Motels Near Deadwood, S.D.

The town of Deadwood, South Dakota, nestled in the mountains of the Black Hills, offers year-round outdoor fun. Surrounding countryside holds ski slopes and miles of snowmobile trails for a winter rush and leads onto the famed 110-mile George S. Mickelson Trail, ideal for springtime mountain biking. Government officials renovated historic Main Street in the '90s. One can wander the streets that Wild Bill Hickock and Calamity Jane wandered, and eat, gamble and sleep Old West-style.

Penny Motel

A two-block walk from Deadwood's historic downtown, the Penny Motel is a quiet yet convenient lodging option. With free Wi-Fi, HBO, laundry facilities and patios with gas grills, the Penny Motel is a quaint place at a competitive price. Continental breakfast served from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Off-street parking is available. No pets are allowed.

Penny Motel
818 Upper Main St.
Deadwood, SD 57732
(605) 578-1842
(877) 565-8140
www.pennymotel.com

Budget Host Jackpot Inn Motel

With frequent service from the Deadwood Trolley, the Budget Host Jackpot Inn Motel is an inexpensive yet still convenient option within minutes of downtown Deadwood. Rooms offer air conditioning and cable television. Special amenities include a whirlpool/hot tub. Rates begin as low as $33.

Budget Host Jackpot Inn Motel
US Highway 385
Deadwood, SD 57732

Cedar Wood Inn

Next door to a park and just six blocks from Deadwood Main Street, the Cedar Wood Inn is a long-time family-owned motel. Rooms include cable television, free Wi-Fi and in-room ice. All rooms are non-smoking, free continental breakfast is included, and trolley service is available. A play area will keep young children entertained, and gambling is just half a block away.

Cedar Wood Inn
103 Charles St.
Deadwood, SD 57732
(800) 841-0127
www.cedarwoodinn.com

Thunder Cove Inn

Located along one of the Black Hills' scenic snowmobile trails, the Thunder Cove Inn offers 33 non-smoking rooms at affordable prices. Room rates vary depending on time of year and number of occupants, so be sure to call ahead and verify. Motel services include cable, free Wi-Fi, free fresh coffee, juice and toast from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and an on-site gift shop.

Thunder Cove Inn
311 Cliff St.
PO Box 326
Deadwood, SD 57732
(800) 209-7361
(605) 578-3045
www.thunder-cove.com

Silverado Franklin Historic Hotel

Opened in 1903, this historic hotel has hosted two presidents--Teddy Roosevelt and William Howard Taft--and a host of contemporary celebrities. Rooms exhibit old time charm together with modern amenities. The Franklin is ideally situated on Deadwood's Main Street, within walking distance of a great many attractions, and is a stop along the city's trolley route. The Silverado Casino ups the stakes with multiple giveaway drawings each week.

Silverado Franklin Historic Hotel
700 Main St.
Deadwood, SD 57732
(605) 578-3670
(800) 688-1876
www.silveradofranklin.com

Resources

South Dakota Office of Tourism

Article Written By Skyler Springsteen

Skyler Springsteen began writing for websites such as eHow and Trails Travel while living in Peru in 2009. She is a 2008 summa cum laude graduate of the University of Wyoming, where she studied journalism and Spanish. She recently began a Master of Philosophy program in historical studies at the University of Cambridge.

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