I specifically chose this hotel because it was a historic hotel in downtown Deadwood with good reviews on TripAdvisor. My husband and I stayed in the Sanderson Suite (Room 1). The room was spacious and clean with antique furnishings and a comfortable pillow-top mattress! There was no tub in the bathroom, but a nice tile walk-in shower. There was no counter space in the bathroom, just a small metal wall shelf next to the corner sink. Soda was complimentary and provided in a community mini-fridge near the elevator. While there was a flat-screen television in the room, there was no telephone (I do not know about the availability of in-room internet service... I left my laptop at home!). There was not an alarm clock provided in the room. Scones, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate were provided in the hallway in the morning (the scones were excellent!). A coffee maker was not provided in the room.

The Martin and Mason Hotel is truly a lovely experience... except for the price! We paid roughly $250/night in April (definitely the off-season in the Black Hills). We have stayed in several other hotels that were in the price range of $200 - $250/night (including other historic hotels); all providing far more in service than the Martin and Mason. Some of the amenities that we have seen in other similar hotels have been in-room mini-fridges with complimentary beverages, coffee makers with local coffee provided, robes, and telephones. A far more appropriate price would have been in the $150 - $160/night range (the price is the only reason why I am not recommending the hotel).

My spouse and i stayed here on september 16 and 17 of 2009 in the sanderson room.The hotel itself is done in the old west style of yesteryear.The furnishings are period decor. The best thing about the room was the comfortable bad and sheets.the room had two areas a sitting and tv room and the bed area .The tv could be tilted for view from the bed.The bath had a walk in shower . Most the other rooms had a claw foot tub,some in the middle of the room. (something to look into before you book a room here) . The location is off main street near hickocks casino. Or directly across from the adams museum.The service was good to very good,always happy to help if needed.Now for the bad--------- finding the place is difficult for first time visitors. You will see the name of the casino from all sides of the place but not the hotel name. The parking is another problem. They give you parking permit to be used at the place across the street, in a small 10 space area,that is around one way traffic. You cant park in front of the hotel here. The other downside is the hotel ammenities , The soap in the bath was the size of a quarter. (no kidding) . There are no phones, so you cant call the front desk.If you want ice , you will have to take the elevator down to the casino ask them to come up to your floor and get the bucket ,then they go to the basement and bring it back up to your room. Sounds confusing? I just gave them my small cooler and asked them to fill it.This place has potential but lacks in modern day comforts.If you like the taste of old style hotels this is for you. If you are use to high end hotels you will feel let down. For the price they charge at this place I feel one could do much better.

Excellent service/staff, great location to than walk to sites of Deadwood (which are a plenty)! The hotel is historic! 1898! Renovated recently with the most comfortable beds. We loved how the small scale left this place with such a cozy and romantic feel. Don't turn down the lady offering out free baked goods in the lobby/casino!

We held our annual training at the Martin & Mason Hotel. Staff and trainers stayed at the hotel and we used their ballroom as our classroom. Melanie and the staff were very accomodating - no request was too big or too small. We'd arranged for the hotel to serve the attendess breakfast and lunch. Breakfast was a continental breakfast, but wait served with Melanie's homemade scones and/or coffee cake in the morning! Lunch was always a treat and Melanie and her staff were diligent in accomodating the vegatarians and those with food allergies in the group. Our attendees were well taken care of and fed extremely well. It was crucial to an intense week of training. I would return to Deadwood for another meeting and would be sure to hold it at the Martin & Mason Hotel.