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BEST WESTERN Hickok House
137 Charles Street, Deadwood, South Dakota 57732-1304Phone: 605/578-1611 | Fax: 605/578-1855
With the friendliest staff in Deadwood, this cozy Deadwood, SD hotel provides a convenient location for traveling to the Black Hills, Mt. Rushmore and Sturgis, SD, as well as an exceptional stay.
Nestled in the Black Hills region of South Dakota, this South Dakota Best Western provides affordable and comfortable accommodations, making it the perfect place to stay. Visitors of this Deadwood, SD hotel can experience the breathtaking magnificence of Mount Rushmore, Mickelson Trail, Crazy Horse Memorial, Homestake Gold Mine and Jewel Cave National Monument.
Many visitors of this South Dakota Best Western delight in fishing, hiking and hunting. Others visit during the winter months to snowmobile or ice skate. Downhill skiing is also nearby at Terry Peak and Mystic Miner. This Deadwood, SD hotel is within several miles of beautiful golf courses, too.
Deadwood is a destination in itself, as the entire town is listed on the National Historic Register. Explore the rich history of this area while taking in the natural wonders when staying at this Deadwood, SD hotel.
The clean, charming rooms at this South Dakota Best Western offer free high-speed wireless Internet access, cable satellite television with HBO®, a coffeemaker, a desk and much more. The Hickok House has won numerous awards and is hometown-owned and operated, so guests can rest assured that they will get the cleanliness and great service they come to expect with the Best Western name.
While staying at this Deadwood hotel, guests can also enjoy a business center, cold weather hook-ups, easy access to the Deadwood trolley and free parking. An on-site restaurant, which is also a local favorite, and cocktail lounge are also provided for your convenience at the Hickok House.
For a memorable stay at a hotel in Deadwood, South Dakota with great customer service, reserve a stay online at the BEST WESTERN Hickok House today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
February 2012
It’s the best party north of New Orleans. In Deadwood.
March 2012
Concert Master of the Philadelphia Orchestra, David Kim, performs the Saint Saens Violin concerto. In Rapid City.
April 2012
Our season finale features Gustav Mahler’s first symphony, The Titan. In Rapid City.
May 2012
A sampling and shopping extravaganza of chocolate and the "finer things of life". Chocolates, coffees, wines & more. In Spearfish.
Enjoy a free weekend in South Dakota State Parks, with free fishing too. In Custer.
Nearby Attractions:
List All SD AttractionsBlack Hills Mining Museum
The Black Hills Mining Museum is located in Lead, near Deadwood in the Badlands region of South Dakota. The museum preserves the area's rich gold mining history. Browse the museum's exhibits and enjoy the 45 minute informative tour in the recreated Homestake Gold Mine exhibit, for a personal explanation of gold mining. More than 140 miners and former employees, helped to create this realistic mine exhibit.
During the gold rush, the Homestake mine was the world's largest gold mine, reaching 8,000 feet below the surface. Be sure to pan for gold in the museum's panning display, to complete your visit. Stay close to the museum, in a comfortable Best Western guest room and enjoy excellent guest services.
Deadwood Historic District
The Deadwood Historic District is a preserved gold mining town, in the Black Hills region of western South Dakota. In 1875, miners rushed to the area to mine gold. The town became famous for the interesting people that passed through and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. Visit the quaint town of Deadwood to see some of the original buildings and to learn about its rich history.
One of the more famous duels, was between Wild Bill Hickok and Crooked Nose Jack McCall, at the surviving No. 10 Saloon. Wild Bill was killed during the 1876 scuffle. Be sure to visit the Saloon and Mount Moriah Cemetery, otherwise known as "Boot Hill", where Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok are buried. Stay close to this wonderful historical town as a guest of Best Western hotels.
