Exceptionally clean, room was spacious, loved the high ceilings and the door locks (no key, but a simple push button code) door trim was beautiful, great microwave and small refrigerator (retro style, clean and cool) Location was excellent in the center of town, across the street from a small park and the gold mine pit. Plenty of wild deer wandering through the park. Breakfast was better than most with fruit, juice, yogurt, bagels, and large banana nut muffins! We were in room 203. No elevator but 32 steps to the 2nd floor. Beautifully appointed!

Not a complaint, but it would have been neat to have a ceiling fan. The AC in the window was a bit noisy

We stayed in the Judge's Chamber. It was a beautiful room! I loved the high ceilings and the furnishings. It was nice having a refrigerator and microwave too--it was really a mini-kitchen. It was very clean too....something I always notice.

Having to park in the back. I only say this because it was cold, windy, and raining when we came back in the evening. Otherwise, it wouldn't have been bad. It was good to have the loading area up front. There were beetles in the room. Must be a continuing problem since there was a fly swatter. Climbing the stairs might be difficult in a few more years, but I considered it good exercise!

Loved that I never had to interact with anyone face to face. All communication, check-in/out are done via text. You get codes for the front door and for your room. Then you just leave your room door propped open to indicate that you left. The room was adorable (love the old furnishings), the bed and linens were comfortable and smelled freshly laundered. Breakfast was adequate.

I think they're having a battle with whatever bug is local here. I'm sure people native to the area know what it is. looks like a skinny stink bug. we had about half dozen of them in the room

The total stay. Loved the historical feel, great breakfast choices, clean rooms and other areas, period decorations... all worth the stay. Would love to stay again!! The manager was so understanding when we had to reschedule due to a flight cancellation. That was greatly appreciated! The employee who checked us out was so nice and friendly. I enjoyed talking to her.

Would love to have seen historical pictures in the bedroom....and the fact we couldn't have stayed longer!!!

What a unique inn! It was definitely a break from a regular hotel. We loved the history of the building. The staff was amazing, and the room was CLEAN. We even received a text telling us that our room was ready if we'd like to check in early...than you, Sue! Not far from Deadwood, and close to highway. We would definitely stay here again!

I liked the property. Very cool and historic. We stayed in the room that had an old safe door in it! Ceilings were very tall and grand. The kitchenette was nice even though we didn't use it. It was close to everything in town, we just walked around to various business and restaurants nearby.

The bed was a bit old an dated. The bathroom also felt a bit dingy. Could use an update. The room can get very hot in the summer there is no central AC although they did have a small window unit that helped a bit.

Breakfast was good. There was a variety of foods including fruit, hard boiled eggs, and muffins. Also juice and coffee were available. The building had such old world charm that was really endearing. The rooms were a page right out of a history book! The windows were huge and beautiful, the beds were very comfortable. Hotel was clean, neat and tidy.

Something hot for breakfast would have been nice like a waffle maker but honestly there were plenty of things to choose from for breakfast.

The building was beautiful. High ceilings, great bathroom and spacious room. Loved it. The staff was great too. When we came down in the morning for coffee, everything was laid out nicely. We had a great conversation with other guests and the dining area was very nice. Would recommend this Inn when traveling thru the area. Price was great too. Thank you for a great night's stay.

There was nothing that I didn't like about the place.

What an absolute gem. Very happy that I didn't book in Deadwood which looks like fun but also very touristy. The Town Hall Inn is a historical gem with each bedroom one of the rooms of the old town hall and still with the name of the room above the door. The room was really well appointed and with huge ceilings. I was in the Deliberation room and it was lovely to think of all the town discussions that took place in the room. The owners are new and are clearly dedicated to making the Inn as good as it can be. The provision of plugs and USB chargers by the bed are a perfect example. There is a bar is the basement (which used to be the police cells) with micro brewery beers that are worth visiting the Inn for on their own merit. The bartender Chris is a delight and she had that great ability to bring parties together in the bar so that you make new friends. I am traveling across the US from coast to coast and this has been one of the highlights of my trip.

Nothing. Great place to stay.

Felt like we were staying at our grandma’s house…in the best way possible! Clean, quant, with the perfect charm. We were given the warmest welcome by the new owners, and friendly farewell as we departed. There were just a couple facilities missing that you would find at your “typical hotel”, but that didn’t take away from it’s appeal! This place treated us as family, and I’d choose that over a popular hotel chain any day.

Walls were pretty thin, so could hear a lot of commotion (fans were provided to accommodate!) Overall, i’d say it was a quiet stay:) Can’t hardly complain about it this place, and it’s customer service!