1026 Oasis Inn

Dangggg 🤣 all of the reviews, except mine, are 5 years or older. 🤣 Whst happened?.... Did it turn into drug central?

We asked for a non-smoking pet room, and that's what we got! Our dog received a warm welcome and even treats. Yes, it's true, the outside does not look terribly inviting, but inside is a whole different story! The room was clean and the decor lovely. The tile floor was a bit cold, and I would ask for more rugs if we were going to stay more than one night. The reception and breakfast area is more than inviting. Warm cookies were waiting for us upon registration and the lady in the office was absolutely delightful and very helpful. We had a very small issue in our room, but she fixed it immediately. We asked for extra coffee for the room coffee maker and we got it right away.||We had reserved parking right outside our door ~ very convenient. But there also is an interior corridor so

Negatives: To book a room we had to ask the gardener to point us to private quarters where the (strange and, frankly, unwelcoming) receptionist could be found. At first we got a room with a broken toilet, an array of mystery stains covering the carpets and walls, a fridge that leaked water on our shoes, and a broken/duct taped window. When we switched rooms, the TV wasn't working, though that was later fixed by the receptionist. Breakfast left much to be desired. The building is old and could clearly use some renovation, and a musky, dusty smell seemed to follow everywhere you went within the confines of the hotel. It's located in a more sketchy area of town.||||Positives: The decor had a fun, vintage, homely feel, and the glass (rather than plastic) dishes were a welcome surprise. Bathroo

Dickinson was the end of our trail ride, and the Oasis Inn was so welcoming. The owner came out to greet us as soon as he saw our bicycles in the parking lot. He made us fresh squeezed orange juice, and told us about the nearby sights while we relaxed in the courtyard area by the front door. This is not your chain hotel/motel, and the architecture is reminiscent of Route 66 icons. All the same, our room was spacious, we could easily fit our bicycles in it, free breakfast and free movies. I would recommend this motel to any cyclists traveling the Northern Tier route and/or the Lewis & Clark Trail.

Great centrally located hotel that reminds me of a B&B with very friendly staff that goes out of it's way to make your stay pleasant. The room was clean and spacious with lots of North Dakota charm. Seems to me that they have been making lots of upgrades including a recently completed BBQ area that looks amazing...can't wait to use it next time we stay! With their reasonable prices and excellent amenities we will be back.