On the very night they arrived in the camp, Bullock began to auction equipment and supplies to the highest bidder.

That was the beginning of their successful hardware store business. Tall, with steely gray eyes, Bullock had an imposing appearance that commanded instant respect.

Before long, order had been established in the former hell-raising camp. In the meantime, the hardware store continued to thrive.

The rear east side of the building was utilized as a warehouse and the front part of the building as a hardware store. Montana 23 contributions 11 helpful votes.

Don't honor reservation then delete your posts and block you when you leave a negative review on their page. Made a reservation, then got a call saying that oops, sorry, I was booking this room at the same time so your reservation is invalid.

We do have 1 room left but we won't honor your reservation and give you this room at that price, because of our screw up.

We will give it to you for a higher rate, reduced but still higher. I don't care that we screwed up, if you want a room, you have to pay more money.

I wonder though, why was it me and not the person "on the phone" that had to have their reservation cancelled.

Now they've blocked me from posting on their Facebook page. Great business. Because of the deleting, I will post this review multiple places.

Date of stay: December Trip type: Traveled as a couple. Helpful Share. Berlin, Maryland contributions helpful votes. Neat building but that's it.

The property is a neat old building but they need to take better care of it. The front desk lady was nice but that's only positive.

The beds are wore out, the heating system was broke, the housekeeper is useless. Mentioned it to front desk guy and he didn't even acknowledge me.

The waitress at breakfast spot had bad attitude. There's more than just this hotel in deadwood that has the old west feel. I'd recommend trying them because I'd never stay there again.

Date of stay: December Trip type: Traveled with family. Augusta, Georgia 1, contributions helpful votes. He served ten terms for a total of 14 years as mayor of Deadwood.

The Hotel was sold to the Aryes family who in converted the building to a hardware store up until around when the building underwent subsequent renovation by the new owners, Bullock Properties, to convert it back into a hotel.

The original furnishings had been sold at auction by the Aryes family in , so in the hotel underwent extensive renovation to re-create the original atmosphere and decor.

The current owners state that the hotel has been "carefully restored based on the best available information regarding the late s and by uncovering details that gave clues as to the original decor.

The kitchen and pantry were further converted into a restaurant and bar, Bully's, named for Seth Bullock's lifelong friend, Teddy Roosevelt.

Full view. View all photos The Bullock Hotel is a Deadwood Treasure. Experience the history and elegance of Deadwood's first hotel located right on Main Street.

All are unique and have been painstakingly restored to the original details that Seth Bullock first envisioned. We have the perfect accommodations for leisure guests or family weekend getaways!

Read more. Property amenities. Free parking. Free High Speed Internet WiFi. Gift shop. Non-smoking hotel. ATM on site. Breakfast available. Flatscreen TV.

Non-smoking rooms. HOTEL CLASS. Languages Spoken. Rapid City Regional Airport 41 mi See all flights.

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Comfy beds. The staff were really helpful and welcoming. Breakfast was good. Great location. Friendly staff.

Historic building. Featuring an on-site casino and a restaurant, this historic Deadwood, South Dakota hotel is located on Main Street, in the heart of the city.

Free Wi-Fi access is available. The second and third stories are said to have held 63 luxury sleeping rooms with baths down the halls and two large banks of skylights for lighting the inner rooms with natural light.

It is also believed that all rooms were furnished with iron and brass beds and oak furnishings.

The Hotel was sold to the Aryes family who in converted the building to a hardware store [2] up until around when the building underwent subsequent renovation by the new owners, Bullock Properties, to convert it back into a hotel.

The original furnishings had been sold at auction by the Aryes family in , so in the hotel underwent extensive renovation to re-create the original atmosphere and decor.

The current owners state that the hotel has been "carefully restored based on the best available information regarding the late s and by uncovering details that gave clues as to the original decor.

The kitchen and pantry were further converted into a restaurant and bar, Bully's, named for Seth Bullock 's lifelong friend, Teddy Roosevelt.