5 Deadwood hotels with suites or connecting rooms
Every hotel below has suites. The ones with confirmed connecting rooms come first, but a hotel does not need them to be here.
First Gold Gaming Resort★★★DeadwoodRated 4.3 by 1,002 Expedia reviewers.4 suitesSleeps up to 10View suites
The Lodge at Deadwood Gaming Resort★★★DeadwoodRated 4.8 by 1,621 Expedia reviewers. Rated 4.5 by 718 Tripadvisor reviewers.3 suitesSleeps up to 6View suites
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Deadwood★★★DeadwoodRated 4.6 by 1,008 Expedia reviewers. Rated 4.5 by 742 Tripadvisor reviewers.2 suitesSleeps up to 6View suites
Travelodge Inn & Suites by Wyndham Deadwood★★DeadwoodRated 4.3 by 1,000 Expedia reviewers. Rated 4.5 by 126 Tripadvisor reviewers.2 suitesSleeps up to 6View suites
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Deadwood-Gold Dust Casino by IHG★★DeadwoodRated 4.5 by 1,003 Expedia reviewers. Rated 4.0 by 426 Tripadvisor reviewers.1 suiteSleeps up to 6View suitesChoosing between them
Does a bigger hotel mean a better chance of a connecting room?
Usually, but the count matters more than the size. A 5,000-room resort with 40 connecting pairs is a worse bet than a 700-room property with 90. That is why this list sorts by connecting rooms rather than by rooms — the number in gold is the one that decides whether you get the door.
Are these prices per room or for the whole booking?
For the whole thing. A connecting pair at $212 means both rooms, one reservation, one card. Two-bedroom suite prices are for the entire suite. Taxes and resort fees appear as one line at checkout before you pay.
Why does a hotel I know is here not appear?
It is here if we have details of its suites. A few more appear once you search real dates, because their rooms are only priced when we ask the hotel.