My husband and I were able to escape to the hills for Valentine's Day. The two of us had been wanted to stay here for the longest time, and I am thrilled that we finally got the chance!! This quaint and oh so cozy cottage like lodge, was the perfect evening get-a-way. Next time we will stay for the weekend!!

We were there end of July into August, 2012. Intended to stay 7 days but added 3 because we loved the area and Hisega Lodge. Carol & Kenn are attentive without being intrusive. The breakfasts are the biggest & best we've ever had. Everything from scratch, fruit, veggies (yup), juice, fabulous baked goods, quiche/eggs. Accommodations for special dietary needs. Great... More

Just now getting around to writing a review regarding our stay this past May. This lodge is fantastic -- so beautiful, tranquil. The owners and staff are tops, the rooms are cozy, the library is extensive, and the breakfasts are superb (they were able to accommodate our dietary restrictions wonderfully). Our only complaint is that we could not have stayed... More

Quiet stream made the relaxing deck even more enjoyable. Close to the main attractions of Rushmore and Crazy Horse, but still in the woods. Great breakfast food and the very friendly Owners made it even better. Although the room we stayed in was small, it was very comfortable and gave a taste of yesteryear when time and life was more... More

We had planned a 2 week road trip that ended in The Black Hills. After being on the road for so many days we really wanted a place that we could call home for 4 nights. The Hisega Lodge fit our needs perfectly. We were welcomed with a plate of cookies and our room fireplace glowing! Carol is an amazing... More

We can only echo what everyone else has written. The lodge is historic, friendly, welcoming, and charming. It is rustic. The rooms and bathrooms can be small, but the bedding is superb, and the FOOD. Oh, my, the owner, Carol, is not only a gifted cook, she is an artist in presentation. We did not want to go out one... More

I don't believe we could have found a better place to stay in the Black Hills. The lodge is very charming and has an interesting history. The location by a mountain stream and convenient to all of the area attractions while being close to Rapid City is a big plus. The service and attention from Carol and the staff was... More

This lodge has a convenient location yet still quiet and quaint. Listen to the creek running by as you fall to sleep. The breakfasts are fabulous and will last you all day If you like historic and rustic, this is the place.

I first saw Hisega Lodge in the summer of 2011 when I was riding through the Black Hills. I met Carole and she showed me around the lodge. Unfortunately the lodge was full and there were no vacancies but I made a reservation for the following year. During the year I kept in touch with Carole (owner/inn keeper) as I... More