Radisson Hotel Rapid City/Mt. Rushmore

445 Mt. Rushmore Road, Rapid City South Dakota 57701, USA

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (605) 348-8300 Fax: (605) 348-3833

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Rapid City, SD Hotel Near South Dakota Attractions

You'll appreciate our Rapid City, SD hotel's convenient location nestled in historic downtown Rapid City amidst the Black Hills, just a short drive from South Dakota attractions such as Mt. Rushmore, Badlands National Park, Deadwood, Sturgis, Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park and numerous other national treasures. The Radisson Hotel Rapid City - Mt. Rushmore is within walking distance to Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Convention and Visitor's Bureau, Prairie Edge Galleries, the Journey Museum, downtown Rapid City shopping and more. There is plenty to see and do surrounding our hotel in Rapid City, SD. Come discover the adventure waiting in our hills.

Nearby attractions include:

Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Begun in 1927, this national symbol attracts about two million tourists each year. If you're in the Rapid City area, you can't miss a chance to go see it. You'll never forget a visit to Mt. Rushmore.
(605) 574-2523
Distance from hotel: 22 miles
Rushmore Cave
Located five miles east of Keystone on Hwy 40, the Black Hills are one of the oldest mountain ranges in the US.
(605) 255-4384
Distance from hotel: 22 miles
The Ranch Amusement Park
Give yourself a break and enjoy a fun-filled afternoon at the Ranch Amusement Park. With go-karts, miniature golf, arcade, climbing wall and rides for smaller children, you'll find plenty to do here.
(605) 342-3321
Distance from hotel: 4.4 miles
Crazy Horse Memorial
Visit this memorial, a Native American response to Mt. Rushmore, to learn about the history and controversy surrounding both monuments.
(605) 673-4681
Distance from hotel: 31 miles
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center
Within walking distance of our Rapid City, SD hotel is the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, where Broadway-style shows, concerts and other events are held year-round.
(605) 394-4115
Distance from hotel: 0.2 miles
Prairie Edge Trading Co. & Galleries
This ranch and crafts outlets is located in downtown Rapid City on 6th and Main, two blocks east of our hotel.
(605)342-3086
Distance from hotel: 0.2 miles
The Journey Museum
Visit this museum of geology, archaeology and paleontology of the Black Hills.
(605) 394-6923
Distance from hotel: 0.5 miles

Nearby Services:

Affordable Adventure Tours
(605) 342-7691
Black Hills Car Rentals (on site)
(606) 342-6696
Rapid City Regional Hospital (1 mile)
(605) 719-1000
Rapid Care Medical Health Center (5 miles)
(605) 341-3235
Wells Fargo Bank (1 block)
(605) 394-3960
Rapid City Regional Airport (8 miles)
(605) 393-9924
(605) 393-2850 (flight info)
Randy Travis Fitness Center-YMCA (1 block)
(605) 716-9622
Bobs Shoe Repair (across from hotel)
(605) 342-8713
Rustic Razor Barber Shop (across from hotel)
(605) 341-9383

Driving Directions:

From I-95: take exit 57, which will lead you to our hotel
From the airport: make a right on Hwy 44 (Omaha Street) and continue for eight miles; at Mount Rushmore Road take a left and hotel is on right

About Rapid City

Rapid City, South Dakota's second-largest city, rests amid the state's (and the country's) oldest mountain range - the Black Hills. This formation, with its abundant minerals and rugged terrain, has shaped much of the region's history. In fact, Rapid City's early prominence came from the Hills, although gold rather than rich mineral reserves generated the fame. Intent on seeking wealth, early prospectors defied government prohibitions against white settlements, which were enacted following hundreds of bloody conflicts with the indigenous Lakota. Although things have settled down in subsequent years, the area's natural beauty remains constant. More than 300 miles of streams (including Rapid Creek, which gave the town its name) thread through the Black Hills, making Rapid City a common jumping-off point for trout fishing. Hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing also contribute to the town's status as one of South Dakota's most vibrant, most visited cities. And, of course, Mount Rushmore, a tribute to democracy and the American will, attracts folks with its monumental stature and impressive spectacle.

Did you know?

Certainly one of the most transforming events in Rapid City's history was the Flood of 1972. On June 9, torrential waters rushed through the town and, in six hours, eradicated manmade structures and natural features without discretion. Canyon Lake Dam failed, and 238 people lost their lives in the flood. In the years since, a floodway has been established along Rapid Creek, creating - where development once flourished - an open buffer of greenspace in hopes of heading off any subsequent tragedies.