Find 2 Star Hotels in Casselton, ND from AED 183

"I'll have to say the hotel as a whole was really cool. My room was the only issue. The bathroom had a sewer smell the whole 24 hrs I was there. The air conditioner was malfunctioning and would grind when it kicked on. My room wasn't very clean. Especially the bathroom, lots of gunk around toilet and a bunch of hair on the walls. I was just kinda bummed because the reviews were friggin awesome, so the uncleanliness of my room was sad. I think I'm probably the only guest that had anything bad to say about anything. However the hotel was really cool, and had a great vibe and stellar decor. I would stay again and hope for a clean room lol."

"TERRIBLE HOTEL, STAY AWAY. When I tried to check in, the front desk staff was absent, just a sign saying they'd be right back. She ambled in about 15-20 minutes after I arrived (dressed like she was ready for bed), and a long line of people had built up behind me. While I waited for her, I decided to get cash at the ATM in the lobby but the ATM did not work. I got checked in and went to my room. It was kind of dirty. I turned on the TV, and the picture was so blurry it looked like double vision so I turned it off. I plugged my phone into the outlet next to the bed, and laid down to go to sleep. Shortly after, I noticed a whiff of hot electrical smell. It was the outlet. I immediately removed my charger from the outlet and it was HOT. I touched the outlet with my hand and it was HOT also. I waited a few minutes and checked the outlet again - it was even hotter. I called the front desk, explained the situation and asked for a different room. She said they were fully booked. I then told her to locate the breaker for the outlet and turn it off before it starts on fire. She refused but said she'd call maintenance. I waited almost an hour for maintenance, who never arrived. Meanwhile the outlet continued to get hotter. I packed up and checked out at the front desk, explaining I couldn't stay in a room that smelled like it was going to start on fire. The woman said "Oh yeah, I was just about to call you..." in a very nonchalant way. I left and found a different hotel up the street."