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North Dakota Hotels with a Jacuzzi in the Room

51 HOTELS 2 CITIES $113 AVG PRICE

North Dakota offers a selection of hotels with Jacuzzi suites, from quiet prairie towns and outdoor destinations to modern city stays and relaxing regional getaways. We found 51 hot tub accommodations across the North Dakota state.

This guide helps you explore where those hotels are located throughout North Dakota. Browse the destinations below to see where you can book a room with a Jacuzzi in the room and discover the available hotels in each area.

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19 hotels with hot tub

Bismarck

6 hotels with hot tub

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Best Western Plus Kelly Inn & Suites

4.5

Based on 1195 reviews

Robert Murray

1 year ago

Not great with service. On my way to hotel, they called me wanting my room for family as they overbooked. 3 times they called me in my four hour drive there. All day long kids running the haulways. One kid puked all over the elevator. The fire alarm went off, staff took over a hour to turn it off. Breakfast had equipment failures. All I got from the manager was , sorry. The pool and hot tub, when you can get in was so over chlorinated, you couldn’t be in there long. I was not pleased.

Payton St John jr

2 years ago

What do you expect from a Saturday with thanksgiving closing in. We had our rooms reserved and they weren't ready. Other that it's straight, the view depending were you're at can be sightful. The room I'm in are well prepared.

Lucas Richert

2 years ago

D Soho

2 years ago

The vibe reminds you of a wilderness cabin. Fri the decor to the tile (imprinted bear prints) to the pool area. The theme is caddies throughout the hotel and it’s fun and unpretentious.

Breakfast was just ok - sausage, bagels, oatmeal type of offering. Coffee was just OK.

Convenient location and friendly staff, this was a nice choice for our team hotel.

Michelle butterfield

2 years ago

Really nice rooms they offer social hour with appetizers and beer and wine. We really enjoyed our stay here.

Joe

2 years ago

Stayed two nights and we were very pleased. This location is surrounded by shopping and restaurant's. Tons of things to choose from. Rooms and beds were clean and comfy. Breakfast was great both mornings as well. Did not use the pool but from the looks it had slides and things for the kids. Used the fitness room both days and was pleased to be able to keep on a fitness schedule while traveling. We were on the lower level floor and we had a door for the room leading right out to the parking lot as well as a door inside the hotel. Looks to have access like that for most of the lower level if not all of the lower level. We will be staying here again the next time we visit Fargo.

Kevin Martin

2 years ago

Very nice hotel, clean, and atractive. The breakfast is very good. Ice and vending machines.
It is close to a lot of resturants and stores.

Anton Derman

2 years ago

Overnight on the way home after vocation.
Basically all was good.

Patrick Madison

2 years ago

This is a nice hotel! I really liked the log cabin esthetic. The front desk was friendly and helpful, they moved some things around so I could check in early which was awesome. Our room was a double queen and it was really big! It was very clean and loaded with places to charge all my things as well as spread out and work on my laptop.
The fitness center was great it had a treadmill, bike and a cable machine.
After my work out i soaked in the hot tub for a bit and bobbed in the pool. The water was clean and warm and it was hard to get out.
The bed was comfy and warm and clean and the shower was loaded with fresh towels and fancy soaps.
The free breakfast was hot and fresh with tons of options including eggs, sausage, waffles, oatmeal, cereal, bagels, toast, muffins and tons of other stuff.
The location is right smack in Fargo so you are walking distance to pleanty if shopping and food.
I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel and I can't wait to come back next time I am in Fargo!!

Joerg Herzberg

2 years ago

deb vilhauer

3 years ago

Absolutely perfect for two of us traveling with our dog. We had a ground floor room with an exterior door (there was also an interior door), no carpet in the room but beautiful linoleum/wood like floors, everything was pristine, and it was so easy to unpack and move right in. The reception staff were super nice. Highly recommend!

