I stayed there on a recent trip to Vermillion and found the hotel adequate. When you walk in the main entrance, the reception desk is on the left, breakfast area to the right. The pool is in front of you as are stairs leading to the upper floors.

My room was on the first floor and there was a strong odor of smoke outside of it, but inside it was fine. The bed was adequate, but not overly comfortable, the tv did not have HBO, but had Encore and sufficient channels to browse.

The breakfast had some very basic items, nothing too elaborate though, but had waffles, cereal, toast and some juice.

For a quick stay was not bad but if I was there longer, would probably opt for a hotel with a more comfortable bed and larger breakfast selection.

Had a reservation at this hotel. I cancelled it at least 2 weeks prior to arrival date. I was still charged on my credit card for a night's stay. When I noticed I'd been charged I immediately called the hotel. Of course you cannot talk to the General Mgr. They are always "out" or work different hours. So far I've called the hotel at least 3 separate times, still no resolution. Their attitude is that it's not their problem, even though their employee failed to cancel my reservation. Extremely POOR customer service.

The woman working front desk was very rude when I checked in. Nobody there was of much help. My bed was dirty when I checked into it and there was a used condom under the bed skirt. By far the worst hotel I have ever stayed at.

I stayed here with friends because there were no rooms in Yankton when we decided to got to Riverboat Days. It's only 23 miles away from the hotel and a pleasant drive. The hotel is not new or fancy but staff was friendly and rooms were very clean and comfortable. The pool was clean and open till 11:00. Breakfast was slim pickins' but enough to get you started in the morning. Vermillion is tiny and feels very safe. We went for cheap and convenient and took advantage of the deli in the grocery next door. There are beautiful river views a few miles away and a place called Spirit Mound that Lewis and Clark visited. I walked to the top of it twice (only 1/8 mile) but awsome trail with ID markers showing the native prairie plants that have been restored and information about the Native American legend of the mound. I found it interesting. We plan on staying again next year.