Hotels with WiFi in Northeast Iowa, Iowa

"Clean, comfortable rooms. Great staff"

"Nice hotel, clean rooms, lots of parking for cars and trailers. King room was large and comfy. Other amenities (bathroom supplies, TV, etc.) were basic."

"We enjoyed our stay at the hotel, but we can tell it needs renovated. Lots of carpeting problems. The breakfast food was really good and all the people were friendly in the eating area and at the front desk."

"The hotel was comfortable and clean.I was a beatiful area to walk along the river. "

"Was very clean. And we had an excellent stay."

"This is our 'go to' when visiting Dubuque- which we do often. SUPER excited with the renovations being done. LOVE the carpetless flooring. Would appreciate a few more pillows on the bed. Breakfast was great- stocked and cleaned often. Thanks for the great stay! We will be back!"

"Clean rooms, beautiful hotel, and excellent staff! "

"The property was clean and quiet. I would definately stay there again."

"PRO: The Inn is conveniently located, easily accessible and reasonable priced. The staff are friendly and proficient. The inn provides an excellent complimentary breakfast and 24/7 fresh coffee. A large "family" restaurant, gas station and convenience store are located across the street from the inn. My room was clean and spacious and it included air conditioning, a refrigerator and a microwave. The bed was very comfortable. CON: The TV was bolted to the wall and didn't swivel which essentially restricted viewing to the bed. The only table was a desk, bolted to the wall, which made it impractical to eat while watching TV. A couple of TV trays would solve that problem. There was an elaborate audio-video panel on the desk, which apparently connects to the TV for use with laptops and other personal electronics, but no instructions were provided for this panel nor for the elaborate DirectTV Universal remote. The bathroom facilities were clean but dated, with a high-wall tub that was not access-friendly and a low-rider toilet. The deadbolt on the room door couldn't be latched."