Jeremy Thomas

3 years ago

Candace Friesen

3 years ago

Derek Horst

3 years ago

We have stayed here three separate times, and each time the staff was extremely courteous. The rooms were very clean. There was no signs of hair or dirt in the rooms or bathrooms. The swimming pool is great for the kids and the social hour is a nice little perk with free beer and wine. Breakfast is great with many options including some dairy free options. Beds are pillow top and very comfortable

Kim Salsbury

3 years ago

The Best ever!! I did not expect a complimentary Happy Hour. Breakfast was great. Pet friendly. Comfy beds and quiet.

Jessica Mitchell

3 years ago

Great location and hotel. We only stayed 1 night and got in late but were very impressed with the cleanliness. Rooms were big and beds comfortable. Breakfast was good with lots of options. My kids enjoyed the pool area in the morning that was well kept and clean. In the morning someone was outside sweeping the parking lot and picking up any litter. Staff was friendly. Would definitely stay here and and highly recommend!

Wendy Caine

3 years ago

Wonderful time at this Best Western. All the staff...and I mean all, were wonderful, kind, smiling and very helpful. Manager is awesome. My grandkids loved the pool area immensely. The morning breakfast is the best that I have had in a hotel.
The rooms were spotless (we had 2 rooms), the beds and linens very comfy. I would stay here again and again.
If I could give more than 5 stars I would.

Breann Bauste

3 years ago

My mom and I did a girls' shopping weekend, and this hotel was so close to the stores we wanted to go to. Great parking, clean, adorable rooms, and the gentleman at the front desk was so nice and accommodating! We didn't use the pool but it was really cute and would be great for kids.

Laurie Roberts

3 years ago

We enjoyed the hotel and facilities, but did not enjoy the baseball team with the parents drinking in the lobby while kids were running up and down the halls and being really loud in the pool area. I worked in hotels for years and know what a handful traveling ball teams can be. The staff was great and very helpful.

Cassandra Davison

3 years ago

We had a ground floor jacuzzi suite and it had access from outside the hotel as well as from inside. Room was very clean, they always are. We have stayed there on several occasions and will be repeat customers for as long as they keep up the great work!! Thank you guys for a clean and comfortable stay every time!

John LeBlanc

3 years ago

Do not stay for the free breakfast! The rooms were clean and comfortable. The breakfast was awful! The scrambled eggs were more of a tasteless paste. The sausage was average at best. The waffle batter had no taste. Tried for a hard boiled egg but it was sticky. The coffee was weak. The cereal was stale. The only viable option was toast or a bagel and the bread wasn’t fresh either. If you’re not staying for the breakfast, it’s a decent hotel but if breakfast is a reason for your stay, stay elsewhere!

Beau

3 years ago

Front desk was very accommodating. The room itself was satisfactory, cozy feeling, not all white walls like some of the others. The mattress could be better, but wasn't uncomfortable. We got the room with the spa, that worked well we enjoyed it. The cleaning crew was really friendly and asked us how everything was for us. Would stay again

Mom Archer

4 years ago

We stayed in a king accessible room and it’s one of the best we’ve seen. There’s an entrance right by the handicapped parking so we didn’t have to navigate the entire hotel with our luggage. The roll in shower was great. They layout of the room was well thought out and there’s a regular, comfortable chair to sit in. It’s also very near the pool and vending machines. We will definitely stay here again.

Breakfast was great- a waffle bar with all the fun toppings, plus eggs and many other options.

The pool is a lot of fun for kids, with lots of activities to play with. The hot tub is very relaxing for adults.

I don’t have anything bad to say about our stay.

Roger Petry

4 years ago

The breakfast meals we enjoyed on each morning of our two days with the Best Western Plus Kelly Inn & Suites, Fargo, North Dakota were among the absolute best breakfast meals we have enjoyed in any hotel or restaurant!
The breakfast area staff person prepared truly delicious breakfast entrées; and she was so gracious, courteous and helpful.
Our rooms, the hallways, stairways, lobby area, breakfast area, and the outside grounds were among the very cleanest of any hotel experience we have enjoyed.
All of the staff, whether at the desk, in housekeeping, the breakfast area, or outside, were so courteous and helpful, giving us a truly wonderful experience. We are so looking forward to staying at the Best Western Plus Kelly Inn & Suites, Fargo, North Dakota again soon!

