no extra charge. You’ll get an exercise room, indoor pool, whirlpool and a business center under one roof.
It is the place to go in Watertown, whether you’re a tired business traveler or an excited tourist. What’s more? You get an overflowing supply of coffee for all nighters or late night meetings and you can even bring a pet along.
Of course, some people prefer other types of accommodation. Whether it’s budget concerns or they just prefer the homelier feel of small bed and breakfast inns, South Dakota’s hospitality industry caters to everyone’s needs, whims or budget range. Decked throughout the state are various locally run inns, motels and lodging houses that offer you the quintessential feel and the finest of Midwestern hospitality.
Whether it’s a trip you’ve planned ahead or a spur of the moment decision, a place to stay isn’t a problem in South Dakota. It’s guaranteed you’d find one that suits your needs and your budget. So come and enjoy what this Midwestern state has to offer.
