Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel

I enjoyed my stay at Brewhalla, with some caveats. Overall, the experience was great, with the amenities and the service being top notch! Staffers at check-in were friendly and helpful - there is not a clearly labelled reception area, and you check in at the bar! Pros: Great amenities if you are looking for an evening out, including the attached (and always excellent) Drekker Brewing, with more than a dozen taps and take-away available. Food options were also good, with a burger/sandwich stall, bakery, mini convenience store, noodles & steamed buns, a raw bar, and gelato available. The rooms were more similar to an art studio than any other hotel I have stayed in, with each room being named after a Drekker release (such as Techno Viking, Screamer, etc.) - the rooms have large-scale art re

This has been on my bucket list for breweries to visit. What an amazing space! I did not stay at the hotel but came to try the beer and experience the variety of shops and food vendors. Eclectic assortment of shops. The food selection was decent, but the place was VERY busy on a cold Saturday evening. Don't expect fast food speeds when ordering. The beers, as expected, were top notch!!! Service was prompt and the novelty of walking around shopping with a beer in hand was fun.

Positive: The room was large, the balcony even larger! Fun decorations. Matress was comfortable. The marketplace on the 1st floor was so fun. Hoping to be back there to stay again. Negative: There is a 15 per fee per hour for checking in before 3 or out after 11. I arrived at 330 and was told I needed to pay 15 extra to check in then. I said check in is listed as 3. He checked and said ok and didnt charge me $15.

After being introduced to Drekker beers at Barley Market, our local bottle shop, in Hickory North Carolina, we decided to travel to Drekker Brewing in Fargo, North Dakota and noticed that Brewhalla is a hotel connected to Drekker Brewery.|You can't call Brewhalla just a "hotel", it's that and so much more! Entering the lobby you a have beautiful bar area (with pink bar stools) to receive your first sampling of Drekker beer. Also, in the lobby (Market Area) offers food selections from woodfire pizza, burgers, ice cream, noodles, fresh seafood, coffee, meat and cheese (charcuterie boards), bakery items and all fresh made goodness. Local artists have various items available for purchase and an abundantly stocked gift shop.|The rooms are clean and spacious decorated with Drekker's fun touches.

We stayed at the hotel last Thursday. I waited a week to write the review to give the hotel a chance to contact me but I haven’t heard from them. I spoke with the bartender at the first floor bar on Friday morning and also sent an email. I feel like 3 stars is very generous but there were parts of our stay that we really enjoyed. Let’s start with the good stuff. Check-in was easy as the code was emailed in advance. The heated garage was awesome especially since it snowed overnight. The free sample beers were great and we enjoyed perusing the market. The decor in the room was awesome and I liked having a 4-pack of beer in the fridge when we arrived. Now for the not so good. The security latch on the door was broken and there was no deadbolt. The building itself seemed secure so this was not