Brad

4 years ago

Overall, great place to stay. Very clean and well maintained. They take dogs and no extra fee. Friendly staff.
Breakfast is the usual institutional type of food, nothing to write home about. Good coffee, though.

I've stayed here several times and never had a bad experience. It does book up fast in the summer and fall. Rates are more reasonable from October to spring.

Job well done to the manager and staff.

Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Dickinson

4.5

Based on 636 reviews

Becky Woo Ballmer

1 year ago

We stayed here during our layover in Dickinson as a flight crew. I’m telling you it’s one of the cleanest hotels I’ve ever stayed working as a flight attendant. The room smelled NOTHING. You know what I mean! It’s properly cleaned, so there’s no odor. Bathroom is clean. No molding or stains. Please keep up the great work! Not many hotels are like this! Ive stayed far more expensive hotels and yet here is one of the cleanest. Huge kudos to staff!

Karen Friesen

2 years ago

Probably one of my the best experiences I've had at a hotel! The staff at the front desk were so friendly. The room was very clean and spacious. We spent Thanksgiving at the hotel and they provided a nice dinner and dessert! They went above and beyond for making us feel welcome. Thanks for a great experience.

Lisa Klonne

2 years ago

Great stop on our way to Billings! Good breakfast, nice workout room and pool area

Dustin Hayenga

2 years ago

Great customer service and friendly staff. Hotel was well kept and clean! Would definitely recommend!!! A+

Kelly Weible

2 years ago

This place was a nice place to stay and the staff were friendly

Joanna Baumann

3 years ago

Great hotel right off the highway. Very clean and we enjoyed our stay for one night on our way to Yellowstone. Breakfast was decent.

Sean Kyle

3 years ago

Kathryn Thompson

3 years ago

Excellent stay. We travel annually from MN To WA state and Dickinson or Bismarck ND are our stops both coming and going. By far the nicest hotel we have stayed at in Dickinson for the price. Clean, spacious, and great mattress. Full sized fridge was terrific for our cooler items over night--especially the full sized freezer for ice and ice blocks to refreeze. Nice to have restaurants near and quiet both in the hotel and outside. Right off of the freeway so VERY convenient but no highway noise. For our 2024 trip we will definitely make sure that Hawthorn Suites in Dickinson is our stay both coming and going. Highly recommend!

Sherry Becerra

3 years ago

Location was good, right off the freeway. Staff was very friendly. Rooms were clean. The guest laundry was free, that was great. The only complaint I would have is it was not the best breakfast. Could have had some sausage or bacon and more variety of bakery. Maybe some fruit besides apple and orange. But overall the place was great.

Debi williams

3 years ago

The room was fine but if you value your privacy do not stay here. There is a Hampton Inn and LaQuinta down the road. We arrived after 7pm on Thursday to visit Theodore Rosevelt NP. On Saturday while we were at the park with the DO NOT DISTURB sign on the door someone entered our room to change out the towels. We had plenty of towels for our stay and know how to make a bed so prefer no one be in our room while traveling. We feel this was an invasion of our privacy and when asked about it at the front desk we were told this was a Managers policy. Will not go back.

Grant Lee

3 years ago

Stayed here 2x in a week both because of weather. The staff was very friendly and accommodating on both visits. Would highly recommend as the facility is very clean and quiet. Will definitely be staying there on further ventures as we head west on vacation.

Shelley Haynes

3 years ago

Great room for the price. Staff was friendly.
Continental breakfast was one of the better ones I have ever been to.
Only downfall was the pool was closed for maintenance and this was one of the main reasons for choosing this specific location so our son was very bummed.

Caitlin Zatroch

3 years ago

We got stranded during one (of several) highway closures. They got us in on a busy night, and could accommodate our dog. The rooms are small, but have a nice kitchenette and a spacious bathroom. The bed was comfortable and it was a great place to wait out the storm. We’d stay again…the next time we get stuck in Dickinson.

Adam Valentine

3 years ago

Can’t say enough good things about this lodging and the people who work here. The general manager, Kim, is incredible. She’s clearly created a great atmosphere and attracted wonderful employees. Well done!

