Lovely convenient place, very reasonably priced on the edge of deadwood. Small and right at the…read moreside of a main road but it really quiets down to nothing after midnight. Trolley stops nearby if you don't want to walk into town but it's only a half mile. Rooms very clean with comfy bed and free wifi. Free parking on site. Small bathroom. Free (very basic) continental breakfast and the women at the desk are friendly and helpful. We loved starting our first night of our black hills adventure here. I would never stay at the hotels in town knowing this little gem is here in a much more peaceful area.

This is the best little inn vibe! In town! Biker freindly…read moreand family run. Our room was cozy the beds so Soft, clean, and comfortable. Great diner next door and plenty of parking. It was in walking distance to downtown. Perfect place for 2 biker babes to rest on our adventure!

My first time in Deadwood and I'm satisfied with it being my last. The only saving grace has been…read morethe room we reserved here. It was a last minute reservation and we were going to stay "off site". So, I took the room and hoped for the best. Check in at the main hotel was easy. We got a parking pass and directions to the other building, about 3 blocks away. We arrived to an old, box type building at the end of a parking lot. Outside was scary, the inside was a step back in time. The decor was old West, our room was spacious and very well kept. They even had 2 fans and the air conditioning going (it was near 100 degrees outside). We were within walking distance to most of the things people come to Deadwood to see. We used the casino coupons and played some slots. We found the slots to have a low payout and list money so fast our beer was still cold when we were ready to leave. So, we left and slept well in the Branch House.

Played two slots at minimum betting, not a single playback. Place is a dive trying to survive on…read morethe nostalgia of stupid Hollywood artifacts from movies. They might as well sell to corporate as Deadwood is slowing turning into a tight resort like Las Vegas.

A quant little place that'll get you a room when everyone else is sold out!…read more Cheap--at just under $100 you can't beat the price. Cute little studio with a microwave, mini-fridge and flat-screen TV. You're literally steps away from the casino resort. If you're needing to get to Silverado or downtown deadwood the trolly picks up right out front! Their limited continental breakfast was decent, their coffee good, and staff are very christian and friendly. Would definitely be back if i come back up!

This hotel exceeded expectations! It is clean and simple. The owners went above and beyond to…read moreaccommodate the children. They provided recommendations for things to do in the area. In addition, there's also a trolley that picks up out front and provides rides to hotels and historic downtown deadwood. I was concerned initially because there weren't many reviews but after checking in and seeing the clean rooms and meeting the welcoming owners, I was pleasantly surprised. I would highly recommend this hotel for vacationing in the deadwood area.

I can't speak to the amenities. I know those in our group probably really enjoyed staying in the…read moreroom we paid for. Paid a guy in Feb. 2020 for a Sturgis trip. Being in the healthcare field we just couldn't justify going on the trip with the large gathering of people. Out $1100. This company was rude on the phone, the guy who got his money was rude. That's fine. It is worth loosing the money knowing we were responsible. Its not like other vacation rentals where they offer a refund, this one did not.

As a group we have been renting through Executive Lodging for the last 6 years. We have never had…read morean issue. They offer excellent customer service in a timely manner. Anything you need they will go out of the way to make it happen. Booking is easy, directions are simple, and it is just a smooth process renting through them. Thank you guys for all you do and completing the Black Hill of South Dakota dream!

ROOM: It's a Marriott, so it's refurbished in modern Marriott. Clean and comfy…read more Only problems we had were (1) our room overlooked the (indoor) pool, so there was a bit of chlorine aroma when we arrived, (2) the glass panels between the desktop and the bed rattled every time you did something on the desk or walked by the bed, and (3) the really annoying fluorescent light alongside the desktop could be turned off but only at the cost of turning off the desktop lamp. SERVICE: Front desk was friendly and helpful. LOCATION: Not in old Deadwood, but not too far away from the strip. There is a $2 shuttle to take you up into town. FOOD: The complimentary breakfast was pretty standard Marriott, though the paper bowls and coffee cups seemed on the small side. ETC.: Adjacent to Cadillac Jack's for your must-do-right-now gambling needs, as well as some food service. We got a list of discounts for the hotel, Cadillac Jack's (and its restaurants), and some other places in town. We parked on-site, which involves some u-turns and such to get over to where the basement garage is located. NET-NET: I don't see myself revisiting Deadwood again, but if I did, I'd certainly have the SpringHill Suites on the list.

