Judy

Pros & cons of my stay at this hotel. Pros: It was conveniently located on my travel route. The Millstone Family restaurant next door was in walking distance and had good food. It was not pet friendly so we had our order to go and ate in our room. Our room was on the first floor and we were able to park just outside the room making it convenient to unload and load our vehicle.

Cons: I booked a standard room with two queen beds. I got an accessible room and the beds were full size and not queen size. The room was not ready at check-in time so we left and came back. When we opened the door the bleach smell was very strong. The bed spread had not been cleaned from a previous pet. It had a lot of fur on it. The noise from the room above us set off our dog. It sounded like maybe kids running and jumping. This went until after 9:00. My room was close to the kitchen where they started frying bacon very early in the morning. I like bacon but the smell was strong in my room. No pet waste stations. Very little grassy areas to walk the dog. The largest area was a very steep incline.I definitely wouldn’t stay here again.

The beds were comfortable. The room was spacious. The hotel interior showed signs of aging. It offered no pet waste stations. The grassy areas around the hotel were not maintained so all the grass was dead so we walked across the parking lot to a bank that had nice green grass. This was simply a place to sleep.

We enjoyed walking around the fish hatchery and city park next door with our dog. It was a great place to relax after a day of driving on our road trip.

The staff was friendly. The room was clean and spacious with comfortable beds. There were plenty of green spaces outdoors to walk our dog with 2 waste stations. I would stay here again.

The staff was friendly and welcoming to us and our dog. While the inn is older it is very clean. Housekeeping came in and made beds, added clean towels and toiletries the following morning. While our room was cozy the beds were very comfortable. There was plenty of space to walk our dog. I would stay here again.

After visiting RMNP we had lunch at the Sagebrush where we were seated outside at an umbrella covered table. The food was delicious and the staff was friendly and attentive. Water bowls were available for pets. The atmosphere was pleasant and the scenery was beautiful. I would definitely eat at this Grand Lake restaurant again.

Jacob’s Brewhouse & Grocer is a must stop whenever you’re in Deadwood. The staff is so friendly and the food was delicious. We were seated indoors with our mini schnauzer (they also have outdoor seating). The dog menu and water bowl were great. They really cater to families with pups.