TwentyTwinTwin Crain

4 years ago

By far the cleanest suit I have ever stayed in. Everything was immaculate. Would rate more then 5stars but 5 is the highest. The front desk is amazing at making sure things are in perfect condition and that guest are well pleased. I recommend this suit to anyone and everyone. Amazing been a very long time since I could ever say what I just said about a business. Highly recommend and will definitely be back when my job has me in this area. Thank you Hawthorn for providing amazing service.

North Dakota: A Quick Guide for Jacuzzi Suite Travelers

North Dakota is one of the least-visited states. Hotels are affordable, and there are no tourist crowds anywhere. Theodore Roosevelt National Park has badlands scenery with bison herds. It's a lot of prairie and farmland.

We evaluated the hotel options in North Dakota thoroughly and selected 51 properties with private Jacuzzi or hot tub rooms. The average price ranges from $96 to $121.

Fargo and Grand Forks have the most hotels and restaurants. Smaller I-94 towns keep prices down. Going west, near Theodore Roosevelt, gets you badlands access without crowds.

Where Can You Find the Most Affordable Hotels with Hot Tubs in North Dakota?

Williston and Minot are the cheapest, $51 to $69. Oil boom towns in northwestern North Dakota have budget chains everywhere. Williston sits close to the Montana border, and Minot has an Air Force base. Basic amenities, free parking.

Medora, Beulah, and Mandan run $76 to $90. Medora is the Theodore Roosevelt gateway with Old West buildings and the Medora Musical in summer. Mandan sits across from Bismarck on the Missouri River. Beulah is between the two cities.

What Are the Best North Dakota Cities for Theodore Roosevelt National Park Access?

Medora is right at the park, $76 to $90. A small historic town that fills up in the summer with badlands tourists. Book ahead June through August.

Dickinson runs $90 to $110, sits 30 miles east. More hotel options, still close enough to the park for day trips.

Which North Dakota Cities Work Best for Urban Amenities With Jacuzzi Rooms?

Fargo is the biggest at $89 to $156. Restaurants, museums, and the downtown scene. Right on the Minnesota border with easy access to both states. Valley City and Wahpeton are nearby in the metro – smaller but similar prices. Fargo has the most dining options in the state.

Grand Forks runs $80 to $154. The University of North Dakota gives it college-town vibes with bars and a student atmosphere. Red River location near Minnesota. Chain hotels along the expressway have jacuzzi options with free parking.

What Are the Best North Dakota Cities for Capital Area Stays?

Bismarck is the state capital, $82 to $136. Government buildings, the Missouri River, and museums. Mandan across the river costs less, at $76 to $90.

Casselton runs $90 to $110 between Fargo and Valley City. Farm town, easy highway access.

Which North Dakota Cities Offer Mid-Range Value?

Dickinson at $90 to $110 for western trips. Theodore Roosevelt access without Medora summer crowds. Devils Lake in northeastern ND runs similarly. Known for fishing, near the White Horse Hill National Game Preserve.

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Is North Dakota worth visiting?

Theodore Roosevelt National Park has impressive badlands with bison and wild horses. The state is quiet and uncrowded compared to popular Western parks. Works for road trips if you want space and cheap hotels.

What's the best time to visit North Dakota?

Summer (June-August) is the warmest weather, but Medora gets packed. Fall has fewer people with decent temps. Winter is brutal – well below zero with constant snow. Spring is muddy and unpredictable.

How far apart are North Dakota cities?

Fargo to Bismarck is 3 hours west. Bismarck to Medora is another 2 hours. Williston in the northwest is 5+ hours from Fargo. Long drives, not much between cities.

What outdoor activities are near North Dakota hotels?

Theodore Roosevelt had a passion for hiking and wildlife. Devils Lake has fishing. Missouri River for water activities. Winter brings ice fishing and cross-country skiing. Prairie hiking and birdwatching throughout.

Do I need to worry about extreme weather in North Dakota?

Winter is harsh – temperatures hit -20°F regularly, and wind chill makes it worse. Summer can reach 95-100°F. Spring and fall have better weather. Blizzards and ice storms, from November through March, are common.

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