My boyfriend and I stayed at this wonderful historic site a couple of weeks ago. We happened to…read morecome across this place while looking for a one night stay. Shayla, the owner, was warm and friendly from the first call we made to confirm she had a vacancy. She invited us in like family! She showed us around her wonderful historic house where the reservation was made. The cabin and surroundings were adorable! Clean and well kept. The hot breakfast was delicious with fresh eggs, bacon, and homemade cinnamon nut buns!! Great deal for the money too!! Couldn't have had a better stay! Thanks to the wonderful people who run this historic motel!!

Terrible experience, in town doing work, fur as didn't work in my cabin she told me two days in a…read morerow I didn't know how to run the thermostat, (I'm an electrician I know how to run a thermostat) my dogs and I ended up getting sick, I went to the hospital where I was treated for carbon monoxide poisoning, the owner is an absolute crook, told me she would prorate my stay costs and refund the money (I gave her 1800) called her a month later and she told me I can kiss her ass .. total crook

This was a wonderful stay!! The owner/staff made our visit…read moreeasy and pleasant. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and quiet. It is located at a very convenient part of town. We enjoyed playing miniature golf too! We recommend this and will absolutely stay here again! Note: Reservations can be made through travel apps; however, better personal experience is had when reservations are made directly through the Hills Inn office.

I'm giving this a 5-star for what is right near the hotel for families. There is a small, free…read moreminigolf, and a small pool, but the gem is the short walking distance to a beautiful creek. Bring water shoes and a picnic and let the kids explore the creek. As a child, I spent hours walking up and down a similar creek with my cousins. This is a great place to make memories. It was just my hubby and I, so we walked along the river about a mile to the small waterfall and fresh springs and the cute downtown area (several food and drink options here). There is a mammoth park (we did not go) and the awesome Wind Cave National Park nearby. We enjoyed the frozen margaritas and great Mexican food at Jalapenos Grill. The motel needs bigger towels but was clean. It's not the Ritz, but the creek makes it a great stay if you don't mind a motel). I waded in the creek on the way back and we sat on a bench and watched a momma deer and her two fawns eating on the far bank. A nice Ammish family invited us to share dessert, but we were too full to accept. What a lovely spot.

Wonderful hotel and restaurant. Customer service is top notch. A gem in the black hills…read more Beautiful setting, gorgeous rooms with a lot of character. Worth every penny one of the best dining experiences ever Joe and Julie are warm and welcoming. They go about and beyond of every request

Poor communication. They got the dates wrong on the reservation. We go try and check in. No answer…read moreleft message. Never got a confirmation so we could verify dates first problem. Next day got a text room is ready. Immediately told them dates were wrong and we had to find someplace else to stay. She acknowledged the receipt of text. I thought it was resolved the next day I get a charge for both nights. At very least we should get the second night since they knew over 24 hours that we're not coming. The other night because we were there- we were trying to fulfill reservation we made. Joe was rude. He initially said right dates the took it back when I was getting upset. Poor communication, rude and property needs updating and cleaning. Don't stay there!

Good solid hotel nothing fancy but clean. Be patient as they are understaffed but they try their…read morebest.

If delusion were a star rating, this place would have five. Calling this mildew-scented nightmare a…read more"4-star hotel" is an insult to false advertising everywhere. We fled on day three after zero housekeeping, no fresh towels, and a bathroom stocked exclusively with two pathetic mini-bottles of conditioner. Apparently soap, shampoo, and a working coffee maker were extra-charge luxuries, though they did generously include a poorly patched hole in the shower tub and a total lack of bathroom ventilation--perfect for cultivating your own local mold collection. The "amenities" were a complete fever dream: The Pool: Closed, obviously. But the hallway to get there doubled as a charming junkyard for rotting furniture. The Hot Tub: Complete with two sad hand towels and a gaping, ungrated hole in the ceiling, located conveniently right next to where people attempt to digest food. The Elevator: Its sole piece of permanent interior design was a "Caution Wet Floor" sign left in the corner for 72 straight hours like a proud, unbothered monument to laziness. The Breakfast: A post-apocalyptic wasteland of powdered eggs, no plates, no milk, no sugar, and zero coffee. When an elderly guest asked for basic staples, she was told the worker had literally clocked out to run a personal carpool. Customer service here isn't just dead; it was buried, forgotten, and replaced by a lone ice machine on the ground floor. Save yourself the trauma and sleep in your car instead.

