As I use to on average stay in hotels 4 nights a week in my work! We decided to book Holiday inns…read moreboth Bismarck and Deadwood. I have noticed that there has been some cooperate changes. This is a review for Deadwood property. The location is awesome although the first night it had a lot of road noise! Which I have a difficult time drowning out but my wife slept through. I talked to Shannon and she moved us to Main Street side it was shocking how quiet it was. This property is in a great location and easy to walk to bars, shopping and great food. Everyone I dealt with was awesome. If you don't have a appreciation plan you definitely need one not only for everyone at this site and especially Shannon as I have lots of friends who like to come to Deadwood to gamble I will definitely be recommending this location and especially Shannon!

The Holiday Inn Express in Deadwood completely met my needs when I was recently in Deadwood as a…read morefirst stop during a trip out to Devil's Tower and the Black Hills. The location within Deadwood is nice, in a central location for walking around the area's shops, casinos, and stores. I was able to easily explore the area on foot in the evenings. The hotel lobby looks nice and modern upon arrival (a good first start). Check-in was smooth. I had a room with a window that faced inside towards the lobby, which I was a little skeptical about at first but ended up being great because it reduced the potential for road noise that sometimes plagues hotels. I wasn't in my room much, so not having a window with natural light to the outside wasn't a problem. The room itself was clean and solid, with good space for spreading out belongings. I found it comfortable and quiet, a good place to sleep after a long day. Breakfast was perfect for what I wanted - a hearty meal with a number of options that I could fill up on before heading out for a day of hiking - eggs, sausage, cinnamon rolls, biscuits and gravy, some breads/muffins, oatmeal, pancakes, cereal. Parking is a couple minute walk away, in a parking lot with a gate. I didn't mind it since the weather was nice and I didn't have a lot of items to take back and forth. In other situations I can see how that could be bothersome. The hotel, since it is affiliated with the Gold Dust casino, also had a deal where you could get a coupon at the restaurant across the street along with some slot play for a discount. I expected to lose the money for slots (and I did), but it was a good excuse to check out the casino briefly.

We absolutely LOVED staying here. Had a fantastic meal at the sports bar. I had the steak teriyaki…read morebowl and they had me at the water chestnuts, crispy carrots and broccoli! The waitress apologized for the time it took to bring out our food, she didn't like the way my steak was cooked and had it redone. She didn't like an overcooked steak, and figured I wouldn't either. My friend liked her wedge salad with green apples and pecans, but wished she had asked for lighter dressing. We had great service! The shower in our room was the best so far on our trip! Water pressure for the win!

Beautiful place. Attended the 2026 Sturgis Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Breakfast. The lodge…read morestaff was very nice and helpful and they put out a great spread for us. I'll definitely stay there the next time I'm in Deadwood.

I had points from IHG because of a horrendous Holiday Inn Express stay. I read the reviews VERY…read morecarefully before making my decision to stay here and I am glad that I did. On Sunday night I used points and stayed free and Monday night I paid for my night, happily! This is listed as a resort instead of a hotel. You enter through the casino. Then you walk through to an elevator that you take to the lobby of the hotel. Then, you walk from that elevator to the front desk. Here the friendly, welcoming staff already had my key and paperwork ready for when I checked in. Then you walk around the front desk to an elevator where you go from the lobby and go upstairs to one of the hotel's floors. These are different buildings stacked up against the mountain. I went down to the casino. Heidi at the player's club was INCREDIBLE. She went ABOVE and BEYOND to make our stay REMARKABLE! Our room was newly renovated and beautiful. The floor was tiled at the foyer and bathroom. The bedroom was no-shag carpet. The beds and pillows felt amazing. Each headboard curved around the side. The light next to the headboard was appropriately shielded by the headboard to make the light the perfect brightness. The TV was huge. It was on a bracket that allowed it to be angled in any direction. The refrigerator and microwave were behind rattan doors. This made them look better. It also hid the light from the microwave. There is live music and multiple eating locations, including one that combines the option for betting on live sports events. There is a coffee shop and gift shop. The pool and hot tub were closed for renovation when I was there.

This is a great place to stay. Close to all the action. A block away. Easy parking and easy to…read moreyour room. The rooms were great too. We will be back here for sure.

We went to the restaurant Jake's and it was delicious! We had an excellent server and the place is…read moregorgeous!

