Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Cedar Rapids Airport

9100 Atlantic Drive Southwest, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404, US

Reservations: +1 (800) 596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (319) 363-3789 Fax: +1 (319) 363-3781

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Hotel in Cedar Rapids, IA Near Eastern Iowa Airport

The city of Cedar Rapids, Iowa is bursting with adventures and our centrally located hotel gives you convenient access to it all. Located just five miles from beautiful downtown Cedar Rapids, our hotel is the perfect place to stay during your next visit to Iowa. Additionally, our hotel offers close proximity to several popular local attractions, such as the Cedar Rapids Science Station, Indian Creek Nature Center, the Czech and Slovak Museum and Hawkeye Downs Speedway. With its convenient location and convenient amenities, our hotel near downtown Cedar Rapids is the perfect stop for any traveler.

During your stay at our hotel in Cedar Rapids, we recommend the following attractions and activities:

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art (6 miles)
While many of the collections contained at the museum feature local artists and photographers, the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art also boasts Roman busts and famous works by Malvina Hoffman.
+1 (319) 366-7503
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra (6 miles)
Since 1921, this orchestra has been serenading audiences with works of the greatest composers of all time. The orchestra also hosts amazing educational facilities.
+1 (319) 366-8203
Czech & Slovak Museum (5.2 miles)
Brush up on your Eastern European history at the National Czech & Slovak Museum, the United States' most expansive collection of historic items from these European countries.
+1 (319) 362-8500
Hawkeye Downs Speedway (3 miles)
For over 80 years, Hawkeye Downs Speedway has hosted weekly races that attract thousands of visitors. The speedway also holds meetings, various games and educational programs.
+ (319) 366-3278
Indian Creek Nature Center (7.3 miles)
Founded in 1973, this 210-acre nature preservation center includes wetlands, prairies, gardens and numerous animal houses and exhibits.
+1 (319) 362-0664
Iowa Masonic Library and Museum (6.3 miles)
Founded in 1845, the Iowa Masonic Library and Museum is the most comprehensive collection of Mason-related works in the world. The beautiful marble building contains more than 100,000 volumes.
+1 (319) 365-1438
Mother Mosque of America (7 miles)
This is the first American mosque designed with the specific purpose of hosting Muslim worship services. Built in 1934, this small mosque is now on the National Register of Historic Places.
+1 (319) 362-0857
Science Station IMAX Dome Theatre (5.8 miles)
The Cedar Rapids Science Station is home to 100 exhibits, but is most famous for the 170-seat IMAX Dome Theater.
+1 (319) 363-4629

Additional nearby services:

Casey's General Store (.1 miles)
+1 (319) 632-4646
Eastern Iowa Airport (.5 miles)
+1 (319) 362-8336
Exchange State Bank (3.2 miles)
+1 (319) 857-4989
Tan Etc Salon & Spa (3 miles)
+1 (319) 848-4284
U.S. Cellular (4.8 miles)
+1 (319) 390-8882
United States Postal Service (3.3 miles)
+1 (319) 857-4194

About Iowa City

This former capital of Iowa was, from 1842 to 1857, home to state offices, serving as the center of regional government. Today, Iowa City is a picturesque metropolis of more than 67,000 people, resting in the east central part of the state halfway between Omaha and Chicago. When the capital moved to Des Moines in the mid-19th century, Iowa City preserved her vital role in regional life. As a result, the city now features an array of business and commercial interests, along with cultural offerings and the sprawling University of Iowa campus. The city, named for the Native American word for "beautiful land," is a bustling manufacturing and commercial town. It also offers a number of tourist attractions, including the nearby Amana Colonies, a collection of historic villages, and several parks and nature preserves. Sporting events, sightseeing opportunities, and leisure activities are available along the river in the city's restored downtown and on the U of Iowa campus. They include a natural history and art museum and the library of President Herbert Hoover. In addition, Iowa City prides itself on its arts and cultural offerings, as evidenced by the array of annual productions staged at the restored Englert Theatre, the Hancher Auditorium and the Riverside Theatre.

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Business, industry and research are vital aspects of Iowa City and the University of Iowa. The regional economy is home to facilities for national and international businesses, including those of General Mills, Lear, Oral B Laboratories and Procter & Gamble.