Sioux Falls Willow Ridge Park Hotels

"Great place. This was on my list early as a halfway home point during our spring break road trip, but the price was a little high. Closer to our travel day the price came down to $130 a night so I quickly booked it. We have 5 people so we need rooms with 2 queens and sleeper sofa. These rooms are nice because they had a door as well separating the beds and living room. Nice location a few miles from Falls Park, a must see in Sioux Falls. 4 pm check-in was nice for us, but even better was the noon checkout. Pools and slide open until 10 pm. In the morning we had time to eat a little snack breakfast in our room and then play in the pools for over an hour, then leisurely pack and check out. Staff were washing windows, wiping chairs, scrubbing floors in the common areas when guests weren't as active. Really can see they are trying to keep this place a nice stop. We had a quiet Tuesday night stay during spring break, so little tiki bar was closed, restaurant slow, no one at the arcade, but weekends probably could get a little crazy and/or fun here."

"The kitchen had lots of extra including spices, disposable plates/utensils and had a good fridge."

"Wasn't where we would typically stay, but it was super convenient."

"Spent just one night here during travels. Great service"

"Needs a pool"

"The coffee at the coffee bar down in the lobby was REALLY good. :)"

"The room was clean, staff was SO helpful!! Offered us waters etc! The building itself is such a neat place! Enjoyed our stay. "

"I would strongly caution anyone considering staying at this hotel. During my stay, I discovered bed bugs in my room—something no guest should ever have to deal with. I will be including photos of the bites for reference. Because of the severity of the situation, I had to leave immediately and was forced to abandon all of my belongings to avoid bringing the infestation home. The total value of what I lost was over $900. The hotel did refund my stay, but they did not offer any help with cleaning, recovering, or replacing my personal items. On top of that, I had to spend around $350 out of pocket on basic necessities like clothing, toiletries, and a new place to stay. The situation didn’t end there—I later experienced worsening symptoms and even had to spend time in the ER as a result. Overall, this was not just an inconvenience—it turned into a stressful, expensive, and physically uncomfortable experience. I understand that issues can happen anywhere, but the lack of support and accountability afterward made this much worse. Please be aware and take this into consideration when booking."

"No management/staff are at the Settle Inn, so you have to walk to the Super 8 for that. Sheets were dirty; Super 8 supplied new sheets. No shampoo, conditioner, or soap in room. Half the light bulbs were burned out. WiFi wasn’t working, and the Super 8 staff wasn’t able to fix it (required management who wasn’t there). So that means TV didn’t work, either. I work remote, so I had to sit in the Super 8 lobby to complete my work using their public WiFi, since the WiFi didnt stretch far enough to work at the Settle Inn. Just do yourselves a favor and spend the extra 10-20 dollars to stay at the Super 8 across the parking lot. "