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The Super 8 Motel Council Bluffs, Iowa is located off I-80, Exit 1B. The motel is located between Omaha, Nebraska and Des Moines, Iowa . The Super 8 Motel Council Bluffs, Iowa is just minutes away from the Horseshoe Casino and Dog Track, Harrah's Casino, and the Ameristar Casino. Other attractions include Eppley Airport, The Qwest Convention Center, Old Market Shopping area, Creighton College, Henry Dorley Zoo, Rosenblatt Stadium, and Omaha Civic Center. The Super 8 Motel Council Bluffs, Iowa offers High Speed Wireless Internet, Pets Welcome, and Superstart Breakfast.
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Amenities |
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Air Conditioned
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Casino
Continental Breakfast
Copy Service
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Free Local Telephone Calls
Ice Machine
Internet Access – Complimentary
High speed internet access
Internet Access – Wireless
On the Lake
Multilingual
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Multilingual
Bus Parking
Outdoor Parking
Recreational Vehicle Parking
Truck Parking
Recliner
Restaurant
Security
Smoke Detectors
Sofa Bed
TV Remote Control
Satellite TV
Vending Machines
Wake-up Service
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Miscellaneous Information |
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American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1:00 PM
Check out time is 11:00 AM
Opened in 1979
0 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
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Directions |
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Entertainment district, Shopping district, Theatre district, Expressway, Lake
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Restaurant Information |
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Embers
Cracker Barrel
Red Lobster
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Dodge Park
General Dodge House
Joslyn Art Museum
Mall of the Bluffs
Railwest History Center
Sack Air Force Base
The Ball Riverboat Ridge
Walnut Antique City
Western Heritage Museum
Air Mail Facility
Aksarben Coliseum
Big Lake Park
Horseshoe Dog Track & Casino
Creighton University
Crossroads Mall
Desoto Band Wildlife Ref
Desoto Bend NWR
Elmwood Park
Fontenelle Forest
Fontenelle Park
Fort Omaha
Greyhound Dog Racing
Heartland Park
Iowa School For The Deaf
Henry Dorley Zoo
Lake Manawa State Park
Lewis & Clark Monument
Mount Vernon Gardens
Omaha Country Club
Omaha Zoo Lied Jungle
Rosenblatt Stadium
Spring Lake Park
Two Rivers State Rec Area
University of Omaha
Westroads Mall
Wilson Island State Park
Wilson Canyon State Rec Area
Lake Manawa State Park
Harveys Sports Complex
Bluffs Cab
Safeway Cab
Eppley Airfield
Greyhound Bus Lines
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While you're here....
Check This Out!
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You can drive through the beautiful Loess Hills on the National Scenic Byway or bike on Wabash Trace Trail. Western Iowa's Loess Hills region is a one-of-a kind land formation in the United States and can be found in only one other place in the world, the Yellow River Valley in China. Loess formations are the result of windblown silt deposited in 200 + depths for 220 miles parallel to the Missouri River and Interstate 29.
The National Scenic Byway is a mosaic of scenic roads and excursion loops from the southern Iowa border to Akron, north of Sioux City. The Wabash Trace is a 63-mile hard surface trail with Trail Heads in Shenandoah and Council Bluffs.
Clarinda - You will GET IN THE SWING of things in Clarinda, birthplace of Big Band Leader, Glenn Miller. Visit his birthplace home and sway to Big Band sounds at the Glenn Miller festival each June. Junction of Highways 2 and 71.
Stanton - How about a drink from the world's largest coffee pot? In honor of their Swedish heritage, the city water tower is a coffee pot. It is estimated to hold 480,000 cups of coffee. Local actress Virginia Christensen became "Mrs. Olson" of coffee commercial fame. Highway 34.
Villisca - The Midwest's most hotly debated and yet unsolved crime took place here in 1912. Visit the site and if you can summon the courage, take a lamp-lit tour or make an appointment to stay overnight! Several documentaries and television shows have featured this story. Junction of Highways 71 and 34.
Corning - This nationally designated "Great American Main Street Community" offers great shopping, artwork and artisan's galleries, antiques, specialty gift shops and an old fashioned soda fountain. Make sure you stop in the Fickle Frog for tea and unique shopping. Highway 34.
Trivia
1. When the Miller Orchestra was at its peak in 1943 earning $20,000/week what did Glenn Miller choose to do?
2. The Olson-Linn Museum in Villisca has the largest collection of what?
3. Professional baseball players, Ozzie Smith, Von Hayes, Bud Black, Darrell Miller and Mark Williamson have what in common?
4. Shenandoah's Everly Brothers got their start on what radio station?
5. Who created corn-husking contests?
6. Name two songs made famous by the Everly Brothers.
7. Late night talk show host, Johnny Carson was born where?
8. What was the first city west of the Mississippi to adopt a city manager form of government?
9. Clarinda is the birthplace of 4-H, what do the four H's stand for?
10. Red Oak is the birthplace of what industry?
11. What is the distance between Iowa's north and south borders?
12. What six states border the state of Iowa?
13. Iowa has more roads than how many states?
Answers:
1. Enlist in the United States Army Air Corps
2. Pre-1930's cars and trucks
3. They played for the Clarinda A's.
4. KMA Radio
5. Henry Wallace
6. Cathy's Clown and Bye Bye Love
7. Corning
8. Clarinda
9. Head, Heart, Hand and Health
10. Art Calendar industry
11. 210 miles
12. Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Nebraska and Missouri
13. Forty
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