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1. Baymont by Wyndham Hot Springs
Baymont by Wyndham Hot Springs



2. Super 8 by Wyndham Hot Springs
Super 8 by Wyndham Hot Springs



3. Stay USA Hotel & Suites
Stay USA Hotel & Suites



4. Springs Lodge & Cafe
Springs Lodge & Cafe



5. Hot Springs Hills Inn
Hot Springs Hills Inn



6. Econo Lodge Hot Springs South
Econo Lodge Hot Springs South



7. Suites at The Red Rock Vacation rentals
Suites at The Red Rock Vacation rentals



8. Travelodge by Wyndham Edgemont
Travelodge by Wyndham Edgemont



10. Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Custer by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Custer by IHG



11. Comfort Inn & Suites Custer - Crazy Horse Area
Comfort Inn & Suites Custer - Crazy Horse Area



12. Super 8 by Wyndham Custer/Crazy Horse Area
Super 8 by Wyndham Custer/Crazy Horse Area



14. Roosevelt Inn Mount Rushmore
Roosevelt Inn Mount Rushmore



15. Comfort Inn & Suites Mt. Rushmore
Comfort Inn & Suites Mt. Rushmore



16. Ramada by Wyndham Keystone Near Mt Rushmore
Ramada by Wyndham Keystone Near Mt Rushmore



17. Days Inn by Wyndham Custer
Days Inn by Wyndham Custer



18. Rushmore Express Keystone
Rushmore Express Keystone



19. K Bar S Lodge, an Ascend Collection Hotel
K Bar S Lodge, an Ascend Collection Hotel



20. Lodge at Palmer Gulch
Lodge at Palmer GulchCheck out pet-friendly hotels in Hot Springs
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Top landmarks in Hot Springs

Cascade Falls and Swimming Hole

Angostura Recreation Area
Moccasin Springs Natural Mineral Spa
Evans Plunge Mineral Springs
Mammoth Site of Hot Springs
Wind Cave National Park Visitor Center
Southern Hills Golf Course
Butler Park
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Dive into the healing waters of Evans Plunge, a natural spring-fed pool that's been soothing visitors for generations. The Mammoth Site offers a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric life, with mammoth bones preserved where they were discovered. Wind Cave National Park beckons with its rare boxwork formations and underground labyrinths. Bison roam freely through nearby Custer State Park, often causing impromptu traffic jams that nobody minds. After hiking Cascade Falls and Swimming Hole, the historic downtown's sandstone buildings glow amber in the afternoon sun. Families enjoy Black Hills Putt 4 Fun when tired from outdoor adventures. The Angostura Recreation Area provides a perfect counterpoint with its cool waters and uncrowded shoreline.
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Roosevelt Inn Mount Rushmore
"We only stayed here one night but the Roosevelt Inn is charming and yet is pretty updated. The loft room is very interesting!"
Ramada by Wyndham Keystone Near Mt Rushmore
"Hot tub in our room"
Baymont by Wyndham Keystone Near Mt. Rushmore
"Staff is excellent. Location is great. Clean property and room. Excellent breakfast. Only negative is they had to cancel our last night because the hotel was closing for the winter. Manager helped us out but hotels. com didn't. That's not good."
Comfort Inn & Suites Mt. Rushmore
"The breakfast was amazing! The staff was super helpful and informative. The room cleanliness could have been better but it wouldn’t stop us from staying again."
Comfort Inn & Suites Custer - Crazy Horse Area
"Very nice rooms and good breakfast."
Econo Lodge Hot Springs South
"FYI, this property is being converted from a Motel 6 to an EconoLodge, so have some grace. Room was dated but spotless. The front desk was extremely kind and sincerely listened to me. I’m a female, traveling alone. I booked this via Hotels.com because it was the least expensive in Hot Springs, and unfortunately, with that, had a very low rating which I would normally not engage with, but I just needed a bed and a sink, after I learned my usual campground was closed. There was just one other car in the parking lot upon arrival—noted and unnerving. There was also a plexiglass surround at the front desk, which was also unnerving. The attendant directed me to room 202– upstairs, which I checked out and it felt very remote and disconnected so I came back downstairs. I wanted to be closer to human contact at the front desk, which he gladly accommodated. After getting settled I came back to thank him for his attention to my concerns, he was disassembling the plexiglass screen that was at the front desk because he listened to my thoughts about it and agreed it was not a good signal for guests, and took it down. This is a discount hotel. But clean. Good TV. And conscientious new owners. Well worth the $56.09"








