Super 8 has always had a love for freedom and the open road, believing that everyone should be free to get away. In 1974, Super 8 began this vision with our first hotel in Aberdeen, South Dakota offering rooms for $8.88 per night, making that part of South Dakota available to anyone on the road in need of a place to stay. It was the original ?super? With this modest proposition and a restless spir
it, Super 8 set out to find other destinations around the country and make them 'super'. Super 8 had its own great American road trip, and marked each location along the way with a sign. A sign that represented value, a sign that meant that this destination was available to anyone heading that way. Now, the sign has become a familiar roadside icon with over 2,100 destinations available in the US and Canada. And free high-speed Internet access and free SuperStart breakfast make any destination SUPER. So remember, even when times are busy and travel seems impossible, you do not have to go far or spend a lot of money to go somewhere super. Just look for our sign.
