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Our host was wonderful and accommodating us on such short notice. We have been camping in our van for the past week and it was wonderful to be inside of a nice clean beautiful little house with a washer and dryer!

Love all the shops in town but the restaurants could use help on menu options our food was good. I know it's beef country but not everyone wants beef every day some seafood, chicken and pastas would be nice. The service was way better than in Montana. All in all it was a nice stopover on our way home from Yellowstone.

Close to Badlands, Wall Drug and Deadwood. The canyon was beautiful in October. and the locals were the epitome of friendly. So were a lot of the guests. Breakfast at Wall Drug is better than any continental breakfast. Deadwood is a tourist trap, but a cute one. The badlands were spectacular. There is a hospital about 30 miles away in Philip. I had a brief stay in that hospital and it was unlike anything I've ever experienced. We were thinking of moving up there; everyone was so friendly and real. Not at all like your corporate hospital. It was like mayberry RFD.

Wall seemed somewhat over-rated. Perhaps it's better in the summer. Wall Drug was quite a disappointment. No ice water, and no 5 cent coffee. They close at 5 PM, despite their website indicating 6 PM. Wall is really small, so finding your way is easy. Even I didn't get lost! The Red Rock Restaurant was great. Affordable prices. Diverse menu, even a small salad bar. Food was good. Great service, too. Best Western Plains was OK. No elevator, and room.doors open directly to the outside, like older motels. Indoor pool and hot tub are fabulous. Breakfast included cereal, pastries, biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, sausage patties, pancakes, yogurt. Hot chocolate and hot apple cider mix available, with tea and coffee. Juice too, and apples. In retrospect, just stopping in Wall for a few hours rather than spending the night might be a better choice.

We ate at a couple restaurants and the servers were all wonderful. The food is certainly fine and in keeping with the wild west ambiance of the area. Wall Drug, which we've visited over the years, is over-hyped, over-expanded and rather disgusting. But people keep coming!

Unless you plan to visit the Badlands National Park, I would not recommend an overnight stop in Wall if on a road trip. The Wall drug store is more of a tourist trap, stop to have a look and drive on to Rapid City which is just under an hour away. You will have better options for accommodation and restaurants.