Assad came to the rescue at 10:30pm! I'm on the biggest road trip of my life and I'm cutting…read morethrough South Dakota and got so drowsy I needed to pull over. Every RV Site was booked up and I was driving looking for one for so long that I ended up at the Super 8 next to the mammoth site! The mammoth site was what caught my eye and I did a U-turn to get a better look. There was a sign that read "additional parking at Super 8" and that made me trust the hotel. Assad came right out and made sure that if we wanted to park in the lot we were welcome to or we could book a room. He made us feel safe and secure. Thank you Assad!

I stayed at the Super 8 for three nights over Labor Day weekend. I chose the hotel because it was…read morewithin walking distance of relatives I was there to visit. Relative to the other choices in Hot Springs, the Super 8 isn't terrible. But, I'd have to think long and hard before staying here again. First, the good. The staff is incredibly friendly. Check in was easy with no issues at all. I thought the bed was comfortable and clean. Now the not so good. The building itself is cheaply built. The walls are thin. I could hear people above me and on each side. The person upstairs paced through a large portion of the night and early morning. I heard it all. Next, the property seemed a little worn down and grungy. I wish I had slippers on the carpets. There are smoking spots right outside the main entrance and the back entrance, and they were well used. Sunday morning revealed hookahs and beer cans littering the smoke area by the back door. Finally, each room has a window air conditioning unit. They aren't quiet. It sounded like a jet engine was starting up every time the thing came on.

Stayed here for 4 wonderful nights (checked in on Sunday of Memorial weekend)…read more Booked this location 3 months in advance because: * We wanted to park our motorcycles outside of our room on the first level (room 118) * Picked a newly remodeled room * Location in Southern Black Hills * Location in Hot Springs itself Phil (the owner) is a former Southern Californian resident & his kindness is truly amazing. Yes, there is construction going on at the property- which operates during usual Mondo- Friday business hours. There's a total of 35 rooms & I can't remember how many rooms have been remodeled. We absolutely love the overhead shower. Hot water is quick and the pressure is amazing. Beds are super cozy. No cooler pots in the room- bit Springs Coffee has great hours. If need be- there's a Keurig in the laundry mat w/ some vending machines. You can even get a roll of quarters charged to your room. Hot Springs is such a nice pace away from city life. You can step out from your room & just watch the river flow by. You can spot deer casually roaming the streets or even the nearby hills. Since no closets are available, it'd be nice to have some coat hooks on the walls.

First, to be clear, this is a motel...where you drive up, enter the lobby, then leave, so that you…read morecan enter your room from outside. As of May 2023 the motel is under NEW OWNERSHIP, which is why they are undergoing construction. I stayed in one of their 3 cabins. The cabin is immediately next to the motel, right on the main thoroughfare. I was very surprised at how adorable the cabin looked on first viewing. There is a cute porch complete with Adirondack chairs. There is a screen door to allow for fresh air. Three windows in the front room and a ceiling fan ensure that those sleeping in the front bunk beds stay cool. The little sofa has a chaise lounge. A section out to make the couch turn into a larger bed area. There is also a TV on a high shelf. On the other side of the front room there is a table with two benches. The little kitchenette includes the smallest bar sink, a decent sized miniature refrigerator, microwave, and a few plates. There was a portable heater. There is a bedroom door with the old-fashioned lock system. Inside is a queen bed, bathroom vanity and sink with hair dryer, a small dresser, a nightstand, and a TV on a bracket. There was also an air conditioner! Then I noticed some less than desirable traits. The cabins are not handicap accessible. Each one has steps. The shower had a somewhat permanent leak leading to some small spots of black mold. The1 in drawer in the kitchen requires you to first open the refrigerator door, only then can you open it. The a.c. filter needed to be changed. The unit spit small dust particles out onto the one bed pillow. The bed had a worn side and a side that felt new.

I got the Executive Suite. Housekeeping didn't clean the shower after the last customers so there…read morewas a dried up dirty wash cloth and opened bottle of shampoo that wasn't from the Baymont. I also had no soap of any kind. Didn't learn about this until the next morning. No shower for me! I also travel with hand sanitizer so I did have clean hands! I went to check out in the morning and the front desk person must've been passed out in another room because it took forever for someone to come. I explained my issues and he couldn't get back into his room fast enough..with so sorry so sorry.

Clean it! This room was horribly filthy. I should've know from just walking in the door, I…read moreshould've turned around and walked right back out. Literally top to bottom dirty, floors not swept sink all sticky dust everywhere and dead bugs, let's not forget those. Bottom line don't stay here. I gave it one star because it won't let me move on until I did. I give it negative stars. Don't spend your money here! Ew! There's more photos.. But I can't. I literally can't make this thing up The wife and kid of the owner walked into our room while we were in there. Really? Our ground floor window would not lock, felt extremely unsafe at this hotel.

