Guests often praise
- Convenient location near Devils Lake Regional Airport and local attractions.
- Kid-friendly service options suitable for families.
- Affordability compared to nearby hotels.
Stay at R & R Motel, a kid-friendly 3.6-star motel in Harvey, ND. Ideal for sightseeing and recreation with 35 guest reviews. Close to Devils Lake Regional Airport.
Guests appreciate the motel's practical amenities and proximity to local points of interest, although reviews indicate a mixed experience overall.
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Located on US-52 BUS in Harvey, ND, R & R Motel offers a straightforward lodging option for travelers passing through the area. Operating as a motel, it provides basic accommodations suitable for families, including kid-friendly services to accommodate guests with children. Check-in begins at 3 PM, supporting a schedule convenient for afternoon arrivals.
The property maintains an average rating of 3.6 from 35 reviews, suggesting a mixed but generally acceptable guest experience. Visitors seeking a functional base for sightseeing and recreation in the region will find R & R Motel adequate, as it scores 3.5 for suitability based on its location and ease of getting around.
Its position in Harvey places it within reach of Devils Lake Regional Airport, offering reasonable convenience for those arriving by air. Nearby lodging alternatives include the higher-rated Cobblestone Inn & Suites, less than a mile away, and Artos Motel roughly 1.5 miles from the property, providing guests with additional options.
Overall, R & R Motel is well-suited for travelers looking for a no-frills, kid-friendly stay with practical access to local transportation and recreational activities. While it may not provide extensive amenities or luxury, it caters to visitors prioritizing functionality and location at a modest level of comfort.
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