Steak was amazing and cooked to perfection! Highly recommend. The service was good as wellread more

extremely poor experience. Most unprofessional staff. Did not get employees name but told she was…read morethe floor manager. most employees are nice but manger is on a power trip.

Really great experience. Received a text message with codes for the front door, room door, and…read moreparking information. Didn't have to see a person at all, which is great for someone like me lol Others may not appreciate the impersonal nature of the transaction as much as I did. Room was large, bed was huge and comfortable, linens smelled fresh. Furnishings were suitable for the theme of the Inn. Breakfast was adequate- yogurt, fruit, some packaged muffins, mini bagels, juice and coffee. Perfectly fine. You should be made aware when you book, but there's no elevator so you're carrying your bags up those steps (see my pics). We were here at the end of September during some sort of freak heat wave and the poor little window AC was doing its best to keep up. I was comfortable; my husband was hot. I just appreciated they had AC at all. It's just a very large room with high ceilings to try to cool with a small unit.

So far, so good! I just checked in and will update as the day goes on…read more Very clean - smells great, even with huge amount of antiques. Very sweet check-in with Sue. Quiet little street (I'm a city girl) - can see Mine from window looking out front of 2nd story. If you are from the country, you will think it is a highway out front. I lived by the freeway in MN so this is quiet to me. Room has everything a girl needs, except food - and that is walking distance. On second look, there is coffee and water in the lobby. You can probably find a muffin or tangerine in the fridge if you want a little snack. Cute little park area (very small, think tiny mountain town) across the street to walk dogs. Flowers are gorgeous. More later...

Check in was fast and quick. Personal were friendly. Like previous people, it is a bit dated but…read morelooks like they are trying their best to update. Beds were comfortable and price was great for what we were looking for.

We stayed in Room 107 on 10/6/2023; $121.74 for the night. The room was clean and a decent size…read more The heater was a separate unit from the air conditioner. The bed was saggy and should be replaced. I loved the vintage, light blue 1970s bathroom porcelain and the super long counter. The water was hot and strong, and the tub drained well. The toilet ran, though; the front desk was notified. It was an okay property for a single night, but since it was at the end of Main, we'd probably not stay here again. Since the property is at the (end) of Main Street with 35 MPH speed limit it does get some truck noise. No fridge or microwave, just coffee. Grade B.

ZERO STARS I booked a room from out of state by calling the…read morelocal number (I had already looked at the property on two booking sites.) It sent me to another booking company and I reserved a room on Jan. 15th. We arrived early and called to get an early check in. There was NO FRONT DESK to check in. There were NO PEOPLE on the property. We waited till check in time. We waited another half hour (in a blizzard) in the parking lot. NO ONE EVER SHOWED UP. THE PROPERTY WAS APPARENTLY CLOSED FOR THE SEASON. Now they refuse to refund my money. They are still booking rooms and cabins on at least 3 booking sites. Beware! This place will scam you.

It's an old place with old furniture and musty smell... and it's HOT in there. So we tried to used…read moretheir fan which had broken legs. Then after our stay we were charged an extra $30 because they said we broke the fan, which we absolutely did not! They didn't tell us about it and they would not return our calls. I had to trick the lady to call me back by leaving a message about renting a new room and when on the phone finally she became completely hysterical and yelled at me about how we "trashed the room" because we left sheets on the floor... we didn't use some of the bedding because it was so hot. The only reason we rented a room here for 4 in our group because the ad says it sleeps 6. We reserved through Expedia which defaults to 2 and forgot to change it. We acknowledged 4 would be staying with us when checking in and she charged us extra for that as well. I recommend the Hampton Inn up the street where the rest of our group stayed. It was cheaper and sooo much nicer and free breakfast.

