OH my after seeing the Peter Fonda movie it has always been my dream to make the trek to Sturgis…read more 3 years ago I made a bucket list of of the top 100 places I want to visit before turning 45. I've always resisted the idea of doing such a long drive on a motrocycle, until a friend suggest driving then rent a bike in Sioux Falls and continue the last 100 miles. This is a type of town that could be any movie set projecting yhe wild west or a reproduction of Disney's Frontierland. There's tons and tons of souvenir shops and burger joints, bar catering to a fun sometimes rowdy crowd. As a minority I was worried of the type of reception I would be recieving, my fears were unfounded, it has been a fun time, everyone has been very friendly.

A fantastic fun filled event! It is a tradition for all. Although we ride we saw many non-bikers…read morethere. Good looking women everywhere after it starts. Definitely not on the 1st day. We camped in Rapid City so we didn't have to deal with the non stop party lol . We went during the day and at night and had an absolute blast. 650,000 people were projected to be there. In a town that normally only hold 6,500. There were bikers everywhere, it was wonderful!

The Sculpture Project: Passage of Wind and Water is a large-scale public art project in Main Street…read moreSquare. We were here a few times & never saw art being created. We did walk past the 21 large granite chunks depicting the history of the Black Hills & Badlands of western South Dakota.

"The Sculpture Project: Passage of Wind and Water" by stone sculptor Masayuki Nagase took five…read moresummers to complete. The 21 unique pieces represent the Badlands in reddish granite and the Black Hills in grey stones. To design the large sculptures, he interviewed over 600 members of the community about their individual connection to nature and incorporated those ideas into his work.

Wonderful museum! A gem that wasn't busy but gave a great history of the area! Glad we went.read more

Definitely worth visiting. There were lots of neat exhibits and historical items. There is a fee,…read morebut it was minimal. Beautiful place to walk around outside as well with the amazing views.

Great local spot for good food and drinks! We were staying in the area and opted to have dinner…read morehere two nights in a row. Food was great, but the highlight is Wilson behind the bar. He is very friendly, attentive and will make you the best Don Julio margarita you have ever had!

Service was very friendly and attentive…read more It took about 25 min to get our food... The food was decent, bar food. The burgers were good. We placed our orders to go The ambiance was to be expected as far as Montainish older, rugged pub food places go. T-shirts snd Tevas is a perfect dress code,

They have a Riesling that is so sweet and delicious; a dessert wine from South Dakota that I…read morecouldn't resist getting as gifts. They are going to start shipping wines to Florida @ $14 per case so I want to save the contact information and reach out.

On our first night driving through and what a great find for a Friday night happy hour. $5 wine…read moreuntil 6! Live music! The wine was excellent-Cab Franc! We brought a bottle to take home. We ordered the Naan bread pizza and the cheese board which features a local cheese; tonight's was a Gouda-very good. Velvety texture with a wonderful crunchy bread, balsamic vinegar and oil. So glad we found this one!

ROOM: It's a Marriott, so it's refurbished in modern Marriott. Clean and comfy…read more Only problems we had were (1) our room overlooked the (indoor) pool, so there was a bit of chlorine aroma when we arrived, (2) the glass panels between the desktop and the bed rattled every time you did something on the desk or walked by the bed, and (3) the really annoying fluorescent light alongside the desktop could be turned off but only at the cost of turning off the desktop lamp. SERVICE: Front desk was friendly and helpful. LOCATION: Not in old Deadwood, but not too far away from the strip. There is a $2 shuttle to take you up into town. FOOD: The complimentary breakfast was pretty standard Marriott, though the paper bowls and coffee cups seemed on the small side. ETC.: Adjacent to Cadillac Jack's for your must-do-right-now gambling needs, as well as some food service. We got a list of discounts for the hotel, Cadillac Jack's (and its restaurants), and some other places in town. We parked on-site, which involves some u-turns and such to get over to where the basement garage is located. NET-NET: I don't see myself revisiting Deadwood again, but if I did, I'd certainly have the SpringHill Suites on the list.

My husband had an emergency medical issue, in the hospital and the General Manager denied a refund…read moreto us. Contacted corporate but this is a franchise. Buyer beware.

4.5 stars Well…read moreworth a visit. You can stop by for lunch or a snack or free wine tastings. Yes, free wine tastings and you get to try 5 different wines. We tried mostly the sweet ones ranging from moscato, pumpkin orange, rhubarb, chokecherries/ elderberries, currants, and plums. 2024 #51

I stopped in on my way to the Black Hills. My cousins had told me that the winery was closing at…read moreend of the year. And, yes that is true. What a beautiful winery and gift store. I bought a lot of bottles to give as gifts to all my cousins who live in SD. I love the Plum Wine! So delicious. I also bought some bags of their local coffee beans for my cousins. I love giving gifts! Of course I couldn't take all my purchases on the plane, lol. Customer service is super helpful and nice! Thank you for the great shopping excursion and best of luck in the future to the owners and employees! Everywhere I went in South Dakota, the people are so genuinely friendly. I think I will move here someday!