Fort Pierre Motel, Highway 83 South, Fort Pierre 57532, South Dakota, USA
Fort Pierre Motel 
Highway 83 South, Fort Pierre 57532, South Dakota, USA
+1 605 2233111, +1 605 2233147
http://www.fortpierremotel.com
Highway 83 South, Fort Pierre 57532, South Dakota, USA
+1 605 2233111, +1 605 2233147
http://www.fortpierremotel.com
General and in-room facilities and services available at Fort Pierre Motel
fully equipped common kitchen
summer garden
summer terrace/patio
fax services
pets are admitted
rooms for non-smokers
dry cleaning
laundry/washing services
luggage storage
phone at the reception
garage places on site
quiet surroundings
credit/debit cards accepted
television set in room
telephone in room
tea and coffee making facilities
refrigerator in room
kitchenette in room
en-suite/private bathroom
hairdryer in room
Some excerpts from the website of Fort Pierre Motel that might be useful
We have recently remodeled and upgraded all of our units and offer clean, comfortable rooms with lots of perks at a reasonable cost. The Fort Pierre Motel has the lowest rates for a AAA rated motel in the area. Each room has drive-up access, a refrigerator, remote cable TV with FREE HBO, and some of our rooms have a microwave. We also offer a spacious, well lighted parking area for trucks and boat trailers with electrical outlets, a picnic shelter, and a pet exercise area. We also offer a continental breakfast from 6 AM - 11 AM, wake-up calls, fax service and non-smoking rooms. Don't forget to bring along your favorite furry friend, as the Fort Pierre Motel is pet friendly! You can expect top-quality, hometown hospitality when you choose to stay with us where the coffee is always on.
Lewis and Clark traveled through the Fort Pierre area in 1804. They reached the mouth of the Bad River, where it joins the Missouri River in Fort Pierre, and anchored off-shore. On this spot, what is now Lilly Park, they met 50 to 60 chiefs and warriors from native inhabitants. After a tense meeting, they shared a great feast of buffalo meat and native foods as well as smoked a peace pipe. The following day, the explorers journeyed peacfully north. The Lewis Clark Bicentennial Trail, dedicated in 1999 as a Community Millennium Trail, connects Pierre and Fort Pierre's popular 2.5 mile riverfront asphalt trail with nearly 20 miles of new and existing trails. Now explorers can start at Farm Island, weave in and out of 200-year-old cottonwoods, see and hear the mighty Missouri, and relive the famous encounter at Lilly Park. The Fort Pierre Motel is located along the Lewis and Clark trail and only 2 blocks from scenic Lilly Park and 2 free public boat ramps located on the south shore of the Missouri River. As important as water was to the early settlers of the area, today you'll discover water is just as important for the outdoor recreation enthusiast. Fishing, hunting, boating, camping, and every kind of outdoor recreation is just waiting for you to take the plunge. Some of the best walleye fishing anywhere is right in Fort Pierre's backyard. Because Fort Pierre is centrally located, hunting for pheasants, grouse, geese, ducks, and big game is never far away. Guided fishing and hunting services are available in the area to help you get the most out of your vacation. Pierre Convention Tourism Bureau for a complete listing of area attractions, fine quality dining, guide services, and of course shopping! AND don't forget to make your reservation, here, at the Fort Pierre Motel, located along the scenic Lewis Clark Trail just a hop, skip and a jump from the Missouri River!
Please complete the information below and we will contact you by phone within 24 hours of your request. Please note that this does not guarantee you a room. If we have been unable to reach you please call us toll free at 1-800-286-0895. ex: 123-456-7890 * required
Lewis and Clark traveled through the Fort Pierre area in 1804. They reached the mouth of the Bad River, where it joins the Missouri River in Fort Pierre, and anchored off-shore. On this spot, what is now Lilly Park, they met 50 to 60 chiefs and warriors from native inhabitants. After a tense meeting, they shared a great feast of buffalo meat and native foods as well as smoked a peace pipe. The following day, the explorers journeyed peacfully north. The Lewis Clark Bicentennial Trail, dedicated in 1999 as a Community Millennium Trail, connects Pierre and Fort Pierre's popular 2.5 mile riverfront asphalt trail with nearly 20 miles of new and existing trails. Now explorers can start at Farm Island, weave in and out of 200-year-old cottonwoods, see and hear the mighty Missouri, and relive the famous encounter at Lilly Park. The Fort Pierre Motel is located along the Lewis and Clark trail and only 2 blocks from scenic Lilly Park and 2 free public boat ramps located on the south shore of the Missouri River. As important as water was to the early settlers of the area, today you'll discover water is just as important for the outdoor recreation enthusiast. Fishing, hunting, boating, camping, and every kind of outdoor recreation is just waiting for you to take the plunge. Some of the best walleye fishing anywhere is right in Fort Pierre's backyard. Because Fort Pierre is centrally located, hunting for pheasants, grouse, geese, ducks, and big game is never far away. Guided fishing and hunting services are available in the area to help you get the most out of your vacation. Pierre Convention Tourism Bureau for a complete listing of area attractions, fine quality dining, guide services, and of course shopping! AND don't forget to make your reservation, here, at the Fort Pierre Motel, located along the scenic Lewis Clark Trail just a hop, skip and a jump from the Missouri River!
Please complete the information below and we will contact you by phone within 24 hours of your request. Please note that this does not guarantee you a room. If we have been unable to reach you please call us toll free at 1-800-286-0895. ex: 123-456-7890 * required