This Bed & Breakfast is an INCREDIBLE find! The innkeepers take impeccable care of details. I…read morehave special nutritional needs (GF/DF), and they were accommodated beautifully! Breakfast, for me, was a healthy protein with a carbohydrate, berries (antioxidants), fresh-squeezed orange juice, and a hot drink of choice. The check-in/check-out process is well-explained. The bed was comfortable. The linens were comforting to promote a good night's sleep. The caretaker comes in daily to clean. I highly recommend this business whenever you come to Spearfish!

Really enjoyed our stay and the "staff" were great! Breakfast was cute and delicious!! Look forward…read moreto a return visit!!

Had breakfast there this morning! As usual it was delicious and the service was excellent!!…read more Cannot wait for the next trip to the Hills. Cheyenne Crossing will be a stop every trip. Best breakfast around!

When searching up specific foods that South Dakota is known for, the Indian Taco and Frybread came…read moreup as popular items. We ordered takeout from this restaurant and so I cannot speak to the dining experience. We arrived around brunch time, and it was around then that people slowly began to trickle in on the weekend. Of note, this was the only restaurant that comes up when you search "restaurants" on google maps in Cheyenne Crossing in the Black Hills in case anyone has trouble finding it on google maps. In addition, there is no service here by the way. The restaurant is attached to the gift shop, and there is a small gas station right outside as well. We just ordered their Indian Taco, which is basically a huge piece of thick frybread with various nacho toppings such as ground beef, sour cream, tomato, lettuce, cheese, and salsa. While it costs about $15, the size of this Indian Taco can feed you at least 2-3 meals, depending on how hungry you are. The takeout was quick to come out, and while we waited, we enjoyed some of the table games (nail balancing game, marble game, etc).

I think it's important to note there's a difference between historic & outdated. When staying in a…read morehistoric hotel, expectations should be set accordingly for everything from decor to ammenities. I would have liked for them to leave the TVs out, but I understand that, for hotels, they are basically as necessary as having a bed. I also waited to write this review until we'd stayed at another historical hotel down the road, for an apples to apples comparison. Staff were friendly and excited to share. We were shown to our room & given a small tour of the property, including the gorgeous ballroom, which was being set up for a private even. They've undergone restoration, not renovation. They've stayed period-correct & everything from the style to the furnishings reflect this. Rooms were quiet & clean. Our room was a shower only room. As I'm half mermaid, I like having a tub option but not a deal breaker. There was a tea cart out, which we found to be a nice touch without adding a lot of cost for them. We appreciated the addition of hallway seating nooks & spent time there daily. My favorite was the exit lighting (see pic), absolutely charming! What they did right comparatively: decor & hospitality throughout the stay. Staff were friendly & daily housekeeping was offered. On check-in we were asked where we came in from, what we were here for, with genuine interest and eye contact. The thought put into each furnishing was evident. So quiet, never a slamming door or loud guest. No odd odors! This is HUGE in a property of this age, when the surfaces have soaked up a hundred years of cigarettes & other stenches! Parking lot is attached with guest spots reserved- no 2 block hike to the car lot for any item you've forgotten. What needed improvement comparatively: communication. The pre-arrival info only made sense after checking in. Arrival was a bit odd, nothing to indicate we were in the right place. We roamed the casino a bit, then approached the bar for assistance. The barkeep was also the innkeeper & only one working. My husband drove around d/t no parking signage. At check-in, the cone stystem was explained & it's actually a really good system! I would definitely stay here again.

The location was perfect for staying in Deadwood. We were able to walk to the many other casinos…read moreand restaurants which made it very convenient. The room had a surprise - no shower - just a tub - but it was a pleasant surprise. (When you make a reservation, double-check to ensure you have a shower if you need one. There are a few rooms that have tub only - which was fine for our stay.) The room was clean, comfortable and quiet. We were in Room 3 - King Size Bed, small corner sink, and relaxing old-time-tub! The staff was amazing - always very friendly - from the front desk to the casino attendants to the wait staff. Melanie (our host) exceeded our expectations with her kindness, professionalism, smile, and hospitality. We will definitely stay here again - the perfect location for staying in Deadwood!

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