Nice quaint campground just north of Hot Springs, SD. We have a 39 foot travel trailer, and there…read morewas plenty of room for it and the truck within the pull in camp sites. First, the hospitality and management are down to earth. Very friendly and were able to answer all our questions. They have a small store with some basics.. mustard, ketchup, and beer to name a few items. Very friendly. Second, the campsite was very reasonable considering full hookups and pull through. The campsites do share water, meaning one main water faucet that is split between two campsites. The pressure isn't a problem at all. Our problem was that my camper's water was on the front left of the camper. Given the sharing, my original 20 or so foot water hose couldn't reach. Our fault for not having an extension, but we ended up having to park the other way with the camper to hook up the water. Bottom line: we are newbie campers, so just make sure you have an extension. Lesson learned. They do have a cool little lake/pond that offers fishing and swimming as well as boat rentals. Water is clear and they have it sectioned off to prevent swimming too deep. Finally, you are within 5 or so minutes of Cold Brook Reservoir, an Army Corp of Engineers recreation area. They have a super nice beach, and facilities there. You are also within minutes of the cool little town of Hot Springs. If you are looking for a cool and out of the way campground with all the amenities, check this place out!

This is a hidden gem! Wow I was so impressed with the grounds, the Rv hook up and the lake. I kept…read morecontinuing my stay it was so great. There is a lot of unique things to do in the town of hot springs. I enjoyed the camp ground having walking trails. Every evening I was able to sit on the hill in a quiet and peaceful place to meditate. The lake is super clear and feels amazing, I felt like the water was healing. There is water sports activities to rent. There is cute cabins if you don't have an RV. There is laundry and a store to get things you need. My dogs loved going walking around the lake and the trails. I felt like I was in a high end resort with all the amenities. The price is rather cheap for what all your getting. The views and the environment are very peaceful! If your looking for a place in the black hills this is one that is worth the drive from the parks and gives you so much serenity.

This place is fantastic. We were in town for a wedding and Motel 6 lost our reservation and they…read morewere all booked up. After calling through the hotels list on yelp, we hit this one that actually had a room, and for an unbelievably reasonable rate, given that all the other hotels in town were full because of the Miss SD Pageant. Our hostess was lovely and walked us through two units so we could decide which one we wanted. She made personally sure we had everything we wanted and that we had people to contact if we needed things later on. She gave us an extremely flexible checkout time, so we were able to sleep in considerably after the crazy night we had at the reception! My partner and I both love kitsch, and he and I were not disappointed here. It was delightfully cozy and cute, and while not modern, it reminds you a little of your grandma's house. The sulfur smell of the hot springs permeates the living spaces, but that's really just the town in general. The beds were a little rough on my back, but I have arthritis issues, so this is pretty typical of hotels in general for me. Would have preferred a queen bed, but wasn't a huge deal at all. We didn't use the shower, so no information on that, but the bathroom itself was very clean like the rest of the space. Would absolutely stay here again. It was adorable and the manager was very kind and flexible.

Lori, the owner, was very nice. They offer laundry service, have cable, and have wifi. The units…read morewere cozy little bungalows. While not the most modern in interior decor, the unit was cozy, quaint, and comfortable. There was sufficient AC. My only minor complaint was the toilet's flush was a tad weak. I really enjoyed having the kitchenette. Lynn's DakotaMart was within walking distance, so we could get things we needed pretty conveniently. Also, behind the cabins is easy access to the river walk, which is a great way to get downtown for lunch or dinner. Overall, great little place!

Hold on - how does this place have 3.5 star average rating?…read more The room had not been cleaned - front desk manager actually admitted this to us after we asked about clean bedding. 'Oh, I hadn't gotten around to cleaning rooms today'. You had one job! Instead, bedding had dirt, hair, and used dental floss in it. Yeah, dental floss. Elevator had an actual bloodstain on the wall. Yeah, blood. Toilet was not fully attached to the floor of the bathroom. Sink did not drain. Hallway reeked of body odor and weed. I don't mind the weed part. A truly disgusting place. The blood in the elevator and overall filthy vibe really made it feel like something out of a low-budget horror movie.

I highly recommend that a traveller stay away from this place, unless you happen to enjoy stained…read morebath linens, a mattress that is old, stained, lumpy, squeaky and cheerios under the mattress cover. At least it was quiet, until you turned the bathroom light and and the jet engine fan blows your ear drums.