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Deadwood Mountain Grand a Holiday Inn Resort Hotel, Casino and Event Center is perched on a hill overlooking historic Deadwood. This 98 room luxury hotel is a wonderful addition to a re-development from one of Deadwood’s most unique historic landmarks, the Homestake Mine Slime Plant. The historically restored property is now home to Deadwood’s only Event Center that features over 40 major musical acts each year. Our three executive king rooms (featuring Mount Moriah, GunSlinger, and Black Hills), along with our five king suites (featuring Love Everybody, Big Time, Big & Rich, Deadwood Mountain, and Mountain Harmony) deliver the most breath taking views in town. Seven of these eight well-appointed rooms feature spectacular views from their private balconies, including Mount Moriah Cemetery (the final resting place of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and other legends of the Wild West) and Historic Deadwood.

As a guest, relax and enjoy lounging by the grand stone fireplace over 2 stories tall under vaulted ceilings or cozy up by the side seating fireplace both making our rustic interior and decorated lobby truly magnificent. As a guest you can enjoy our pool, hot tub, free covered parking and private fitness center.

You will enjoy everything about Deadwood Mountain Grand, from the on-site 250 car parking garage, to the world-class concierge service. Deadwood Mountain Grand is an unforgettable place to stay on your visit to the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Amenities to be enjoyed on property:

• Dale’s Sportsbook, Bar & Grill –  CLICK HERE for a menu.
• The Patio (seasonal)
• Spotlight: Retail and Box Office
• Grand Rewards Casino: featuring 210 machines and casino games, as well as high stakes gaming
• ATM Machines
• On-Site Parking Garage
• FREE Valet Service
• Banquet Facilities
• Meeting Spaces
• Guest Business Center
• Indoor Swimming Pool and Hot Tub
• Fitness Center
• Ice and Vending
• FREE WI-FI

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Dining and restaurant photos by Mason Stevens of Tuesday Photography, 605 Magazine and Collin Nixon.