We love 4 points! This was our second time. And they did not disappoint. Justin at the front desk is an absolute asset to this hotel!! The rooms are decorated beautifully, and I love the bathroom. Love the outside fireplace. Love that it's pet friendly ( this was our first road trip with our 2 small dogs) very reasonable 50.00 cleaning fee for pets. ( Not per night or per pet this is ,per stay!) We stayed 4 nights! This will now be our go-to hotel when visiting Deadwood!

The only negative I have for this hotel. The mini fridge in the room, truelly is much too small! It doesn't even hold a to go box! I think if they took the ironing board out of the closet( and made that an item to request) and put a bigger mini fridge in there, the room would be 100% perfect!!!

The location is ideal for exploring Deadwood's old town. Right on the high street but a short walk down the road so you're not right in the thick of the hustle and bustle all the time. The beds were very comfortable. This was one of the few hotels that offered twin rooms with 2 queen size beds which was ideal for us. Good shower and all very clean and tidy.

The room was a little fusty but I think this is common where the main source of ventilation is the air conditioning. The windows in the room did not open.

Great location at the end of town, parking available if necessary. I called to let the hotel know that we would check in late and they said we could check in any time during the night which was helpful - when we arrived we had to go to the neighbouring hotel to check in though as the Four Points itself was not actually 24/7 reception. All went smoothly. Clean, spacious room with everything we needed for a night.

The hotel charged my card for parking without me asking for parking or telling me how much it was. They were good enough to refund me however since there was a misunderstanding.

The usual high levels of facilities, comfort and cleanliness you would expect from this brand. Big room, well equipped and a comfy bed. Well located a little bit away from the mayhem but it's not far to go and get mired in the tackiness of Deadwood. The hotel interconnects with the services of the Hampton next door, which is pretty useful.

If you're driving, get there early. The car park is limited (and costs 20 bucks a night) and alternatives are limited. We were lucky, others were frustrated.

This large hotel in the middle of casino/tourist-town, Deadwood, offered a fresh, clean place to crash on my cross-country drive. The multiple decks offered nice outdoor access to those staying a bit longer than I did.

This hotel suffers from a shortage of parking and, apparently, staff as the lobby bar was closed when I arrived due to a staffing shortage and the pay-per-breakfast was so painfully chaotic and slow due to limited staff that I opted for granola bars before hitting the road.

Very Clean facility, centrally situated for traveling around the area on motorcycle trip. Pretty rooms, decorated nicely, comfortable beds. Bathroom was spacious and clean. Could stream on tv. Covered parking which was nice perk. Easily accessible and able to walk shops/ casinos of Deadwood day or night if desired. We were out riding all day so nice to be able to get back and walk to food and sites in the evening leaving motorcycles parked.

Had to pay for parking- however after some quick math if took trolley from other properties further away would cost total of $8.00 a night to get to and from downtown ($2 per ride) versus $20.00 a day parking)- we were able to park two bikes one spot so breakdown of $10.00 a day parking. The two dollars more was worth it for our purpose and convenience sake imo. We did not trailer, If you trailer a bike you’d likely need to use public parking or the property’s outside lot (14.95/ night currently) which will be even more- so take into consideration when choosing this sight.

Very close to all the action on Main St. in Deadwood. Convenient parking, although it came at a cost. $20/day is steep but it was nice knowing our vehicle was safe.

No complaints except the cost. The facilities are very nice, updated and clean but over $200 a night including parking is a lot for a family. But it was a once in a lifetime opportunity for us so we accepted the cost.

The location on Main Street was fabulous as we could walk downtown without any problems. Also, very clean and accommodating.

Unfortunately, Deadwood Jam was occurring at the same time as our trip so the prices were double what they would normally be. However, I totally understand that is our business is done but it was just unfortunate timing.

Really pretty, nice clean, nice staff, great location!

Absolutely absurd that you have a parking charge!!! Of course we need to park if we are staying at your hotel!! Build it into the cost of the room so it doesn't look like you are getting slapped with another charge after the fact. This should MOST DEFINITELY be an additional charge!!!!!!!!!!! Where the heck else are we going to park and bring our suitcases in from.

The hotel was beautiful and located on the main street in historic Deadwood. It was easy walking distance to all the attractions in Deadwood. We particularly liked the balconies, and in particular the gas fire pits on the balconies. Made for a wonderful place to spend your evenings after a day of sightseeing! The staff was awesome as well! Our room was extremely clean and beautiful!!!!

We did not realize you had to pay for parking...$15 per day...when we booked the property! We also did not like the fact breakfast was $12 per day either. We thought we were getting a really good deal when we booked, but when you add another $39 per day the value disappeared. The hotel is very long, so from the elevator to room 360 was a hike past 59 other rooms. We also were looking for a quiet room. The rooms all have hard floors which amplified the people walking in their room above ours! Very noisy! I would suggest asking for the top floor if you want to really have a quiet room.