Top Motels in Fall River County in 2026

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A breakfast bar with a refrigerator stocked with beverages, a waffle maker, and a coffee machine.

1. Super 8 by Wyndham Hot Springs

Hot Springs

Annie

AED 279 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Oct - 16 Oct

A miniature golf course with a winding layout, a windmill, and a pond.

2. Hot Springs Hills Inn

Hot Springs

Joan

AED 399 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Oct - 16 Oct

A kitchen with granite countertops, white cabinets, a stainless steel sink, a microwave, and a stove.

3. WESTERNER MOTEL

Chadron

Jocelyn

AED 332 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Oct - 18 Oct

A round table with a glass top and four legs, flanked by two wicker chairs with metal frames.

4. Motel Grand

Chadron

John

AED 248 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

5. Econo Lodge Hot Springs South

Hot Springs

Ruth

AED 192 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Nov - 4 Nov

6. Cowboy Inn

Edgemont

Margaret

7. Travelodge by Wyndham Chadron

Chadron

Crystal

8. Dollar Inn Hot Springs

Hot Springs

Sandra

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Top Fall River County Hotel Reviews

Sibley Bell Tent 2 @EvansCliff, Hot Tub! Beautiful Canyon High-rise deck

10/10 Excellent

"Wonderful location to just relax. My husband and I really enjoyed our stay here with our pup. Loved time in the hot tub and the outdoor shower. Thank you for sharing the property!"

Econo Lodge Hot Springs South

8/10 Good

"FYI, this property is being converted from a Motel 6 to an EconoLodge, so have some grace. Room was dated but spotless. The front desk was extremely kind and sincerely listened to me. I’m a female, traveling alone. I booked this via Hotels.com because it was the least expensive in Hot Springs, and unfortunately, with that, had a very low rating which I would normally not engage with, but I just needed a bed and a sink, after I learned my usual campground was closed. There was just one other car in the parking lot upon arrival—noted and unnerving. There was also a plexiglass surround at the front desk, which was also unnerving. The attendant directed me to room 202– upstairs, which I checked out and it felt very remote and disconnected so I came back downstairs. I wanted to be closer to human contact at the front desk, which he gladly accommodated. After getting settled I came back to thank him for his attention to my concerns, he was disassembling the plexiglass screen that was at the front desk because he listened to my thoughts about it and agreed it was not a good signal for guests, and took it down. This is a discount hotel. But clean. Good TV. And conscientious new owners. Well worth the $56.09"