Hot Springs, South Dakota Motels

Located by the southern edge of the Black Hills, the cultural town of Hot Springs, S.D., is a fine place for arts enthusiasts and wilderness lovers to vacation. Home to several annual arts festivals and many art galleries, the area is also very close to outdoor recreation opportunities. Wind Cave National Park offers tours of one of the longest caves in the world. Equine lovers will enjoy a trip to Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary where horses roam free on this majestic landscape. There are many locally owned motels where you can stay when your day comes to an end.

Historic Log Cabin Motel

For a truly unique travel experience, consider a stay at the Historic Log Cabin Motel. Originally founded in 1920 as a tourist camp, the property is now on the National Register of Historic Places. Several different floor plans, ranging from one to four beds, are available to meet your accommodation needs. All cabins include a full bathroom, free wireless Internet access, cable television and air-conditioning. Continental breakfasts are offered during the summer season from May 1 through Sept. 30. The property is convenient to numerous attractions, including Evan's Plunge, the largest naturally heated indoor pool in the world, which is within walking distance. Amenities on the grounds include gas grills, picnic tables, fitness center, hot tub and bikes for guests.

Historic Log Cabin Motel
1246 Sherman St. Hwy 385 N.
Hot Springs, SD 57747
(605) 745-5166
historiclogcabins.com

Dollar Inn

After a day of viewing Ice Age fossils at the Mammoth Site, unwind at the nearby Dollar Inn. This family-owned property features newly remodeled rooms that include microwaves, refrigerators, cable TV with HBO and coffeemakers. The inn features a peaceful courtyard where you can relax and enjoy the majestic scenery. A gas grill and picnic area are available for guest use. AAA members qualify for a 10 percent discount. Senior and military discounts are available as well.

Dollar Inn
402 Battle Mountain Ave.
Hot Springs, SD 57747
(605) 745-3182
dollarinnhotsprings.com

Americas Best Value Inn

America's Best Value Inn is a 32-room property in the heart of downtown Hot Springs. Rooms come with either two queen-sized beds or one king-sized bed. For those that need more space, the motel has three cabins that sleep up to six people. All rooms and cabins include cable TV with HBO, hairdryers, coffeemakers and wireless Internet access. Guests can look forward to a free deluxe continental breakfast every morning. An Olympic-sized pool filled with mineral water is open during the summer season. Ask for the inn's Trail Ride package for a unique way to see the surrounding countryside.

Americas Best Value Inn
602 S River St
Hot Springs, SD 57747
(605) 745-4292
americasbestvalueinnbytheriver.com

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Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce

Article Written By Sarah Schreiber

Sarah Schreiber has been writing since 2004, with professional experience in the nonprofit and educational sectors as well as small business. She now focuses on writing about travel, education and interior decorating and has been published on Trazzler and various other websites. Schreiber received a Bachelor of Arts in mass communications.

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