3 Best, Genuine Boutique Hotels in Fargo in 2026

Hotel Donaldson is a Downtown Fargo boutique that offers a pretty unique stay near all the city’s best attractions. The low-level, brick building has served as a guesthouse for over a century, and still sports a lovely selection of suites. The last renovation went more or less all-in on the contemporary appeal without losing the building’s charm. Colors are bright and common areas are chic, and they’re all beautifully complemented with exposed brick and lovely wooden beams. We especially love that the decor is decidedly local. Many contemporary-style hotels feature… > Read Our Full Review

It’s a clean-lined, super-hip hotel in Downtown Fargo that’s long been lauded by hotel reviewers. It’s a hub of a certain type of lifestyle, a building shared with luxury apartments and plenty of posh shops. We’re not always huge fans of the hotels attached to luxury apartments, but there seems to be enough distinction here to make everyone feel comfortable. The layout does an excellent job of threading the needle between old-fashioned Midwestern and contemporary. It’s buttery leather next to fairy lights, bright and airy yet still velvety-soft. Service is… > Read Our Full Review

Easily the most unique of Fargo’s boutique hotels, this beer hall/entertainment center/hotel is the spot for a more fun-loving traveler. It’s definitely not for the historically-minded, Victorian-charm-loving tourist who wants a full breakfast upon waking, but there’s something to it for sure. It’s the brainchild of next door neighbor Drekker Brewing Company. They’re pretty dedicated to being weird, or cool, or edgy, or whatever mix of those things comes up with names like Brewhalla. Thus, you’re unlikely to be shocked by the decidedly steely post-industrial style or the colorful, graffiti-esque… > Read Our Full Review