This was a great stay such a cool place. Love it hope to be back.
(5)
Lynda B.
Beautiful hotel and staff was very nice. Jerry was our bellman. Very nice to talk to. We loved the soft closing doors to the rooms and stairwells. Casino needs more pizazz, bling and lights. Went to Santana's Sports Bar and Grill. This was a huge disappointment on both food and staff. We had breakfast at the restaurant. Great service and good food and prices.
(4)
Kathy S.
Saw the Bellamy Brothers. We paid top dollar for tickets. Our seats were faaaar left of the stage (facing). Section C, row C, seats 13,15,17,19. We had to turn our heads so much to see the guys, we ended up getting sore. Two of the group walked out early. Yes, we paid the same as the two sections IN FRONT of the stage. That's cheating.... us! Sound!? Lousy sound system. Our whole group couldn't hear the words clearly. It's unbelievable this hotel even offers such a poor venue for the artists who book here. The whole experience felt ridiculously cheap. SMH
(1)
Adam S.
We stayed in the Deadwood Mountain Grand just after Christmas for a few nights. RESERVATIONS We booked a room for three adults (older child) through the Holiday Inn web site. The reservation stated "standard room", and upon arrival, we were put into a room with a single king-size bed. Huh? The front desk was able to fix this and moved us to a room with two queen-sized beds. THE HOTEL The room itself is small, but has a large shower and a good view of Deadwood. Dogs are allowed in the hotel, and we heard a little yapper a few times at the end of the hallway. The hotel has a small kids playroom, an exercise room, and a small indoor pool & hot tub. Two nice sitting areas are located near the front desk, with a couple of couches, a fireplace, two big screen TVs, and free coffee. I definitely got my money's worth of the coffee during our stay. Free wifi is also available. DINING We ate breakfast the first morning at the resort's restaurant, the Aught Six Grille, located near the casino. The food and service was really good, but our tab of $42 seemed a bit high for three people. $13 of the tab came from drinks. Save the $2.50 per cup and grab a free coffee in the hotel lobby. The second morning we grabbed a quick bite at the casino coffee bar for $17. I had a breakfast burrito and it tasted like it came from a gas station. The hotel is in a good location...just a block away from the Franklin and other casinos on Main Street. Although the hotel concierge recommended walking down to the Deadwood Social Club for dinner, we decided the menu wasn't kid-friendly enough and then walked across the street to the Buffalo Bodega. We drove to the Homestake Chop House in nearby Lead the next night. THE CASINO We skied at Terry Peak during the days, came back to change or dinner, and went to bed thereafter. We didn't spend a significant time in the casino part of the resort. Although we didn't have any big-name entertainment during our stay, the resort does have a schedule of big-name casino performers like Gallagher and Kenny Rogers who appear during the upcoming months. The morning of our check-out, I spent a little time in the casino. Most of the slot machines are penny slots, although the minimum penny amount varies. A good variety of machines are on the floor and some dollar slots are also available. I was able to get quite a bit of play time on the penny slots. I tried the tables next, but at first, only one table was open, with a single person playing $10 minimum blackjack. I waited a while and came back. Three card poker and Texas Hold 'em were available, at $5 minimum. Although the dealers were very helpful in helping me learn these games, my money went pretty fast on the tables. I wanted to try blackjack, but again, the only blackjack table available was the $10 minimum one. I was disappointed in this part of the casino. $2 minimum tables would have been perfect. To summarize our stay: book thru the front desk, walk across the street to eat and play tables elsewhere. This resort is a great place to relax, catch a show, and play some penny slots.
(4)
Cynthia M.
Nice hotel with comfy rooms and right in the heart of town. Parking was free and the staff was very friendly. Great option to stay at in Deadwood. If you gamble, the casino is right inside and there are also restaurants and bars available as well if you don't want to leave the property.
(4)
Wade R.
LOVE IT...stayed during the offpeak season and it was cheap as hell. Great view of Deadwood and the surrounding Black Hills. Planning a trip back for President's Day weekend and St. Patty's drunk fest
(5)
Carla E.
Deadwood Mountain Grand Casino We've been in the casino on several occasions. I am not sure exactly what the issue is but this place has bad Feng Shui, I have always felt very uncomfortable here. Maybe it's the decor (or lack thereof) or the chopped up little rooms ... but I've never wanted to spend much time here and I am betting I'm not the only one. They have the same games as everywhere else, the wait staff is nice enough. The machines pay or don't pay.. that's really not the issue. It's more like something that lacks definition or direction. Just aimless decor that has little to do with the site's history.
(2)
Richie R.
Stayed here for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally this year. Very nice place to stay. Town is a great place to spend some time. During the rally, they BBQ on the deck outside with some live music. Great Buffalo burgers and grilled chicken sandwiches. Of course, you are going to pay $$$ more than usual because of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. People nice and friendly.
(4)
James H.
This place is great! It is on the edge of downtown, do you can walk any where (downtown). The casino is nice, but there is no craps table. The cheapest blackjack table was 5 bucks so that was nice. The hotel staff was some of the nicest staff I had ever dealt with. They would ask to help and not wait to be asked. Parking took a minute to figure out, it is in the parking ramp on the side of the building starting on the second floor. There is a safe in the room and they allow dogs, as well!
(5)
Lora P.
TOTALLY LOVE THIS PLACE!!!! Concerts are unbelievably good, good seating, cold beer, great music! Love the tables and love the hotel! Food is great, we had all three meals here, very good!!!!!!!! Cannot wait to get back, plan to see 3-4 concerts this spring/summer! Bring on more, we love this place!
