Was invited to a wedding here. Beautiful location. We were there at the end of April, which was…read morenice weather, but I fear in the hotter months how warm the space will get. It was really warm on a 60 degree day. Also, the driveway is VERY bumpy. I get it, it's a gravel drive, but there were so many holes. I can definitely see why couples in the area would like this venue for their special day.

My wife and I had our wedding here in August 2024. The venue is absolutely amazing. The…read morecoordinators are really nice and have a lot of options to choose from when it comes to decorations or you can choose to do your own decorations. The barn has a lot of DJ , food and flower vendors that they work with and can recommend some great options for you. This area is a popular wedding destination so I recommend planning everything a year before hand . Everything was perfect . My wife and I were extremely happy with the service Ashleigh & Tia provided. Thank you Tia for creating The Barn at Aspen Acres

Dinner a show and some great beer and kick ass biker git' down. Friendly bartenders and decent…read moreservice as busy it is. The best and largest biker bar with a crazy ass and very eclectic stuff even the kick ass patrons.

Stayed at Pappy Hoel. We just did not have a good experience with several of the employees. Maybe…read moreit is that we don't look like what we were supposed to look like or act like what they wanted people to act like. Horrible experience and too damn expensive.

Very friendly staff and cute clean rooms. We stayed in a studio cabin. Small but perfect for our…read moreneeds. Nice and quiet and plenty of walking and hiking trails. Manager was very helpful with suggestions for dining and other activities. We'd stay here again.

Stayed in the motel and it was great. Right on the…read moretrout-filled Canyon Lake. Room was neat and clean with comfy beds. Even had a two burner stove! Fridge was nice and there are propane grills outside if you'd like to cook. Very friendly staff, I loved it here.

A MILLION STARS‼‼ What a treasure. The location is absolutely perfect - rustic, peaceful, and…read morebeautiful. The owners are so kind, and the made from scratch gourmet breakfasts + coffee (actually roasted in the dining room) were an amazing way to start the day. So grateful for the entire experience, can't wait to go back!!

My partner and I spent three wonderful nights at Hisega Lodge while exploring the Rapid City area…read more We were immediately impressed with the location, as the historic lodge is nestled next to a creek in the hills. From the moment we arrived, we were shown nothing but kindness and hospitality from the operators Tara and Mike. The welcoming environment of this place extends into every nook and cranny. Guests can access free microwave popcorn, sodas, ice, and coffee, and can access the main lodge at anytime and sit on the couches or read in the library area. There is wifi accessible and our room came with a tv that included access to a variety of apps, including Netflix. We were fortunate enough to bunk in a family suite and it is perfectly suited for a group of people that are looking for a home-away-from-home feel. With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and open-concept kitchen and living area, it really felt like we had our own apartment here. The kitchen and bathrooms are thoughtfully stocked with travel-sized toiletries and condiments, and there are plenty of dishes and cookware to utilize. There would be no need to worry about cooking in the morning, however, because breakfast is prepared and delicious! Every morning was plenty to fill me up for hours, and the variety and quality of food was really exceptional. It is served at a communal table, so everyone at the lodge eats together. This turned out to be the most pleasant surprise, as we began establishing friendships and connections with other people. Between the friendly staff, the beautiful location, and the impressive breakfast, Hisega Lodge went far and above my expectations. I intend to recommend this place to anyone who is looking to stay in the Rapid City area.

We were here almost every night during our stay in Custer. The first evening we ordered our drinks…read moreand food at the bar and headed outside to enjoy the slight drizzle. The service is all order at the bar and then they'll bring the food to you from the disconnected kitchen. I ordered the Orange Chicken Bowl and my husband got their Chipped Beef Special. It was out to our table in about 10 minutes, and everything was fresh and piping hot! The orange chicken could've been mistaken for the packages they sell at Trader Joe's or Costco (and I mean that in the BEST sense - I LOVE those brands of orange chicken!), but the broccoli was obviously fresh and still had a nice crisp to it while being just the right amount of tender. The serving sizes are huge and we weren't able to finish both meals. There are pool tables inside that are extraordinarily expensive, so we only played about two games. There was extremely loud live music we weren't expecting the second night, so we sat outside on the patio to try and get a way from the volume, but we still returned for the ambience and the quick service.

What a great place to spend a Friday night in Custer. Good food and good tunes. We were lucky…read moreenough to see the Lonely Rangers from Rapid. Let me tell you the Beacon was lit! The food was also great! Bibimbap bowl was awesome and the chips and queso were flowing. Don't skip on the matcha beignets. Had a great welcoming experience!