We showed up at 5:30-5:45 for early dinner at the restaurant. No reservations. Yes it was Sturgis…read morerally bike week, and yes should have made reservations but we didn't, that is why we went early. Standing at host desk. Looking into dining room, 3 maybe 4 tables seated, rest are empty. My odds are good! "Can we have dinner?" I asked with a smile. - Do you have a reservation? - Sorry we don't. "Ahh, sorry we are fully booked." At first I thought he was joking, you know lifting the mood a bit. Nope, dead serious- sorry we are booked. I look at him, look over his shoulder into empty dining room, back at him. - Nothing? - You can have food at the bar on second floor, but we are booked up here. "We are here through tomorrow, you have anything for tomorrow early?" - Sorry, fully booked. You need to make reservations months in advance. (I should mention, we had a gift card for this place, we live in CA, go to Sturgis every year for bike rally, so someone got us a gift card for this place.) I remember being in Sturgis in 2019 and 2020 during covid shutdown, all the restaurants were appreciating business we brought in. Well, that was then, this is now. We are booked he said with an empty dining room behind him. Went to a different casino, they too were booked and no walk ins but the difference was that second casino restaurant was proper booked, every table was full. So went to a third casino and had a steak there. I get it, you are booked, but with 75% empty dining room that just sounds like you are not interested. Anyways, it sounds like a lovely place and very popular so be sure to book in advance. For us- we gona skip it next year.

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.

Amazing breakfast the serving size is huge, the bacon is crispy, and the pancakes were perfect…read more.super nice waitress. And staff also nice at the front the atmosphere is a little out dated. But it's super clean we will be back because how nice it is and good

we had a great time and love the casino and the dealers. This was our 2nd time here this year. We…read morewere there in May and had such a good time that we decided to go back again in SEPT 2026. We decided this was so much more fun than Las Vegas, this is our new go to vacation spot. Very clean and dealers very nice. FREE DRINKS WHILE PLAYING IS NO PROBLEM( they come very often). One of the dealers in the mornings was Jason. Jason sure made it fun. others like Tina, Tanner, Jeff, Eliana were all GREAT. We will go again in the spring when we can count on no snow. Thanks to all who makes every trip so much fun!!!

Tried this place again for gambling. I have been coming to…read moreDeadwood for over 20 years and live here and will tell you I have NEVER won here. It is the worst casino for gambling in Deadwood. The place sucks donkey dick.

This is a super cute spot! We were the first guests to stay here while we were opening a store in…read moreSturgis. We spent long days away from town and it was great to come back to a nice kitchen bar to eat dinner at and a very comfy bed to sleep in. The full kitchen was the perfect place to stash our bevvies and snacks too. Lee, was so attentive and helpful, providing clear instructions and communication. I asked for a different barstool so I could work at the counter in the mornings and he brought one right over!! So appreciated. Hubby enjoyed the tv and couch and it was a nice spacious living room. Love the walls and the artwork. The location is great with a quick walk down the stairs for a good meal or to stroll down the street. Would definitely return! Parking is a little different, we ended up paying $10 to park most nights but it was worth it to have a spot under cover to us.

Great location right in the middle of ALL the action. Beautiful suite overlooking Main St. Very…read morecomfortable bed and huge tv to relax and watch the game.

Most interesting fact was the brothels were closed in 1980! Crazy. Got some history about deadwood…read moretoo.

This tour was worth the price paid; about $15. You have to climb about 20 steps to start this tour…read moreso be prepared. Our guide was great and gave very descriptive events of the times and the working ways of the ladies of the night! I liked learning how the industry started in Deadwood and the many other contributions the ladies provided to the community as a whole. I highly recommend visiting.

I went on this tour while I was visiting Deadwood in SD. and I was so glad I did! Jeannine the…read moreowner personally takes you, she is so full of knowledge being that she has been the historian for Deadwood for 27 years and is the author of a book. it was like living in the history. We went through centennial valley, Dead wood, and lead through the Cemetery where Wild Bill Hicock, and Clamity Jane themselves are buried. And other amazing historical sights. Next time I go with my family I will definitely take them to her.

From the owner: I am a historian with 25 years experience in the Black Hills and an author of several publications…read more Deadwood is my home base. My tours are private and built around you

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.