Amazing time !!! Staff is great - from checking us in to flying us over. Kids had a terrific time…read moreand want to go again. Definitely recommend.

I wasn't able to check in due to having nearly continuous no service on my cell for 4 days…read more The staff is courteous and helpful. And, they have several different tours to fit almost any budget. I took the Badland Adventures tour #4, which consisted of about a 17 minute flight over the Badlands (an awesome view). It was my 3rd ride in a chopper. Solo passengers need to be aware that there is a $45 fuel surcharge added to the bill. But, in my opinion, it's well worth it. Also, heavyset individuals need to be aware that they may not be able to go in a group, due the weight limitations for the helicopter. And, it's possible that you may be turned down. So, I suggest calling first. I have pictures, and some video. But they were taken with my other cell phone. So, I have to get them transferred before I can post them.

Booked a room with a view of Mt Rushmore. It was not available when I checked in. They gave me a…read moreroom on the first floor as "comp". Grime in the corners. Breakfast was good. Ice machine near our room was out of order, but the one near the lobby was working. The staff was helpful, but not friendly. Would not likely stay again unless there was not another option.

Way overpriced . I would rather sleep in my car . There are other options . The rooms are small ,…read morebeds are not queen but full !! Good luck if you choose this hotel .

If I could give six stars I would! Ray was a fantastic pilot, very knowledgeable, and made our…read moreflight very enjoyable!!! Thanks to both Ray and his wife, for rearranging your schedules to get us up for our trip!!! You guys rock!!!

What nice people & great services! Beautiful town & so fun…read moreto fly in to!

We chose this hotel because it was only and 8-minute drive from Mount Rushmore. We were planning to…read morestay for the lighting ceremony and wanted a short drive in the dark. The Roosevelt Inn was clean, quiet, and had updated rooms. We had two rooms: a king room with balcony and a two-queen room. The king room had more space and a larger bathroom with a walk-in shower. The two-queen room was more cramped (not surprising) and had a smaller bathroom with a tub-shower combo. The staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast, which was included, included cold cereal, oatmeal with several toppings, eggs, sausage patties, and potatoes. There was also a machine that made pancakes. There were also several types of bread to toast. The juice machine had a couple different juices and the regular and decaf coffees were good. A lactose-free/non-dairy milk would have been nice. The hotel also had a swimming pool, a game room, and laundry facilities. It was walking distance to several restaurants including Halley's, a pizza place, Subway, bagel place, coffee, and a wine bar.

Rooms inviting, clean with balcony. Big outdoor area to enjoy beverages and visit with the other…read moreguests. Breakfast choices daily. Ashley and Reeva (super nice gals) couldn't have been more accommodating. I'd go back again just to visit with them. Nice walk to downtown. Great cocktails at the Red Garter Saloon and dinner at The Ruby Rose. Enjoyed everything about the trip except the bugs. At least they didn't bite

Comfortable rooms. Convenient 5 min away to Mt. Rushmore. Spacious sitting tv area to relax and…read morewatch. Water pressure to shower was perfect and drain really well. Lobby was interesting w several animal taxidermy displays. Original photograph dated 1940 of Mt. Rushmore presidents. Typical breakfast enough to get you started for a great day. Coffee station w 3 different flavored coffee mate. Plenty of tea bag flavors too. Would not mind staying here again for next visit.

Really enjoyed our stay at the Comfort Inn by the Mount Rushmore area. Everything from online to…read morechecking in at the counter was a pleasant experience. Everything was very clean, good quality, comfortable beds, good included breakfast, very friendly staff and located in a great area.

Sylvan Lake was easily one of the highlights of our trip to South Dakota and one of the most…read morebeautiful places we visited in the Black Hills. The scenery here is absolutely breathtaking. Crystal-clear water is surrounded by massive granite rock formations, towering pine trees, and some of the most picturesque landscapes you'll find anywhere in the region. One of our favorite parts was walking around the lake on the easy Shoreline Trail. The trail is well maintained and offers incredible views from every angle. We also enjoyed walking across the historic stone dam, which provides a fantastic vantage point for photos and a great perspective of the lake and surrounding rock formations. What makes Sylvan Lake special is that it's the perfect destination for almost everyone. Whether you enjoy hiking, photography, kayaking, swimming, rock scrambling, or simply relaxing in nature, there's something here for you. The area is clean, well cared for, and easy to access. The location is also an excellent starting point for hikers heading to Black Elk Peak, but even if you don't plan to do a longer hike, the lake itself is worth the visit. If you're exploring Custer State Park or driving the Needles Highway, don't miss Sylvan Lake. It's one of those rare places that looks even better in person than it does in photographs. Highly recommended! Check out our video on our socials @reessroots

This is an awesome campground within an incredible state park…read more We stayed two nights at Sylvan Lake Campground and were really impressed, especially by how clean everything was! I couldn't believe how spotless the bathrooms were every single time I went in, it was perfect. The electric sites are fairly close together, so if you're looking for more privacy, I'd recommend the walk-in sites. The unfortunate thing about the walk-in sites are the more secluded sites (like #16, #17, and #21) require a bit of an uphill trek. It's not a long walk, but it does take a little bit of effort to get everything up there. That said, Site #21 was one of the best campsites I've ever stayed in, it was worth the extra sweat. The only reason I'm giving this place four stars is because the trail to the walk-in sites is very rough. They do provide a wheelbarrow to help carry your stuff, but the terrain is so rocky that using it seemed like more trouble compared to just walking your stuff up. Overall we enjoyed our stay and everyone was so quiet, it really felt like it was just you in nature.

I was in the area and decided why not? I only signed up for the tour but you can also pan for gold…read more I came on a slow day because it was just me for the tour. But my tour guide was great, very knowledgeable about the tale of Big Thunder and how it came to be. It was fascinating going through the mine and getting a glimpse of what it's like actually mining for gold. If you have children I think this is something they would truly enjoy.

This place was fun, we only did panning for gold, but enjoyed the experience! The young man who did…read moreour intro lesson was funny and informative. Definitely would be a fun stop with kids, but takes a bit of patience! You of course don't end up with much gold, and there are rattle snake warnings lol (they may be legit)