Hotels in Deadwood, SD
Historic Main Street rooms, casino resorts, and the best place to sleep after a Black Hills day.
Updated: September 21, 2026 | Prices from $95/night
Deadwood is a small town with two very different hotel experiences. Main Street is the right call for an evening of walking, history, and bars. The resorts outside the core offer more room, easier parking, and better family facilities.
Our quick picks
Historic Bullock Hotel for Main Street and atmosphere. The Lodge at Deadwood for families. Deadwood Gulch when price and a quieter setting matter more than a short walk to the casinos.
Deadwood hotels at a glance
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#1 · South of the historic core
The Lodge at Deadwood Gaming Resort
Indoor waterpark, dining, casino, and a shuttle. The easy choice when the hotel needs to entertain children.
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$189 USD /night
Best for: Families and pool time
#2 · Downtown gateway
Holiday Inn Resort Deadwood Mountain Grand
Best when an event is on the calendar. You are close to Main Street, bars, the spa, and the concert venue.
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$165 USD /night
Best for: Concerts and a lively night
#3 · Main Street
Historic Bullock Hotel
The landmark stay. Original character, ghost stories, and an unbeatable location; rooms feel historic because they are.
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$125 USD /night
Best for: History and walkability
#4 · North Main Street
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Deadwood
A newer-feeling room with a rooftop fire pit and casino access. A good compromise between space and a walkable evening.
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$155 USD /night
Best for: Modern suites
#5 · Cadillac Jack's
DoubleTree by Hilton Deadwood at Cadillac Jack's
Indoor pool, restaurants, and direct gaming access. The chocolate-chip-cookie welcome is a bonus, not the reason to book.
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$145 USD /night
Best for: Familiar chain comfort
#6 · North entry
Tru by Hilton Deadwood
Compact modern rooms, breakfast, and a social lobby. Spend the day outside and keep the room practical.
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$135 USD /night
Best for: Short, simple stays
#7 · Creekside, south of town
Deadwood Gulch Resort & Gaming
Quieter than Main Street, with creek views and Mickelson Trail access. You give up a little walkability.
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$95 USD /night
Best for: Value and trail access
#8 · South Main Street
The Hotel by Gold Dust
A polished, smaller property across from Gold Dust Casino. Choose it for location without a full resort atmosphere.
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$120 USD /night
Best for: A small boutique feel
Things to do after check-in
A few guided options for Deadwood and the northern Black Hills.
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Spirit of the West: Devils Tower and Spearfish Canyon
Confirm group format · 10h
Viator snapshot: 5.0/5 (21 reviews)
Route and experience details
You'll love this guided tour because we love what we do! With a certified guide and driver, this is an opportunity to take in all the beautiful natural wonders without any of the hassles of planning or driving. Please read our Google Reviews for My XO Adventures. We'll visit stunning destinations; best of all, this tour allows for unscheduled stops. Devil's Tower, Deadwood, Roughlock Falls, Spearfish Falls, and a scenic drive through Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway! Lunch is included in this adventure. The Northern Black Hills is one of the most beautiful places in the Hills. We love it, study it, explore it, and share our knowledge during your adventure. Travel South Dakota has honored My XO Adventures with the Hospitality Award for 2021. We love what we do, and it's our mission to reveal what makes this part of South Dakota so special.
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From USD 748
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Private Northern Hills Tour including Spearfish Canyon, Deadwood
Private tour · 8h
Viator snapshot: 5.0/5 (12 reviews)
Route and experience details
This tour allows you to experience the rare and exquisite beauty the Black Hills has to offer. This is a guided tour, and the guide will share the incredible history of the area.
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You want to leave the car parked, see the reenactments, and walk back from dinner. The Bullock, Hotel by Gold Dust, and Mountain Grand are the natural first checks.
Choose a resort if…
You need a pool, more parking, larger rooms, or an easier family afternoon. The Lodge is the clearest example; the trade-off is a drive or shuttle into the historic district.
Questions people ask before booking
Are Deadwood hotels kid-friendly?
Some are. The Lodge has the strongest family setup because of its indoor waterpark. Main Street is more about casinos and history, so it works better for older children who enjoy walking and museums.
Is there a shuttle?
The trolley and hotel shuttles can make an out-of-town property workable, but schedules and fares change. Ask the front desk about the last return trip before planning a late night.
Plan the northern Hills around your room
Pair a Deadwood stay with Spearfish Canyon (or compare Spearfish hotels if you want a cheaper bed off I-90), the Deadwood visitor guide, or our Sturgis Rally hotel guide. In winter, Deadwood is the main base for skiing Terry Peak, 8 miles away, and the town lights its Christmas tree at Outlaw Square on December 4 (see our Black Hills Christmas events guide). Book well ahead for August and event weekends.