Well I was hungry!!! The restaraunt was closed to my surprise. Good thing I had a kitchen with me…read more I was very surprised at the RV price increase. Last time I pad it was 25.00 for one night. Today 40.00 for a night. OUCH!! Pros is it is safe, level and the staff at the Golf Proshop are friendly and johnny on the spot. The young bar tender was helpful and presented with a great smile. Very easy access to and from town if you need to go and a great nursery down the street within walking distance. Quite and Secure. Patricia Sittig Runge Elks Lodge Member 186

Elk lodge 1187 Golf and a campground. 18 hole golf…read more Jolene and her husband has taken over this operation and making this place a better place to socialize. We Love the golf simulator and we should've brought our clubs. People were so nice, here are some of the people that we had some great conversations with. Say howdy to my friends; James Larry Dennis Dom Carrie Chuck I love it, I can't wait to go back and I WOULD recommend this place. We hear the food was really good and the steaks are delicious.

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.

Monday, October 7, 2024 4pm. I want to give this hotel a much higher rating but unfortunately, due…read moreto a DICK, yes I said it, a DICK, in the sportsbook bar the rating must suffer. After checking into my room, I grabbed a beer and went down to the sportsbook to make a bet. I took a seat to relax for a minute and put my beer down on the table in front of me. The bartender came over and asked if I wanted to order anything. I told him no. He then picked my beer up and said "We don't serve this beer here. You can't have outside beverages." He then threw the beer in the trash, said "There you go" and left. I was stunned. I couldn't believe that he did that. The proper way would have been, Sir, we don't allow outside beverages. I'd be happy to get you a beer that we serve. Had I have been this employees supervisor and had seen the way he treated a customer, I would have pulled him aside and immediately reprimanded him. This may be the rough and tumble town of Deadwood, but those were the old days. Surly bartenders are no longer the norm. Tourism keeps the town alive. This AL Swearengen wanna-be has singlehandedly succeeded in ruining my stay, and perhaps to the point where I won't stay at this Holiday Inn again. It's my suggestion, that if you stay here, think twice before you patronize the sportsbook bar. You may inadvertently tip someone who couldn't care less about you. Quick Tip: Wear your walking shoes. The way this building is set-up you'll be walking through a maze to find your way around. I had a great plate of Tortellini in the restaurant.

This is a fun place for the kids to try out skiing for the first time…read more I brought my family to Terry Peak to learn how to ski. I grew up skiing, but my Florida babies hadn't seen snow until this vacation. There's a sweet little ski school that introduces kids to skiing. They get a two hour lesson with other kids, and by the end of it, most kids can safely ski down the bunny slope for the rest of the day. Sometimes they do take the kids on the chairlifts within those two hours, but on the day my kids took the class, they stuck to the magic carpet. Not a problem. Both kids enjoyed their lesson enough that they were up to trying the chairlift with me, and we hopped on, and the staff was kind enough to slow down the chairs to let us get on awkwardly and then to stop the lift when my son fell off when he dismounted. Everyone is super friendly. The instructors were really nice and great at communicating with the parents. The people running the rental area were very understanding when my daughter lost her ski in the powder. The resort is small enough that I was comfortable letting my kids go off with their ski school friends to ski the rest of the afternoon. The kids' green ski lesson package included a beginner's pass that allowed them access to the Stewart lift, so they could go down a couple green circle runs, which was enough for my daughter. The next day, I signed my son up for the Blue ski lesson package. On that day, it was just him and another kid who had also been in the beginner class the day before. The instructor took them to the top of the mountain, and by the end of the 2 hours, my son felt comfortable going down the easier blue squares. Both of my kids are now excited to plan more ski vacations. Terry Peak is probably too small for more experienced skiers to stay amused for long, but for a two day intro to skiing for my kids, it was perfect. We were there for spring break, and it happened to snow for the three days before we arrived, so the mountain was "busy." The lines to buy tickets and get fitted for rental gear were long and slow. But once you are all set up, the resort itself was fantastic. The lines for the chairlifts moved quickly, none of the 30=60 minute waits that I remember from skiing in Tahoe as a kid. The Stewart Lodge Cafe was a very fast place to grab a quick meal. They just serve pizza, hot dogs, burgers, chicken tenders, corn dogs, and chili. There's also a bar on one side that allows kids to sit at the tables but does not allow outside food. I heard that the other lodge has a better menu, but we never made it down there. There's a decent amount of free parking. We took a taxi from Deadwood (cost $35-40 each way) rather than try the icy and unfamiliar roads in a rental.

We didn't "hit the slopes" but yet we're packed with others brave enough to take on the wind and…read morecold. No doubt it is a popular place to ski. The bar area offered the perfect place to enjoy a glass of wine with a view of the slopes .