Hotels with Parking in Western North Dakota

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Hotels with Parking in Western North Dakota

1026 Oasis Inn
Double Room | Desk, free cribs/infant beds, rollaway beds, free WiFi

1026 Oasis Inn

2.5 star property
7.0 out of 10, Good, (78)
1026 Oasis Inn
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Top landmarks in Western North Dakota

Got a bit too close to a Buffalo on this day crossing out path as we went to continue on our hike #adventure

Theodore Roosevelt National Park South Unit Visitor Center

If you like spending time outside, you might want to spend the day at Theodore Roosevelt National Park South Unit Visitor Center, one of the parks in the heart of Medora. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, just a short walk away.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best hotels with parking in Western North Dakota?
There are some great Western North Dakota hotels with parking, such as TownePlace Suites by Marriott Dickinson. With a swimming pool and a garden, this Dickinson property is highly rated by guests. Alternatively, stay at MainStay Suites Williston in Williston, another option where you can keep your ride conveniently close. Whether you want under cover, secure or free parking in Western North Dakota, you can find all the details in the hotel listing.
What are the cheapest hotels with parking in Western North Dakota?
If Dickinson is a must-see, hit the road and head to Candlewood Suites Dickinson ND, an IHG Hotel. This inexpensive hotel features parking, premium bedding and a barbecue grill. Williston also has budget-friendly options with space for your wheels, like MainStay Suites Williston. Reserve a cheap hotel in Western North Dakota with parking from $65 and get the comfort you want at a price you’ll love.
What is the best time to stay in a hotel with parking in Western North Dakota?
If you’re traveling to a busy place like Dickinson during July, the warmest month, expect temperatures ranging from 61ºF (16ºC) to 84ºF (29ºC). February sees the lowest temperatures between 10ºF (-12ºC) and 23ºF (-5ºC). For a more peaceful atmosphere and potentially cheaper hotels with parking in Western North Dakota, visit in February when it’s quieter.
What hotels with parking in Western North Dakota have a pool?
Pack your swimsuit and jump into the pool at TownePlace Suites by Marriott Dickinson. Alongside parking, this Dickinson stay includes a garden and a barbecue grill. If you’re visiting Williston, Best Western Plus Williston Hotel & Suites promises some splashing good times too. These Western North Dakota hotels with parking and a pool are where convenience and fun come together for a perfect stay.
What hotels with parking are closest to Basin Intl. Airport (XWA)?
Throw your bags in the back and head for Four Points by Sheraton Williston. It’s about 7 miles southeast of Basin Intl. Airport (XWA) and has a swimming pool and a barbecue grill. Ramada by Wyndham Williston is another great option. Reserve your stay at one of these properties, or look for other hotels in Western North Dakota with parking close to the airport.
Are there any hotels in Western North Dakota with free parking?
There are 133 hotels in Western North Dakota with parking to choose from, including stays where it won’t cost you a thing. If Dickinson is where you want to be, book a room at TownePlace Suites by Marriott Dickinson. Offering a swimming pool and a garden, this is a top choice for travelers looking for convenience and comfort. Next stop Williston? MainStay Suites Williston is a popular option here that has free parking in Western North Dakota.