First of all trying to drive in during a blizzard as far as I know. CERTAINLY dangerous road conditions. THe operator ( whom answered my call ) was not only entertaining the idea we may need to cancel against policy... he seemed concerned for our safety. It never came down to "we cant make it in"I felt relieved that they appeared to be willing to work with us if that had been the case. BUT MORE TO HIS CREDIT... he called later to see how we were doing and gave us a weather report as he knew it to be. I honestly just wanted to cancel when I made the call but to engage in that rare hospitality, I felt like this might be worth the trip. And it was. The building was as historic (while still being comfortable )as you can get. Every time Id question something's antiquity, Id prove myself wrong. BUT to top it off the little unexpected touches... I woke up first morning disappointed there was no coffee maker in room. I opened door to see in the hall an entire coffee cart. MUCH better than the one cup, bottom of quality makers often offered. Included was an option of foam or classic turn of century style cups. Also .... despite the lack of in room refrigerator, at end of the hall there is a wine cooler full of sodas and water for guests. Those little touches tell you management MUST be involved in the operation. FINALLY and most telling.( OWNERS READ THIS ) We stopped to bother the housekeeper about hotel info day two or three. She had a long and interesting history there ( Ill let her tell you all the story when you decide to visit) But beyond the clear connection she has with the place and work ethic that you cant help but see... She spoke highly of the ( I assume) owners! How often do you find employees with anything but complaints about the job and/ or who they do it for? A GEM she is.

COLD and walking that short block to strip was painful. I wish there was a way they didnt have to lock the door closest to the gold dust. I get it. OHHH and this is a like not a dislike but I have no room in likes. They allow you to have real beer ECT while gambling in Casino. ITS hit and miss in Deadwood. Many just offer BUD Light and Coors but they dont.

Weirdly quirky hotel, like stepping back in time, that’s why I chose it! Despite the ‘old’ feel to the room, the bed was really comfortable.. slept great. Shower was fine. Front desk staff very friendly and helpful

Maybe easier accessible sockets for the gadget world, had to move tables to get into plugs, but then again… it’s not designed for gadgets it really felt authentic

The room was very historical. It was like stepping back in time! Beautiful atmosphere, and it was close enough to walk everywhere.

There was one staff member who was incredibly irritable. She gave off the appearance that helping or answering questions was the last thing she wanted to do. Made me feel like an inconvenience. The breakfast in the attached diner was also very cheap in experience but not in price. Paper cups and plates. It became busy very quickly, and I noticed that as soon as we left our table, the waitress showed another couple to it right away... without wiping it or cleaning it.

This hotel has been beautifully restored with lovely antiques, beautiful colors and tasteful decor throughout. The rooms are on the floor above the small casino below, so it is quiet and restful. There is a delightful cafe adjacent to the casino on the ground floor, offering wonderful breakfasts served by cheerful, friendly staff.

Our stay was perfect...I can't think of a single thing that was lacking. Blake and Melanie are wonderful hosts, always willing to help in any way. My husband was riding the Mickelson Trail and needed a place to keep his bike where it would be safe. They accommodated his need cheerfully, providing a safe storage place. They are very knowledgeable about the area's history and willing to chat about what they know. A perfect stay.

It is a historic hotel and is furnished that way, very quaint. Owner spent some time with us at check in explaining things and showing us different things about the hotel, very personable. Hotel is right downtown, close to all the shops, restaurants and sights.

Don't care for the clawfoot style tub with encircling shower curtain. Just don't care for them since they are difficult to shower in..

Wonderful location and love that it is decorated like it was years ago.

The shower is an old fashioned tub with a shower head on a hose. It made showering difficult. I understand that his was done to keep it more authentic, but it would be good to put a curtain around it so you can stand up to shower.

The place is beautiful! Everything is so well done! Met the owners, who were very friendly and gracious! Rooms, linens and towels were all wonderful! Cleanliness was top notch. Free parking available, which is great for Deadwood! Would absolutely stay again.

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Pam is amazing. Kind, efficient, goes way out of her way to make sure you are comfortable and have everything you need. Aside from being amazing at her job Pam is a lovely human being. The housekeeper is great and so is other staff at desk. Would definitely go back!

Beds need new pillows.

The old hotel was beautifully renovated and the room was very comfortable. Hotel staff were very friendly, down to earth and helpful. Great location in downtown Deadwood. I would highly recommend this hotel. And be sure to look up the history of the building, it is very interesting.

The location was extremely convenient. We walked to everything. The room was filled with antiques, very authentic. It was very quiet. The bathroom was quite large. Lots of toiletries were provided. A fridge in the hallway had bottled water and soft drinks. In the morning, there was coffee outside our room. Our room was ready early for us.

I think that a grab bar by the bathtub would be helpful.