AmericInn by Wyndham Fargo Medical Center

While we were there remodeling was taking place. A new desk table was brought in, but wasn't much different then the old one. The colors are dull in all the areas, which in my opinion is depressing as I like bright inviting colors. The desk chair was broken, the toilet seat was broken, there was an empty wine bottle in a cupboard and the main lobby was cluttered with boxes and new and old furniture. The hot tub was nice, but the switch wasn't working for the jets and the pool with slide is nice, but the water was cold. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was pretty good.

Not as nice as expected for the cost. Two bedroom suite is good size for families, but the TVs didn't work, no comforters on the bunk beds, the walls above and on sides were eay too thin, the pool area is smaller than expected with kids over running the hot tub and literally crawling on the outside and inside of it. Breafast eggs were wet. Waffle/pancake maker didn't work. Pillows were nice though.

Property was very clean and very easy checking and check out process

Clean room. Very comfortable.

Everything was pretty much okay. The breakfast was decent and the room was clean. The TV was tiny in today’s standards. However, I did see stacks of new, larger TV’s in the lobby, so I’m thinking that those will be installed shortly. What we were unimpressed with, was the air makeup unit in the room. We got into the first room and the continuous fan button didn’t work. We asked to be changed to a different room. This room didn’t have a continuous button and the temperature was set at 66 degrees and the room was stifling with heat. I went back and they put us in a third room. The room also didn’t have a continuous fan setting. The room was hot again. We set the temperature down to 64 degrees just to make it liveable. Every time the heat/fan came on, it sounded like the fan was touching something. There was a constant clicking sound which was okay during the day but very annoying during the night. I think that the heating/cooling units need some attention