Hilton Garden Inn Grand Forks-UND 4301 James Ray Drive, Grand Forks, ND 58203

"Location is well suited within miles from UND campus. Location is in close proximity to restaurants. Ample free parking available. Breakfast is not free and it’s expensive compared to food served. Room is decent except bath tub needs upgrade. Fitness center and Pool are available. There is an onsite restaurant however their food and timing are limited.Staff is friendly. Overall good place to stay."

"Stayed here for a business trip and was very happy with my stay. Everyone was super friendly and provided great customer service (Jasmine at the front desk, Toni serving breakfast were just a few of the team that had smiles on their faces!). Room was nice and clean - only negative was water pressure in the shower, it was pretty weak. Food was good in restaurant, lobby was nice and the location is right there by restaurants, shopping, the University of ND, etc... Will definitely stay again if in the area."

"It’s 11:30 pm. Trying to sleep, but someone in the employee parking lot with a very, very loud grey super charged sports car is keeping everyone awake by warming up their car for over 2 hours. Called front desk, they weren’t any help. It’s not even that cold out and it isn’t snowing either. Want to know if you really need to warm up the car engine before driving, even during the cold winter months? AAA provides auto care tips that help you keep your vehicle running smoothly every season of the year. Myth: To improve performance, particularly in cold weather, allow the engine to run for a few minutes before driving. Fact: Start the engine and allow it to idle only for the time it takes you to fasten your seat belt. This ensures that lubricating oil gets to all of the engine's vital parts. Driving the car normally and avoiding hard acceleration brings the engine to a warmer temperature faster, and also reduces wear and exhaust emissions. Naturally, a little longer idle time is ok in winter while you clear snow and ice from the windshield and other car parts."

"Room was alright but checking in was a bit of a chore. My father reserved the room with his card but they also wanted mine for some reason. Despite having to pay 180 dollars for the room (while UND hockey was in Duluth no less) nearly every amenity common to a hotel stay had an extra fee attached including breakfast. The nickel and dimed the whole time and it was definitely irritating. Staff was polite and kind but I wouldn't choose to stay there again."

"The rooms were clean and quiet. The breakfast is not complimentary and no good alacarte options at the grab and go. Clean protein bars for purchase would be a nice option. I liked that the property is dog friendly and connected to the UND Aviation program building which was also very convenient. I would definitely stay here again."