Black Hills Luxury Suites

Nancy Horton

Not exactly "luxury", but fine. Location is great, but for the price I was expecting a bit more in terms of environment. The suites are straight out of the 60's. Quite usable, but could use some upgrading. Staff, so far, has been very nice and helpful!

Christina Merritt

Confusing on where it’s actually located due to lack of signs. 2 bedroom “suites” are dated, have sticky carpets, TVs needed to be reprogrammed a few times, and smelled musty. Also, no bedding for the 2 pull out couches, had to walk to the lobby for bedding and paper towels and the breakfast was ehhh. Final straw was on our 2nd night our room key just completely stopped working!! $950 for 4 nights and I had to again go to the lobby to get my room keys reactivated! I was told “it happens” the guys running the front desk are rude! Will not be staying here again! Not a good experience at all.

susanne burns

Beautiful place for the price. Friendly staff. Large 2 bedroom, kitchen, living room. Looks like it may have once been an a apartment. It was hard to find. It is behind the best western. That is where you will check in. We didn't use the pool so I don't know about that. I would stay again!

Jake Nelson

The staff here was super nice. The suites are a bit dated but kept up well. Due to Covid they aren't offering housekeeping services so you'll need to bring something to wash dishes with. The pool and hot tub were nice as well. Remy was an awesome front desk guy!