Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Cedar Rapids Airport

9100 Atlantic Drive Southwest , Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

Reservations: (888) 201-1746 US Toll Free

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

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Conveniently located near:

Eastern Iowa Airport - 0.5 miles
Hawkeye Downs Speedway, BMX Track &
Exhibition Hall - 2 Miles
U.S. Cellular Center - 5 Miles
Ellis Park Softball Diamonds - 10 Miles
Hitters Sports Park - 10 Miles
Kirkwood Softball Complex - Adjacent
Tait Cummins Sports Complex - 3 Miles
Veterans Memorial Stadium - 6 Miles
Cedar Rapids Bowling Center - 10 Miles
Lancer Lanes - 4 Miles
May City Bowl, Inc. - 5 Miles
Westdale Bowling Center - 5 Miles
Jones Golf Course - 5 Miles
Cedar Rapids BMX Track - 3 Miles
Cedar Rapids Ice Arena - 6 Miles
Kingston Stadium - 6 Miles
Airport National Public Golf Course - 3 Miles
Amana Colonies Golf Course - 10 Miles
Amana Colonies - 10 Miles
Veterans Tennis Center - 6 Miles
Cedar Rapids Exhibition Center - 4 Miles
Czech Village - 5 Miles
Downtown Cedar Rapids - 5 Miles

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 60,000 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.

While it may be small compared to some other cities, Iowa City grants high living standards. In the summer, it sponsors weekly downtown jazz and pop concerts, and the arts are an essential part of the community's fabric. Thanks to its lovely neighborhoods, high educational standards, growing economy and involved citizens, Iowa City frequently figures high on "best-place-to-live" rankings.

Nearby Attractions

Hawkeye Downs Speedway Indian Creek Nature Center National Czech & Slovak Museum Kirkwood College U.S. Cellular Center Science Station Cedar Rapids History Center Cedar Rapids Symphony Cedar Rapids Kernels AAA Baseball

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Cedar Rapids Convention & Visitors Bureau Easterm Iowa Airport Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce

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