Hotels in Mitchell, South Dakota

Mitchell, South Dakota offers visitors to the area plenty to do, including fishing at the nearby Mitchell Lake as well as hunting, hiking, biking, and golfing. South Dakota is one of the highest rated places to hunt pheasant, and Mitchell offers visitors plenty of guides to help you on your adventure. While in Mitchell make sure to stop by the world's only Corn Palace and take in the area's history at the Prehistoric Indian Village. There are also numerous hotel accommodations in the area.

Best Western Motor Inn

The Best Western Motor Inn in Mitchell offers guests the convenience of cold weather hookups for your RV, as well as express check in and out. You are welcome to bring your pets with you to this hotel and children under 12 stay free with an adult. Other amenities the Best Western Motor Inn offers guests are an outdoor heated pool, guest laundry, and free Wi-Fi.

Best Western Motor Inn
1001 S Burr Street
Mitchell, SD 57301
(605) 996-5536
bestwesternsouthdakota.com

AmericInn Lodge and Suites

Located just off Interstate 90 the AmericInn Lodge and Suites offers guests SoundGuard for a peaceful and quite stay at the hotel. Construction of the hotel included sound deadening foam blown into concrete blocks that divide the hotel rooms. Amenities at the hotel include whirlpool suites, free Wi-Fi, cold weather hookups for your RV, free breakfast, and pets are welcome at the AmericInn.

AmericInn Lodge and Suites
1421 S Burr Street
Mitchell, SD 57301
(605) 996-9700
americinn.com/hotels/SD/Mitchell

Kelly Inn and Suites

The Kelly Inn and Suites is conveniently located next to the Cabela's Sporting Goods Store in Mitchell. Amenities at the hotel include free Wi-Fi, free deluxe continental breakfast, fitness room, heated indoor pool, and guest laundry. All rooms in the hotel have a refrigerator, microwave, and some rooms offer guests a Jacuzzi and fireplace.

Kelly Inn and Suites
1010 Cabela Drive
Mitchell, SD 57301
(605) 995-0500
kellyinnmitchell.com

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Article Written By Linda Moffitt

Linda Moffitt has been writing professionally since 2007 and has published several books including, "Washington's Haunted Hotspots" and "Haunts of the Southwest." She holds an Associate in Arts degree from Pasadena Community College. Moffitt has been and is often invited to speak across the country about her expertise in travel, history and hauntings.

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