How to Find Hotels in Deadwood, South Dakota

Located in the scenic Black Hills of South Dakota, Deadwood is registered as a National Historic Landmark. From its beginnings in the Gold Rush to its modern-day society, the city continues to be a colorful and vibrant community. Here are some things to look for if you're planning to visit the town that spawned the legend of "Wild Bill" Hickok

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Computer with Internet access for making reservations

Find Accommodations in Deadwood, South Dakota

1. Arrange for your accommodations in Deadwood, South Dakota, by calling the Deadwood Visitors Bureau at 1-800-999-1876 or visiting their Web site (see Resources below).
2. Plan a romantic getaway by making reservations in one of Deadwood's 12 bed-and-breakfast retreats. Rise early or sleep in; enjoy breakfast in bed or on the patio. Whatever your pleasure, these cozy accommodations do their best to accommodate you.
3. Book a stay in one of Deadwood's cabins, condos or lodges and live like the locals. These accommodations come in a variety of sizes, offer many amenities and are located throughout this community.
4. Rent a vacation property and save money on extended stays, or splurge with family and friends by bunking in a lovely Victorian masterpiece home with endless views of forested hillsides and crystal blue lakes, rivers and streams.
5. Find accommodations in welcoming campgrounds that feature RV hookups, warm showers, pre-built fire pits and other amenities.
6. Stay downtown and walk the streets like such characters of the past as Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane.

Get Around Deadwood

7. Arrive at nearby Rapid City Regional Airport and utilize the Deadwood-Rapid City transportation service to commute the short distance to any of the local hotels, motels and public stops.
8. Ride the trolleys around this historic South Dakota town. The service makes scheduled stops at various hotels, landmarks and other attractions within city limits.

Enjoy Some Deadwood Activities

9. Visit one of Deadwood, South Dakota's more than 80 gaming halls and feel what it was like to enter a saloon or gambling establishment during the days of the famous Gold Rush.
10. Take a guided tour throughout the city or into the hillsides to learn about Deadwood's varied history.
11. Sleep by a warm campfire, and then wake up early and get a head start on the other panhandlers who will join you in a hunt for gold at the Broken Boot Mine.

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