A MILLION STARS‼‼ What a treasure. The location is absolutely perfect - rustic, peaceful, and…read morebeautiful. The owners are so kind, and the made from scratch gourmet breakfasts + coffee (actually roasted in the dining room) were an amazing way to start the day. So grateful for the entire experience, can't wait to go back!!

My partner and I spent three wonderful nights at Hisega Lodge while exploring the Rapid City area…read more We were immediately impressed with the location, as the historic lodge is nestled next to a creek in the hills. From the moment we arrived, we were shown nothing but kindness and hospitality from the operators Tara and Mike. The welcoming environment of this place extends into every nook and cranny. Guests can access free microwave popcorn, sodas, ice, and coffee, and can access the main lodge at anytime and sit on the couches or read in the library area. There is wifi accessible and our room came with a tv that included access to a variety of apps, including Netflix. We were fortunate enough to bunk in a family suite and it is perfectly suited for a group of people that are looking for a home-away-from-home feel. With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and open-concept kitchen and living area, it really felt like we had our own apartment here. The kitchen and bathrooms are thoughtfully stocked with travel-sized toiletries and condiments, and there are plenty of dishes and cookware to utilize. There would be no need to worry about cooking in the morning, however, because breakfast is prepared and delicious! Every morning was plenty to fill me up for hours, and the variety and quality of food was really exceptional. It is served at a communal table, so everyone at the lodge eats together. This turned out to be the most pleasant surprise, as we began establishing friendships and connections with other people. Between the friendly staff, the beautiful location, and the impressive breakfast, Hisega Lodge went far and above my expectations. I intend to recommend this place to anyone who is looking to stay in the Rapid City area.

What's not to like about Willow Springs. We stayed there 3 days last spring and it was amazing…read more They have two cabins and we stayed in the Willows Cabin.This quaint cabin sits on a beautifully groomed lawn, inviting you to a relaxing time under the Willow Tree with your favorite book, overlooking a secluded valley of pine and native oak. A private outdoor hot tub, under the countless stars, is a perfect romantic escape for couples. It has a queen bed, sofa TV, DVD player and a CD player. There is a small kitchen area with refrigerator, microwave and a coffee maker. Outside there is a gas grill and picnic table. The owner, Joyce, will fix you a delicious breakfast every morning and deliver it to your door with fresh juice and hot coffee. It is a very convenient drive to many of the sights around. We especially enjoyed Custer State Park. The are many birds that are in the surrounding area and a quiet walk to the woods will allow you to view many species. If you are interested ask Joyce to tell you what she's seen and she'll let you know. Book early.

What a wonderful B&B!! Eileen and Warren are wonderful Inn Keepers. They are very knowledgeable,…read morekind, down to earth and accommodating. Their B&B is beautiful and serene. Breakfast is not only delicious but beautifully presented. The location is out of town in the country but close enough to attractions and town. For country girls like me this is wonderful! I also think city mice would love this place just as much. I can't say enough, the Inn Keepers, their home and their pets are incredible! If you are coming to Rapid City consider staying her!! You can't go wrong!

This Is one of the best B&B's I've stayed at! The rooms are very private and comfortable. The…read moreproperty is beautiful! The gourmet breakfast is wonderful! We stayed here on our baby-moon and it was so romantic! The jetted tub in the bathroom was perfect on my then pregnant back!

What a wonderful place to stay! Immaculate. Everything was beautiful, every detail thought of…read more Gracious host. Delicious breakfasts. Welcoming family room. Lovely hospitality and great suggestions of where to go (Moccasin Springs was great!). Outdoor kitchen, fire pit, wandering deer and friendly farm animals! Highly recommend.

I loved everything about staying here. Our host Mackenzie was personable and gracious, and made…read moresure we felt like home during our stay. Our room was cozy and well appointed, and the BnB living room was also homey and inviting. Mackenzie made breakfast for us our last two mornings there, which were delicious. The coffee was spot on as well. This place is on the outskirts of town and tucked away in the woods. During our stay we saw a number of deer, rabbits, and wild turkeys roaming around. At night, the sky was brilliant with stars. This place also has animals on the property! There's a retired show bull who loves getting head scritches and licking people's hands, and two goats who go crazy for attention when they see people. Of course, all three love getting fed treats as well. My favorite animal was Dr. Kitty, a small gray cat who has run of the property. Whether I saw Dr. Kitty outside or inside, she always ran up to me for love and attention. My favorite memory of this trip was sitting in the leather armchair in the living room with Dr. Kitty putting away in my lap. This B&B has multiple room styles; there are some that are part of the main house, as well as standalone structures if you prefer your privacy. There is a play area if you travel with small kids as well! In all honesty, this B&B is such a charming find in Custer, and I couldn't have imagined staying anywhere else during our visit.

