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.

Great two nights at Sujak on Sunnyhill. The house is delightfully attended. Sue and Jack are fun,…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and engaging hosts. And those breakfasts are superb! The French toast was great; the hash browns won my wife over. The cookies and muffins available after a full day of sightseeing topped off the evening. We spent two night there but easily could use this B&B as a jumping off spot for a longer stay in the Black Hills.

The Tin Lizzie gaming crew are the best in Deadwood! We stayed a week and gambled every day. The…read moredealers and Pit bosses were fun, professional and engaging. Thank you for a great time!

Tight slots and all new games only, I wish they kept a mix of new and some older ones. We found a…read morenice selection next door, but if you like brand new progressive slots, you'll find many good options. The floor is clean and service walks through regularly checking on people.

We checked into room 253, a large room with a king bed facing Main Street. The air-conditioning…read moreworked well and the room looked clean & spacious. Our bed was itchy; the room was pretty dark and the sheets looked clean. In the morning, there were brown spots on the sheets, .We were on the second floor facing Main Street and we did hear noisy motorcycles. There was a fitness center and laundry facilities. Breakfast was included from 7:00 until 11. There were 4 chafing dishes, and one refrigerated case set up in the bar area for breakfast. The biscuits & gravy, bacon & sausage, watery, eggs, & potatoes weren't special . In the case were some fruit, breakfast bars, yogurt and packaged cheese. We picked up watered down coffee by the elevator and were given orange juice. I'm glad we didn't pay for a breakfast. We chose the four points because of the location steps from downtown right on Main Street. For $20 we were able to park the car and get out and walk around. I was surprised that nobody here looked happy nor was friendly. The staff didn't greet us with a good morning nor did any body smile. No one asked how our day was.

The facility is just fine and the room is nicely appointed. BUT, the WiFi does not work. We were…read morenot informed of this prior to booking our stay and now we are unable use our devices to plan our driving route home to Minnesota. I spoke to the front desk staff to express our concerns, and, while they were very polite, all they could say was that the WiFi been down for several days and it's being "worked on". Had I been informed of this before booking, I would not have stayed here. You should not advertise "free WiFi" as a feature of your facility when it is not available. Seems like false advertising to me. What a disappointment.

This place had the best breakfast deal anywhere in Sturgis during the Motorcycle Rally. Not only…read morewas it an awesome deal, but the food was outstanding. Between 7:00 and 11 AM, certain items were $3.99. And that included coffee! The hashbrowns are out of this world. I don't like potatoes much, but these are some of the best hashbrowns I've ever had. Yes, we had to wait for a table, but if you have the time, it was worth it. Service was not very good, and our waiter was never to be found when needed. But again, nobody has good service during the rally. The small towns are overwhelmed with crowds that dwarf the entire size of their towns, so I get it. It's like stepping back in time when entering this place. The restaurant is very old school. Nothing changed in this place for probably 50 years or more. A little dark and dingy, but at least it's not generic and corporate, like so much else these days. And I love that! The breakfast burrito had the potatoes inside, so it doesn't look like much on the plate. But I heard that was also good.

We have only eaten here, no gambling or lodging. The locals recommended it and they serve…read morebreakfast all day. For us, it's all about the pancakes. They're huge, fluffy and delicious. The staff has been very nice and prompt. The decor is 80's casino but when you get your bill you'll know why. $20 breakfast for two. We'll be back.