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...

I stayed at this location at the end of April (4/25-4/27) and prepaid for my stay. However, when I…read morechecked out the staff charged me again for the room insisting they only saw one charge. I had to take it to my bank and getting in contact with the manager has been challenging (maybe there has been new staff since the last review). In addition to disputing this claim, the walls at the Inn were so thin on the second floor you could hear people having conversations. I don't like writing negative reviews but I wanted to share in case you decide to stay here do not prepay for your stay at this hotel. Even though I prepaid directly through Hilton it has felt like a nightmare getting this issue resolved and be prepared to bring earplugs to avoid noise at night.

Congratulations to Nichole. See is the manager at this Hotel. She has been on the property for…read moremore than 20 years. Don't stay anywhere else. This is the cleanest hotel. Best location to all the area attractions. I'll be back...to see Nichole

Kinda just gross overall, sheets were stained and the elevator wasn't working. Couldn't even stay…read morethe night just left and camped somewhere

Housekeeping- general cleanliness in breakfast area- bathtub fixtures cleaned- wall AC unit looks…read moreas if it was taken from somewhere else and stuck into the wall-(excess paint pieces around it& you can see outside on the top of it.) Adding a restaurant does not really constitute a "renovation". Overnight staff on phone all morning during breakfast and wasn't able to provide much info as he was allegedly new. Day Guy Rocky was great- very helpful and sweet.

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.

What a great experience for us and the couple with us! The historic restaurant/saloon/ hotel…read more(used to be an old brothel too) from the 1890's was so cool. The food was top-notch (highly recommend the homemade vegetable soup, Montecristo sandwiches and deliciously crispy fries). Bob, our server, really made it fun with his ironic brand of humor! We loved this place and will come back!

Very nice historic Inn, and owner Bob is a very reasonable and personable individual. The rooms…read moreare located on top of the restaurant, but the restaurant is only open until 9pm so there are no noise concerns. We ate a top notch dinner at the restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed our brief stay. Traveler tip: book through the hotel directly rather than one of the big boxes like hotels.com.

First of all, the historic ambience of the hotel is immediately felt when you walk into the lobby…read more All of it exudes an "old west" feeling. Vicki and Matt at the front desk were very cordial and welcoming. They explained everything we needed to know for our stay. We were fortunate enough to get a reservation for the Roosevelt Suite and were not disappointed. Nicely decorated with a great view of Main Street. Highly recommend this hotel for a great "western" experience.

If you enjoy being right downtown in historic hotel, this may be for you. Old hotels have quirks…read moredue to aged facilities and architecture. BUT the curtains that are not vintage should work properly. The ones in 246 do not work; the pull string does not work. They do, however, keep the light out! Don't worry about being above the casino, for it isn't busy- or I should say: it was not busy on June 3-6. Enjoy!

This place is in the basement of the Franklin Hotel; it draws a good crowd and reservations were…read morehard to get. We had to eat at the bar, but the service was great and the food was as well. I had a wedge salad to start which was very tasty, and the New York Strip with a baked potato and green beans, which was excellent. They also give you free bread which is great. Would definitely go back if in Deadwood, SD again.

Total tourist trap and the quality of their products is not worth a 3rd of what they are charging…read more This was our 1st dinner upon our arrival to Deadwood. This dining experience has got me very worry with what's to come for our dining options here.

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

Went on a boys trip to visit the old West and decided to stay at this place for a few nights since…read moreit was over 100 years old. Elevator smelled a little musty, but the rest of the hotel itself was fine. Great service from Troy really appreciate all the helpful hints. He gave us regarding staying in deadwood I highly recommend staying here if you're looking for the theme of the old West .

I stayed here 2 nights, had a fantastic time. The staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive. We…read morehad a wonderful breakfast at the diner down stairs.

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!

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.