Posted in South Dakota August 28, 2017 by

The One Place To Sleep In South Dakota That’s Beyond Your Wildest Dreams

Sometimes you just need a little weekend getaway. Why not stay in a charming, historic hotel in a beautiful town?

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The Martin & Mason Hotel in Deadwood is a beautiful hotel that's been fully restored to offer an experience that will take you right back to 1893.
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The hotel offers five rooms. Each is unique and have its own special features, including Victorian-era decorations and antiques.
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Three suites also accommodate guests, and each offers a separate sitting area in addition to the bedroom with a comfortable king-sized bed.
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You'll love the historic little touches throughout this hotel, such as this antique cabinet with china and crystal that you'll find in Suite #6.
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The clawfoot tub in the John Martin Room takes you right back to the turn of the 20th century.
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Vintage photos throughout the property remind you of the unique history of this hotel.
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Visit the Lee Street Station Cafe on the ground level. Located in a restored gas station, this little cafe is particularly popular for breakfast.
Martin & Mason
The Wooden Nickel Casino may be full of the latest slot machine technology, but its tin ceiling and historic surroundings help it fit right in with the historic nature of the hotel.
Martin & Mason
The hotel is located right downtown, so you can enjoy all the Deadwood has to offer during your stay. The address is 33 Deadwood Street, Deadwood SD.
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Did you know that Deadwood was one of the most dangerous places in the country in the 1870s? Take a look at this article!