| complimentary amenities include hot breakfast, and parking for large vehicles. there's also a heated indoor pool and a hot tub. kids age 17 years and under stay with an adult at no extra cost. the simply furnished rooms offer free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs, microwaves and minifridges, as well as tea and coffeemakers. off interstate 29, this modest hotel in a low-rise building is 5 miles from both the sioux city art center and the grand 1927 sioux city orpheum theater. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. upgraded rooms add pull-out sofas, while suites have living rooms; some feature whirlpool tubs or fireplaces
Sioux Gateway Airport 8 min
Stone State Park (24 min)
Nature reserve with hiking/biking trails, fishing & boating, camping & cabins, nature center & more. Trinity Heights (15 min) First Bride's Grave (3 min)
Stone marker built in 1938, commemorating the first Sioux City non-Native American married in 1853. Chris Larsen City Park (8 min) Sergeant Floyd Monument (5 min)
Monument dedicated to Charles Floyd, the only Corps of Discovery member to die on the journey. Cone Park (8 min) Sioux City Public Museum (9 min)
Center for local & regional history, with interactive displays including a replica of a fossil dig. Mid America Museum of Aviation and Transportation (6 min)
A 30,000 square foot aviation & transport museum with historic planes, cars & military artefacts. Sioux City Art Center (8 min)
Local hub for rotating art exhibitions & community classes, plus a play area for children. Bacon Creek Park (13 min)
Spacious locale for picnics & lake fishing, plus multiuse trails, a playground & dog park. LaunchPAD Children's Museum (10 min)
Indoor educational center with hands-on play areas including a farm, supermarket & fishing pond. Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center (11 min)
Interactive & animated exhibits exploring the July-September 1804 portion of the famed expedition. Sergeant Floyd River Museum (11 min)
Dry-docked boat-turned-museum & welcome center featuring history exhibits on the Missouri River. | 