(5)
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John C.
This was a great stay such a cool place. Love it hope to be back.
(5)Lynda B.
Beautiful hotel and staff was very nice. Jerry was our bellman. Very nice to talk to. We loved the soft closing doors to the rooms and stairwells. Casino needs more pizazz, bling and lights. Went to Santana's Sports Bar and Grill. This was a huge disappointment on both food and staff. We had breakfast at the restaurant. Great service and good food and prices.
(4)Kathy S.
Saw the Bellamy Brothers. We paid top dollar for tickets. Our seats were faaaar left of the stage (facing). Section C, row C, seats 13,15,17,19. We had to turn our heads so much to see the guys, we ended up getting sore. Two of the group walked out early. Yes, we paid the same as the two sections IN FRONT of the stage. That's cheating.... us! Sound!? Lousy sound system. Our whole group couldn't hear the words clearly. It's unbelievable this hotel even offers such a poor venue for the artists who book here. The whole experience felt ridiculously cheap. SMH
(1)Adam S.
We stayed in the Deadwood Mountain Grand just after Christmas for a few nights. RESERVATIONS We booked a room for three adults (older child) through the Holiday Inn web site. The reservation stated "standard room", and upon arrival, we were put into a room with a single king-size bed. Huh? The front desk was able to fix this and moved us to a room with two queen-sized beds. THE HOTEL The room itself is small, but has a large shower and a good view of Deadwood. Dogs are allowed in the hotel, and we heard a little yapper a few times at the end of the hallway. The hotel has a small kids playroom, an exercise room, and a small indoor pool & hot tub. Two nice sitting areas are located near the front desk, with a couple of couches, a fireplace, two big screen TVs, and free coffee. I definitely got my money's worth of the coffee during our stay. Free wifi is also available. DINING We ate breakfast the first morning at the resort's restaurant, the Aught Six Grille, located near the casino. The food and service was really good, but our tab of $42 seemed a bit high for three people. $13 of the tab came from drinks. Save the $2.50 per cup and grab a free coffee in the hotel lobby. The second morning we grabbed a quick bite at the casino coffee bar for $17. I had a breakfast burrito and it tasted like it came from a gas station. The hotel is in a good location...just a block away from the Franklin and other casinos on Main Street. Although the hotel concierge recommended walking down to the Deadwood Social Club for dinner, we decided the menu wasn't kid-friendly enough and then walked across the street to the Buffalo Bodega. We drove to the Homestake Chop House in nearby Lead the next night. THE CASINO We skied at Terry Peak during the days, came back to change or dinner, and went to bed thereafter. We didn't spend a significant time in the casino part of the resort. Although we didn't have any big-name entertainment during our stay, the resort does have a schedule of big-name casino performers like Gallagher and Kenny Rogers who appear during the upcoming months. The morning of our check-out, I spent a little time in the casino. Most of the slot machines are penny slots, although the minimum penny amount varies. A good variety of machines are on the floor and some dollar slots are also available. I was able to get quite a bit of play time on the penny slots. I tried the tables next, but at first, only one table was open, with a single person playing $10 minimum blackjack. I waited a while and came back. Three card poker and Texas Hold 'em were available, at $5 minimum. Although the dealers were very helpful in helping me learn these games, my money went pretty fast on the tables. I wanted to try blackjack, but again, the only blackjack table available was the $10 minimum one. I was disappointed in this part of the casino. $2 minimum tables would have been perfect. To summarize our stay: book thru the front desk, walk across the street to eat and play tables elsewhere. This resort is a great place to relax, catch a show, and play some penny slots.
(4)Cynthia M.
Nice hotel with comfy rooms and right in the heart of town. Parking was free and the staff was very friendly. Great option to stay at in Deadwood. If you gamble, the casino is right inside and there are also restaurants and bars available as well if you don't want to leave the property.
(4)Wade R.
LOVE IT...stayed during the offpeak season and it was cheap as hell. Great view of Deadwood and the surrounding Black Hills. Planning a trip back for President's Day weekend and St. Patty's drunk fest
(5)Carla E.
Deadwood Mountain Grand Casino We've been in the casino on several occasions. I am not sure exactly what the issue is but this place has bad Feng Shui, I have always felt very uncomfortable here. Maybe it's the decor (or lack thereof) or the chopped up little rooms ... but I've never wanted to spend much time here and I am betting I'm not the only one. They have the same games as everywhere else, the wait staff is nice enough. The machines pay or don't pay.. that's really not the issue. It's more like something that lacks definition or direction. Just aimless decor that has little to do with the site's history.
(2)Richie R.
Stayed here for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally this year. Very nice place to stay. Town is a great place to spend some time. During the rally, they BBQ on the deck outside with some live music. Great Buffalo burgers and grilled chicken sandwiches. Of course, you are going to pay $$$ more than usual because of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. People nice and friendly.
(4)James H.
This place is great! It is on the edge of downtown, do you can walk any where (downtown). The casino is nice, but there is no craps table. The cheapest blackjack table was 5 bucks so that was nice. The hotel staff was some of the nicest staff I had ever dealt with. They would ask to help and not wait to be asked. Parking took a minute to figure out, it is in the parking ramp on the side of the building starting on the second floor. There is a safe in the room and they allow dogs, as well!
(5)Lora P.
TOTALLY LOVE THIS PLACE!!!! Concerts are unbelievably good, good seating, cold beer, great music! Love the tables and love the hotel! Food is great, we had all three meals here, very good!!!!!!!! Cannot wait to get back, plan to see 3-4 concerts this spring/summer! Bring on more, we love this place!
(5)