Martin & Mason Hotel, Deadwood

The Martin & Mason Hotel has eight hotel rooms on the second floor. Choose from five hotel rooms and three suites, each decorated with period antiques and lofted 12-foot ceilings. All guestrooms offer premium bedding, air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, and free bottled water. Room options include Rebecca Adams Room, Eben Martin Suite, Tyrrell Room, Lucy Ann Room with a clawfoot tub, John Martin Room, Elisha Current Room, Sanderson Suite, and Mason Suite. Rooms feature amenities such as tea and coffee facilities, sitting area, dining table, free toiletries, electric kettle, flat-screen TV, and carpeted or parquet floors. Complimentary soft drinks and water are provided in select rooms.

Lee Street Station Diner, located on the first floor, serves breakfast from 7 AM to 12 PM. For dinner, the best restaurants are steps away.

The property features a casino with 80 slot machines. The 109-mile Mickelson Trail, a former railway converted to a bike path, offers outdoor recreation. Nearby attractions include the Days of '76 and Wild Bill Days, and the Kool Deadwood Nites car shows and concerts.

The Martin & Mason Hotel is located in downtown Deadwood, central to attractions and minutes from the Northern Black Hills. Mount Moriah Cemetery, the final resting place of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane, is nearby. The hotel is 85 km from Rapid City Regional Airport. Nearby landmarks include Scott Jacobs Studio (0.3 km), Mind Blown Studio (0.3 km), and the Rodeo Cowboy T.C.Halloway Statue (0.3 km). Other attractions include Historic Old Town (0.5 km), Wild Bill (0.3 km), Deadwood Model Train (0.3 km), and Mt Roosevelt Monument (0.3 km). Devils Tower National Monument, featured in the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind, is about an hour and fifteen minutes drive. Mount Rushmore is an hour south and Badlands National Park is nearby.

The hotel provides free Wi-Fi, elevator access, on-site restaurant and casino, all within walking distance of the Deadwood Recreation Center and downtown Deadwood. The 1898 Olympic Ballroom on the third floor accommodates events for up to 170 guests for served dinners, seated buffets, or wine and hors d'oeuvres. It includes a reception room overlooking the Adams Museum and Historic Train Depot, a bar area for up to 30 guests, and meeting space for 20 people. Event services include an on-site event manager. Audio-visual equipment such as flat screen televisions and projector with 20 ft. wall screen available. A range of fine wines, champagne, imported and domestic beers are available for events.