DoubleTree by Hilton Deadwood
Cadillac Jack's, on the creek at the town's edge, suited to Black Hills touring base.
Property overview
The character of DoubleTree by Hilton Deadwood is best summarised as cadillac Jack's, on the creek at the town's edge. It stands in Black Hawk, Cripple Creek, and Deadwood, and this review works through the rooms, the service standards, the restaurants, and the logistics of a stay.
We would point Black Hills touring base here first. Anyone whose trip looks materially different should read further down the catalogue before booking. The defining elements are creekside position, easy parking and full-service tower.
The most useful thing we can tell you is this: easiest parking in a town where parking is genuinely difficult. Factor it into the booking and the rest of the stay generally looks after itself.
The feel: Cadillac Jack's, on the creek at the town's edge
Suits Black Hills touring base
What you get
- Creekside position
- Easy parking
- Full-service tower
Guest information
- Age of admission
- Check-in is restricted to guests aged 21 and over, with valid government photo identification presented on arrival.
- Check-in times
- Standard check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00. Earlier arrivals are held subject to housekeeping and availability.
- Security deposit
- Expect a credit card authorisation or cash deposit at check-in for incidental spending, released when you settle the bill.
- House rules
- Guest rooms are non-smoking throughout. Assistance animals are accepted; other animals are at the property's discretion.
Stay questions
Does the rate include breakfast?
Unless the rate explicitly says otherwise, it covers the room only. Breakfast, parking, and any facility fee are normally charged separately.
What are the parking arrangements?
The property offers self-parking and valet. Neither is normally included in the room rate, so budget for it separately.
Are restaurant bookings necessary?
Advance booking is strongly advised for the signature rooms, especially at weekends. Casual venues are usually fine without one.