About the FlatIron

Yes, the FlatIron is open year round to accommodate guests who are: Coming to soak in local mineral springs Visiting family and friends Obtaining services at the VA hospital Touring the local sites regardless of weather Stopping for a night to travel through

A boutique hotel is typically characterized by several key features: Unique Design: Boutique hotels often have distinctive architectural styles and interior designs that set them apart from larger, chain hotels. They may reflect local culture, history, or artistic influences. Intimate Atmosphere: Boutique hotels tend to be smaller — usually fewer than 100 rooms. This creates a more personalized and intimate experience for guests. Local Flavor: Boutique hotels are often designed to immerse guests in the local culture, offering locally sourced artwork and experiences that reflect the surrounding area. Stylish Amenities: While boutique hotels may not always offer the same extensive amenities as larger chains, they often focus on high-quality, stylish offerings. Overall, boutique hotels combines charm, style, and personalized service to create a memorable stay for guests. The FlatIron was built in 1911 to accommodate a triangular lot, a unique building in Hot Springs, SD. We have worked to maintain the look and feel of its heritage while incorporating local goods and art into the experience. With a total of nine rooms, it's a quiet and intimate experience right in the heart of Hot Springs, South Dakota.

No. We provide short-term rentals up to 28 days. When booking for a stay longer than one week, be advised that we're not a full-service hotel. We don't do daily cleanings, laundry during your stay, or provide you with extra products during your stay. While every room has a fridge and microwave, some of our rooms don't have kitchens, so that's also an important factor in booking.

Each room at this boutique hotel has a different price based on amenities, sleeping capacity, season, and demand. To find the price and availability of a room, please go to our Suites page and click on the room you're most interested in. Choose your dates on the calendar and select "reserve now". You'll be taken to a screen where you can view the nightly rate along with taxes and applicable cleaning fees.

No. We do not allow pets or service animals of any kind. The owner of this boutique hotel is extremely allergic to animals and we can't allow them inside.

Micro weddings have emerged as a popular alternative to traditional wedding celebrations. It's a more intimate approach that typically involves a guest list of 20-50 close friends and family, rather than the hundreds common in larger ceremonies. The appeal of micro weddings lie in the opportunity to create a more meaningful, personalized experience for both the couple and their loved ones. It's also better on the budget. With a smaller guest count, couples can allocate their budget towards higher-quality elements like cuisine, a unique venue, or carefully curated decor. This allows for a greater emphasis on the personal touches that reflect the couple's vision. Flexibility is another key benefit of micro weddings. Couples have the freedom to select unconventional settings that may be impractical for a larger celebration. This intimate atmosphere lends itself to a more relaxed ceremony and reception, where formalities take a backseat to quality time with guests. Micro weddings are compelling. By scaling back the guest list, couples can curate a deeply meaningful celebration that prioritizes the emotional connection with their nearest and dearest. As this trend continues to gain popularity, it provides a thoughtful alternative for couples to commemorate their union in a manner that feels true to their values and relationship. At the FlatIron, we allow up to 75 guests in the courtyard for micro weddings. When booking the courtyard for a wedding, Suite 104 is also included in the arrangements. This guarantees the wedding party a restroom, large kitchen, space to dress and prepare, etc. Contact us for details.