Rough Riders

The historic room was charming, comfortable and immaculate! Absolutely excellent! The hotel is historic and I truly enjoyed looking through Teddy's books in the lobby. Rough Riders is a must stay and centrally located to events and activities. Theodore's Restaurant in the hotel is certainly stellar and convenient for any meal. You must go!

Awesome location right across the road from T. Roosevelt National Park. Our room was quiet, which is also good. The restaurant is another high point. Our server was amazing, and the food quite good. Our room was comfortable with good lighting and a spacious shower. However the linens -- towel and sheets -- are very tired and old. The bed, itself, wasn't uncomfortable, but the extremely hard pillows took away from sleep quality. There is no housekeeping and you will have to ask for clean items if you need them. Lowest point goes to service: the staff is untrained and has no idea what they are doing. We were there early in the season so perhaps they will learn, but they need to train their staff BEFORE the guests arrive, not ON the guests. The gal who checked us in didn't know how to run our credit card, and we were summoned to the lobby for a retry. The second time, the gentleman who was at the reception had never used the computer system.

Thanks for winter opening. We had a great trip to Medora in the winter on our way to Bozeman. It’s very quiet but the weather was beautiful and this hotel is well kept and just a gorgeous place to stay. I’d highly recommend the Roughriders to families or business people

Nicely updated room with granite shower, thick towels, nice bath products. Room was quiet, and bed was perfect after a long day in TR National Forest, pitchfork dinner and Medora Musical. I slept so well! In room coffee was a nice added touch, too!

A pleasant hotel that evokes western traditions. It’s a perfect place to stay if you’re visiting Theodore Roosevelt Nation Park. The lobby is like an old-fashioned library, filled with classic books. The room was comfortable and the staff friendly.

We spent a night here the second week of Oct. We visited the south and north TR parks the next day and stayed in Watford City. This is a 5 star high end hotel. Medora is a tourist town and off season and weekday made the rates fit our budget. As said this is a 5 star hotel, but our experience was especially lowered by the parking situation. The parking is located in the lot of a park ( i think ) and also used by a bar ( and I think grill ). This lot is 30-60 yards away. It does not give you any sense of security. I would ask management to correct or amend my memory in a response to the parking situation There is no microwave in the room as there is a high end restaurant on premiss that has a great menu but at resort prices.

This was a wonderful lodging. We were on a tour and rushed so didn't have enough time to enjoy the fabulous room and lobby. Dinners were very good especially osso buco bison dish. Hotel was the cleanest I have ever been in. Quiet, comfortable, fabulous updated bathrooms.

The history of the hotel makes this the place to stay in Medora. We especially liked the library in the front lobby area that was exclusively books about Theodore Roosevelt (or actually written by him). The rooms are relatively small but more than adequate. We originally had a room facing the park but it was looking right out into someone's back yard, so we opted for a room facing the street, which was much better and recommended. The restaurant is the best in Medora, so make sure to have dinner there at least one night.

This historic hotel is gorgeous! It has been modernized to compare with a luxury hotel with all amenities like vintage looking furnishings, all tile bathrooms, 2 comfortable chairs in each room and luxurious mattresses. Service was friendly and very helpful. We even met Joe, who portrays Teddy Roosevelt impeccably.