My family and I stayed here for 3 nights in June. Marilyn, the owner is very welcoming and makes…read moreyou feel right at home from the minute you walk into this lodge. The decor is spectacular with logs and western memorabilia placed throughout. Each morning she makes a delicious breakfast and each night serves dessert. These meals Are a special time to chat with fellow guest, plan out your explorations with Marilyn, and to just enjoy the wonderful ambiance of relaxation. I am sad to leave this oasis of a B&B and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to disconnect from the hustle of daily life. Buffalo Rock Lodge is truly a wonderful home base for your visit to the Black Hills.

We stayed at the Buffalo Rock Lodge on our trip to South Dakota to hike and see Mount Rushmore and…read moreCrazy Horse. Our host, Marilyn, was exceptional! She greeted us immediately when we arrived at her beautiful lodge and gave us the tour. We arrived in the evening, so we got settled in and then got to hang out with other individuals who were staying here at the lodge. It was great! At around 8pm, Marilyn informed us that she always has a home made desert that she serves in the evening, which was just perfect. Wine, dessert, great accommodations in the middle of a beautiful, serene, quite and peaceful location; what more can you ask for. In the morning, she makes a excellent breakfast which includes, coffee, juice, pastries, eggs,etc. The perfect food you need for your fun adventures that this area provides. My wife and I would strongly recommend staying at this place if you are to see all the wonderful things that this area provides. The best thing is that you are away from all of the other tourists at night and you just relax, open a bottle of wine and just enjoy the beautiful surroundings in the evening. You even have a distant view of Mt. Rushmore lit up at night, which just adds to the ambiance.

An amazing place to stay to take in all the sites of Rapid City, SD. It is centrally located to…read moreall the sites that my husband and I wanted to see. One but not all great things about this place... the most amazing is the breakfast Jody puts together for her guests. I wanted to stay past our 6 days just for the breakfast. ;-) Rooms are roomy and nicely decorated. Outside patio offers a fire pit, where we sat and socialized with other guest.Win..win to find this Jem. Thank you Jody and Ryan (Owners)!

Best spot for lodging in the Rapid City area. Close to Keystone, Hill City, Mt. Rushmore, Rapid…read moreCity, many lakes, hiking & much much more! Shelly & Todd are the most gracious and generous hosts. Rooms are comfy & cozy and spacious. So much to do on the property, outdoor seating, fire pit, outdoor games and the inside has a full basement with a game table & tons of games, movies and pool table. Lots of entertainment for the whole family. I would highly recommend the Black Forest Inn Bed & Breakfast if you are ever in the area. Breakfasts are so incredibly good too. All day coffee bar available, snack & drinks too.

The inn is a bit tricky to find as it's in a residential neighborhood just outside of the downtown…read moreMain Street area and there are no prominent signs, just a small one that you will miss unless you know where to look. It's a cute house with a very nice front porch. There is parking in back but spaces are tight if the inn is full and when all the cars are big SUVS. We got there rather early as our plans that day were disrupted by the torrential rain but the hostess was there and we were able to get settled in our room right away. We had the writing room which has a shared bathroom down the hall with one other room (the least pricy room). It's is very bright with three big windows, lots of natural light. There is a small fridge which is convenient. Bed a bit soft but for one night it wasn't a big problem. The bathroom is a good size with a retro free standing tub and the shower is hot and strong. From the inn to Main Street is an easy 5-10 minute stroll. Plenty of dining options as the town is quite interesting even though it's all geared towards tourists. Hostess will give you good recommendations if needed. Breakfast was a hearty chunk of Christmas casserole - the best I've ever had chock full of tasty ingredients. Would return to this inn next time just so we can have the same breakfast again!

Wonderful place to stay in Deadwood. Quaint inn, all sorts of interesting paraphernalia and…read morehistory. Room was comfortable, bed was great, breakfasts were amazing, especially the coffee cake french toast. Nyla and Tom were both very helpful with recommendations. Great location, close enough to walk to downtown but in a quiet neighborhood away from everything.

