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Property Description |
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Located in downtown Sioux City attached to city skywalk system. Attached to the Sioux City Convention Center and within walking distance of area attractions, shops and restaurants. Historic 4th Street District 1 block from hotel. Executive suites offered with an outstanding view of the Siouxland area.
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Amenities |
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Porters
Business Center
City Center
Elevators
Exercise Gym
Hairdryers Available
High speed internet access
Iron
In Room Movies
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Indoor Pool
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Indoor Pool
Bus Parking
Indoor Parking
Truck Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Sauna
Free Airport Shuttle
Telephone
Laundry/Valet Services
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Miscellaneous Information |
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American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
193 rooms.
0 suites.
12 floors.
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Directions |
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From I-29 downtown Sioux City: Take business exit 147B, at stop light turn left onto Gordon Drive, curve right onto Nebraska Street, then go to 5th Street and right one block to Jackson Street and then right. Hotel is located on the left side of the street.
City - 4th and Jackson
Sioux Gateway Airport, (SUX), 7.00, S, Mile; Omaha-Eppley Airfield, (OMA), 94.00, S, Mile; Sioux Falls Regional Airport, (FSD), 90.00, N, Mile
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Guarantee Policy |
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Deposit: 21Nov2008 to 31Dec9999 Pre-pay - PREPAYMENT REQUIRED
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Cancellation Policy |
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Cancel 90 Day Before Arrival. Cancellation penalty is 1 nights not including tax. Reservations not cancelled by deadline will be charged 1 night's stay, or full amount of stay for reservations requiring prepayment.
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Restaurant Information |
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Famous Dave's Barbeque
Olive Tree Rest and Bar
Perkins Rest. and Bakery
Strykers Grill
4th Street Grill
Sweet Fanny's
IHOP
Rebo's
Luciano's
Dalton's Pub
Tail Gators
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Meeting Facility |
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Crystal Ballroom
Crystal North
Crystal Center
Crystal South
Salons A
Conference Room 1
Clarion East
Clarion West
Salons B
Salons C
Salons D
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Argosy Casino-Sioux City
Awesome Biker Nights
Browns Lake and Bigelow Park
Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center
Flight 232 Memorial
Floyd Valley Golf Course
Historic 4th Street District
IBP Ice Center
Lewis/Clark Interpretive Ctr
Mid-America Air Museum
Orpheum Theater
Promenade Cinema 14
Rivera Theater
Rivercade
Sargent Floyd River Museum
Sergeant Floyd Monument
Sioux City Art Center
Sioux City Convention Center
Sioux City Public Museum
Snyder Bend Park
Stone State Park
Sun Valley Golf Course
Trinity Heights
Tyson Events Center
War Eagle Monument
Woodbury County Courthouse
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While you're here....
Check This Out!
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Algona - Camp Algona P.O.W. housed 10,000 German prisoners of war from 1944 to 1946. Learn this story from exhibits and guides. The German POW's also built a Nativity Scene and later gifted it to the City of Algona it can be seen at the Kossuth County Fairgrounds. Highway 169.
Battle Creek - Natural History Museum with 4,000 specimens on display. 600 full-body wildlife mounts. Mounted skeletons of rhinoceros, elephant, giraffe and more. Highway 59.
Cherokee - Planetarium with monthly programs on the seasonal night sky; historical exhibits and temporary exhibits on a variety of subjects. Junction Highway 3 and 59.
Emmetsburg - Sister City to Dublin, Ireland. Kiss a blarney stone, visit a unique Irish gift shop or stop in the 28,000 square foot Wild Rose Casino and Resort for slots, craps, roulette and blackjack. Pub, restaurant and buffet. Highway 18.
Humboldt - Check their events calendar - harness racing, polka fest, arts festival, and July 4th celebrations. Highways 169 and 3.
Ida Grove - You won't want to miss the castle architecture in this community. A local businessman liked the look and built several buildings throughout town. Hiking and Biking trails. Highway 59.
Le Mars - Known as the Ice Cream Capital of the World because Well's Dairy (Blue Bunny) ships more ice cream every day than anywhere else in the world, more than 120 million gallons. Family-friendly visitor center tells the history of ice cream, offers a simulated production exhibit, an interactive computer room…and if you're lucky taste testing…top off your visit in the 1920's style Blue Bunny Ice Cream parlor. Highway 75, north of Sioux City.
Trivia
1. What city is the largest popcorn producer and honey cooperative?
2. Why is Le Mars known as the Ice Cream Capital of the World?
3. Where was the ice cream treat, Eskimo Pie invented?
4. Who declared Sac City's popcorn ball the worlds largest?
5. Which western Iowa town was home to the Cracker Jack Popcorn company?
6. Hawarden native Brian Hanser played what position for the New Orleans Saints?
7. Holstein native, Jack Eicherly was featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not for scoring 279 points in what number of high school football games?
8. Which western Iowa town holds the oldest Kite Festival in the United States?
9. What European Country heritage is the community of Orange City?
10. Iowa's oldest and largest Flight Breakfast is held every July 4th in what city?
11. How many World Series rings did Sioux City native, Dick Green (Oakland A's) win?
12. How high (stories) was the free standing house of playing cards built by Spirit Lakes' Bryan Berg?
13. Robert Schuler, Crystal Cathedral, Hour of Power broadcast fame, was born in what western Iowa community?
14. What famous wildlife artist is from Arnold's Park?
15. Sioux City is home to famous two Advise Columnists, who are they?
16. Four of Iowa's five largest natural lakes are in northwest Iowa, can you name them?
Answers:
1. Sioux City
2. Ships more ice cream each day than anywhere in the world.
3. Onawa
4. Guinness Book of World Records.
5. Odeboldt
6. Punter
7. Nine
8. Sac City, the oldest in the Americas, only one older is in Japan.
9. Holland
10. Estherville
11. Three
12. Eighty one stories
13. Alton
14. Maynard Reece
15. Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren
16. East Okoboji, West Okoboji, Spirit and Storm Lake.
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