East Grand Inn Grand Forks ND I 29

Nada

No complaints other than nothing much of a variety for breakfast

The only downside could not be helped - for a few days, the Sugarbeet factory was in operation and the wind blew the smell in the direction of the hotel, but the staff generously provided me with room freshener. The wind changed direction in a few days, so it was no longer needed after that. I grew up here, so I was very familiar with the odor of the Sufarbeet factory, and it came as no surprise to me.

Didn’t like the bed frame on the king size bed, kept hitting my leg on frame, and wished bath tub had a handicap railing to hold in too

Upon arriving at midnight, there was furniture, a mattress and carts of laundry in the lobby area. Instantly you could here people from inside one of the rooms near the lobby. Obviously a get together of four people or a small party. The lady who checked us in, seemed to be immune to the noise. We took the key cards and went down the hallway to check out our room. Another party in another room filled the hallway with noise. Upon entry of the room it looked to be fine. When pulling the blanket back to inspect the linen, there was hair on one pillow and hair on the sheets. They had obviously not been changed. We then proceeded to leave, told the receptionist about our disappointment, and had to find another place in a town that had college graduation the next day. I would not recommend this place to anyone. I will be requesting a full refund and feel I should be compensated for my time, short comings and my displacement at 12:00 A.M.

Paper thin walls where you could hear everything from several rooms away.
Constant marijuana smell in hallways.

It’s dated