We really enjoyed our stay at Mountains to Prairies B&B. We were traveling with our 18month old and…read morethey were so accommodating. They provided a hooded bath towel, made kid-sized pancakes and the room we stayed in had an adjacent play area with a loft and cubby hole for playing or sleeping. There were stuffed animals and a small table & chairs. We only wish we could have stayed here for our whole trip to the Black Hills!

From the owner: Mountains To Prairies (M2P) is a Black Hills Bed and Breakfast near Mount Rushmore and conveniently…read morelocated in Hill City, South Dakota, in the central Black Hills. Walk to historic downtown and ride the Black Hills Central Railroad's 1880 Train. Hike, run or bike on the George S. Mickelson Trail. M2P shares residence with Smiling Bear Antiques Shop and Espresso Bar. Children are welcome. Enjoy hospitality that shows you are on our minds. Please see the Dates, Rates and More page of M2P's website for available discounts and policies. Make Mountains To Prairies Bed and Breakfast your relaxing place, and your venturing-off point.

Full disclosure: Linda and Bert are former coworkers of mine. That being said they are running a…read moregreat B&B near Deadwood, SD. We found the place right near downtown Spearfish. It is a great location that is close to their little downtown and near the river. When you arrive you'll note that the B&B is actually two buildings. A large Victorian house and a small cottage with attached gazebo. She has many, many rooms! The cottage is a two bedroom with a kitchenette and I believe they call it the Honeymoon cottage. They also have a multi-bed suite in the attic area and in the basement. These would be perfect for families or couples traveling together. Linda a Bert share the main floor along with the main living room and dining room. Lastly there is the second floor, which has individual bedrooms. This is where we stayed. This was a B&B before Linda and Bert bought it so much of the furniture and decor was there... however it is apparent in each of the rooms the many antiques Linda herself has collected over the years. The best part of staying here though were Linda and Bert. I know I had a previous relationship but I saw them interacting with the other guests. Bert was helping out the large group of women (medical transcriptionists on a work retreat) and they both welcomed a couple from Finland while we were there. That night we were told not to eat dessert out because they had homemade apple pie for everyone. The crust was even made by Linda's mom from scratch! It was the perfect end to the evening (we had dinner at Shoot the Bull... see that review)! The next morning was breakfast. With the place being so full they had breakfast in shifts, which was fine. It was nice to mingle with the other guests and have discussions. Linda's niece was also over to help and along with Bert made sure you constantly had something fabulous in front of you. There was a fruit, yogurt, granola parfait, breakfast au gratin potatoes, a breakfast quiche among other things. In the end it was a great time. So good in fact, that my wife and I were very disappointed when we got over to the family reunion and were staying in a below average Days Inn. After seeing how they handled the group of coworkers (which were between 15-20) it was apparent that they could handle a group. Both my wife and I thought about how great it would have been if the reunion had been at Yesterday's Inn. In talking with Linda there were discussions about her hosting events over the holidays so you might inquire about that. They are still learning and figuring out the B&B business but they really love to entertain and have all the different people buzzing about their place. They have many stories about the different guests they have received over the past couple of years. I highly encourage you to plan to stop there for a stay and enjoy Spearfish.

We stayed at the Inn in the small 2 bedroom cottage for a business trip in July of 2008. It was…read moreone of the MOST memorable trips I've taken in my lifetime because the B&B was so charming AND Linda and Bert were fantastic hosts. We spent as much time exploring Spearfish and beyond and loved every bit of South Dakota. I've spoken of this trip many times and would love to go back to Yesterday's Inn and relive the experience I had there. Sadly, Yesterdays Inn in closed and has been for years but I wanted to thank Linda and Bert for their wonderful hospitality and their care while we were there.

This was our first time staying in Hill City and We're glad we picked this location. Its around…read morethe corner from the 1880 Train station which takes you to Keystone. Parking was plentiful at the front of the hotel. As we entered the lobby Sara immediately greeted us with a smile. The lobby was very spacious and inviting as we entered with sofas to the left and tables and chairs to the right. Our room, #307, was clean, spacious and comfortable. It faced the front of the hotel so we were able to see the 1880 train come and go when we were in the room. The hotel offers an excellent breakfast for their guests! Coffee was available in the lobby all day and night. The staff at this hotel were amazing! Not once did I see a staff member hesitate when it came to helping us or another customer. Thru-out our week stay here Mario and Sara made us feel welcome whenever we passed their lobby desk. Thank you! We definitely would stay here again!

1980's motel with few upgrades. Worn furniture. Very limited breakfast, bad coffee, orange juice…read moredispenser put out some kind of weak light orange water.