C'Mon Inn

I've traveled the world, have stayed in hole-in-the wall shacks and 5 star hotels. The C'mon Inn will always be my favorite hotel. Price to room and amenity ratio is out of this world. Always super nice staff who are on top of any issue or question you have. But in the end it is really the communal space that matters. The atrium style with "outdoor" patio chairs, tables, plants and hot tubs creates an environment unlike any other hotel I've ever been. One where you can get a pizza, invite some friends/family over and just hang. No pressure to buy something at a bar or restaurant, no strange looks from others (as everyone else is chilling). The size of the place and the sound from tubs/environment give off enough noise where even if there are few people there, you can comfortably talk with your family/friends and it not be awkward. Also is the king of the continental breakfast with 2 waffle makers AND a pancake maker.

We have stayed at the Fargo C'mon Inn years ago and stopped for the night after a long drive from Mayo. The location is ideal, right off I-94 and on our way home. The place was impeccably clean, well lighted and the front desk staff (Vito from Bosnia) was awesome. We stayed in the fireplace suite with a king bed and loved it. It was quiet and cozy. The price was a good value and the GM (Dean, a great guy) gives a military discount. Breakfast is provided and it was fresh, varied and well prepared. We highly recommend the C'Mon Inn for any travelers along the I-94. Rik and Kari, Beulah, ND

Very clean hotel! Ample and tasty breakfast. Polite and attentive staff. It is fun to have a variety of hot tubs. This hotel has a "family" feel to it.

I’ve stayed at C’mon Inn several times in the past year. Lovely employees and very clean rooms. I might just be cheap, but for 100$ a night it’s extremely nice, coffee machine, microwave, mini fridge, free breakfast, not including the several hot tubs. Amazing place will definitely stay again!

Within minutes of entering our room, the General Manager knocked and immediately walked in without waiting for a response, followed shortly afterward by another staff member knocking to confirm whether the room was occupied, even though the front desk had just checked us in. The lack of communication and respect for guest privacy was astonishing. The room itself only made matters worse. We were placed in a room with an adjoining door that allowed every sound from the neighboring room to carry through clearly, making it nearly impossible to relax. To top it off, the previous guest’s alarm clock had not been cleared, resulting in a 6:00 AM wake-up call we never asked for. Multiple privacy failures, poor room preparation, and a complete lack of operational coordination made this one of the most uncomfortable hotel experiences we’ve had. Because of these issues, we chose to check out early rather than endure the remaining nights of our reservation. This property needs to seriously address staff communication, guest privacy procedures, and basic room inspection standards before expecting guests to feel comfortable staying here.

Overall it's a hotel we stay at all the time we are in Fargo. Could use a bit of updating in some rooms. We were on the second floor and the ceiling had a good amount of water damage that was possible dry and just not repaired? Most of the hit tuba this time seemed like the jets were not working or extremely week. Front desk service for check in/check out and other questions we had was good. They definitely showed like they cared and paid attention to the customer needs. Morning breakfast was also good and had a great amount to choose from.

Check in was smooth and the clerk was friendly and efficient. I want to give a shout out to Val who runs the breakfast. She is the best! Everything is clean and fresh but it’s her, her friendly smile. This hotel is lucky such a wonderful employee.