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We rolled into Wall on a recent road trip with nowhere to stay, and the Econolodge had a decent price with fairly clean accommodations. It's ex...
Perfectly adequate
For a reasonably priced motel, this is more than acceptable. Housekeeping is a bit lax -- little things, like the coffee pot was rinsed but not...
Check in took a little too much time, room carpet was stained, toilet was backed up but the bed was new. We did have loud neighbors. Not a very good view unless you like brick walls. Was close to highway and Wall Drug. I would not stay here again.
Pleasantly surprised with the Wall Econolodge
On past trips we have stayed inside the Badlands but decided to stay somewhere with a pool this trip since we were traveling with kids. I picke...
What Can You Expect
Had a problem with the room when checking in. Weren't given the correct room. We will have to say though that the staff at the front desk handl...
Okay but smelly and dated
It was a busy night when we checked in and did not have much of a choice when it came to room availability. We had a two queen room. When we fi...
Skip the Econo Lodge- Skip Wall, SD all together!
Skip the Econo Lodge and try one of the other motels in Wall. On second thought, skip Wall, South Dakota all together! The Econo Lodge was by f...
Free coffee refills and budget rates make this motel tops with highway travelers.
The first Super 8 opened in Aberdeen, S.D., in 1974, charging $8.88 a night. Today, the national franchise, with its familiar red-a
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Yahoo Travel by czech7985 on Jul 29, 2006
This was the cheapest hotel, my husband and I stayed in during our recent vacation but considering that its a Super 8 and located in a small to...
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