Hotels near Black Elk Peak

"The room was great and renovated "

"Walked in 3 hours early for check-in after an 8-hour drive and the two gentlemen were able to get me and my two sons in early so we could enjoy the pool and spa after a long drive. It also provided us more time to go see Mount Rushmore early in the afternoon and again in the evening. We stayed for 3 nights and breakfast was very good. Nice and hot with plenty to go around. The hotel is within 10 minutes of Mount Rushmore and 15-20 minutes from Crazy Horse and Custer State Park. Walking distance to restaurants and shops. Overall, my boys and I had a great time at the Comfort Inn and would stay here again. The only thing that I would say would need to be improved, would be turning up the heat in the pool about 5-10 degrees. Thank you for making our first trip together nice and relaxing. "

"The apartments are extremely clean and spacious. The units are essentially large one-bedroom apartments with full amenities. I would definitely stay there again. "

"Property was clean and had a good bed. The building needs some updating"

"Great place, clean, beautiful, easy check in. 5 stars all around!"

"Well kept, decent breakfast, great location."

"Great staff!"

"MY ADVICE IS LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR LODGING! The cabins are currently under construction, unkept, dirty and not private.The property owners/managers are a no show to whom you have to communicate via text message. Wi-fi is non existent, most cabins are duplexes (not exactly the peaceful getaway that one would expect for the price point) the spa, hot tub and sauna are defunct (which are advertised directly on their site) Nothing about this location justifies the 3x per night cost compared to surrounding hotels/cabins. This screams that instead of closing to renovate they are still renting out subpar bookings at the expense of paying customers. 2/10 do not recommend."

"There were bugs in our room, bugs in the pool & the hot tub. I tried to tell the front desk, but he was hanging out with a kid and some women in the lobby, & the bugs were already there"