My husband had an emergency medical issue, in the hospital and the General Manager denied a refund…read moreto us. Contacted corporate but this is a franchise. Buyer beware.

This is a great spot for a family vacation…read more We stayed in the Pioneer cabin, which was comfortable for our family of four. Some of the cabins are new and some are modernized older buildings. We loved the rustic interior of our cabin and, being used to camping, appreciated the basic kitchen and bathroom with shower. Wickiup Village is a short distance from a lot of great South Dakota attractions: Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse memorial, the Needles Highway, and the towns of Deadwood and Lead. You can even get to Wall Drug and Badlands National Park within two hours. There is a store and restaurant within easy walking distance, which came in handy. The staff was great and went out of their way to make sure everything was going well. This might not be the place for you if you're used to five-star hotels, but if you want to stay in a place with charm and unique character, don't pass up Wickiup Village.

This place has been here 100 years (close to it) and I have to be the first to review…read more Well...its a cool place, very rustic, no tv, no a/c, kinda like a boy scout campground...there are a couple modern cabins. big pavillion with about 18 picnic tables, several gas and or charcoal grills, hoses for water, car wash, put out the fire, Ice is on your honor (Pay for it), big fire pit with lots of chairs...Great trout Fishing in Spearfish Creek (right on the property) you can catch your limit without getting in your car (Wild Trout) cabins are 1 star maybe 2 star, facility is 3 star, staff is great 5 star

We needed a place to camp for one night and could see storm clouds rolling coming. I called and he…read moresaid sure just pull in I will have someone meet you. The lady told us where to park our camper, and we quickly set up before the rain started. We didn't need water or electric and have our own bathroom. It was a great stop, and we didn't even get to see the scenery or wildlife. Thanks

1st, understand that these are "Tiny Houses." Somehow I overlooked that & it tainted my review a…read morebit. I loved seeing the deer wander in & out every morning & evening. I loved being far enough away from any road traffic to enjoy the quiet & yet being close enough to have a pizza delivered "IF" we had wanted one. I found it perfectly located for us to travel a bit to get to all of the area attractions rather easily. The furthest point away from us was the Badlands & yet the day we went there we also went through Custer State Park & Wall Drug & then still came back to eat at Buffalo Jump in Beulah, WY. (I "HIGHLY" recommend this restaurant; also Buglin Bull in the town of Custer, WY). Dogs are welcomed! Driveway is rough but no more than any back-road in the area. Winter use "MIGHT" be an issue but that depends on the staff's ability to keep it clear. Midwest Ice would make it useless but what I remember of the area, that SHOULD NOT be an issue. Disliked  · Size. At my age I am not well suited for a Tiny House. When the 2nd bed was unfolded I had to squeeze past to get into & out of the bathroom. Proximity of other guest. For us this was our destination for a get-a-way but we shared our building with others (2 units in this building) & our neighbor was only a car length away in the other direction as well. There are only 5 tiny houses & 3 are single units for larger groups/families, so there are not too many people. Some brought children which is to be expected. This interrupted the quiet from time to time which seemed pronounced because of the quiet but really it was not that bad. We were the only ones "At our final destination"so it was a more noticeable inconvenience to us.

We stayed many nights and very pleased with the rooms, the staff, the Gem restaurant and the large…read moregaming areas!!

The room was fine, but I would be very cautious about playing the slots here…read more I played blackjack and lost money, but I have absolutely no issue with that. I lost fair and square--that's how gambling works. The problem was a slot machine that took $20 from me without any actual play. The machine was acting extremely finicky, and when I brought it to management, they refused to refund the money or do anything to resolve it. There's a big difference between losing $20 because you played a losing hand and losing $20 because a machine takes your money without actually giving you a game. The blackjack was legitimate gambling; the slot experience felt like a scam. The hotel room itself was fine, but management's response to the slot issue was extremely disappointing.