Highway 18
PO Box 234
Herrick, SD 57538
605-775-2903
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Rocking chairs around a hand-braided rug. Above them is a sign
from the Burke Cafe from the late 1960s. (Thanks to
Bob Breece and Betty Svoboda for donating the sign.)
The
12 x 30 foot drive-through provides ample table space for eating or
playing a game of cards.
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Come stay in a "Bed
in the Shed"
(This isn't your average
motel!)
Accommodations:
5
rooms, 3 baths, 1 kitchen ~ Great
for groups, hunting parties and family reunions. |
Your room is
located in a renovated tin shed attached to the last-remaining Herrick
Elevator.
Your stay includes plenty of room for visiting, a
TV lounge in the loft (local channels only), free star gazing, 360
degree visual imaging of sunrise to sunset, surround-sound bird
calls. Peace and quiet provided, solitude optional.
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Rates:
The Elevator is great for groups! Rent it all for $300
per night. If you're
looking for just one room, the cost per night is $100. This
includes use of all bathrooms, kitchen and seating space.
Each additional bedroom is $60/night.
(2 rooms--$160, 3 rooms--$220, 4 rooms--$280) |
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5 Bedrooms
Room 1, Sage room:
twin bunks and single twin.
Perfect for giggles and whispers . . . or for sleeping. |
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The
Kitchen has everything you need to cook and eat-- plates, dishes, cups,
glasses, bowls, pans, coffee maker, microwave, full-sized
stove with oven and two refrigerators. You provide the food.
Bathrooms are down the hallway.
There's plenty of seating for eating at the hand-crafted plank tables. |
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Room 2, Tan room: twin bunk over double bed.
My Grandpa's old branding irons and prints of a
cattle drive honor our cowboy
heritage. |
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Seating areas
The drive-through has a cozy circle of rocking chairs, or you can have
some "me-time" here by the Spotted Tail school piano.
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On the wall is the Spotted Tail Grade School photo from the 1957-58 school year. We bet you'll recognize some
faces!
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Room 3, Sunshine Yellow: 1 double bed, orange crate
nightstands. Write a letter at the old fashioned
table. Rooms 2, 3 and 4 feature wooden trim from the historic Lewis
Sanitarium. |
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| TV loft has
futon, hide-a-bed and video rocker. Mural on beam features native
plants and animals. |
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Room 4, Chocolate Room: 2 twin beds with chenille
bedspreads (just like Grandma's house). An antique radio makes the
perfect nightstand. |
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| 3 Full Baths
Each
has stool, shower, sink. |
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Room 5, Green Room: 3 twin bunks (that's 6
beds). This room has a vaulted ceiling and is trimmed with barn
wood. Great when you have lots of guests--or cousins! |
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