Falls Park Hotel in Downtown Sioux Falls Business District
The Country Inn & Suites Falls Park hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the Downtown Sioux Falls Business District, with easy access to area corporations as well as a wealth of local attractions and entertainment. Not only is the business and financial district at our doorstep, but we are also within walking distance of the area's best shopping, pubs and restaurants. Our hotel in downtown Sioux Falls offers a unique location overlooking the Big Sioux River near the intersection of 8th Street and Phillips Avenue. Minutes away from Falls Park and the Sioux Falls Airport, our hotel is your best choice for comfort and convenience.
Check out the following attractions near our hotel in downtown Sioux Falls, SD:
Falls Park (.5 miles) This park offers stunning views and recreation for the whole family, including a bike trail along the falls. Phone: (605) 367-7430
Great Plains Zoo (3.5 miles) Visit the Great Plains Zoo to see the amazing variety of wildlife and exhibits. Phone: (605) 367-7003
Old Courthouse Museum (.25 miles) The beautiful quartzite museum features three floors of regional history exhibits. Phone: (605) 367-4210
Sioux Falls Arena and Convention Center (2.5 miles) The Sioux Falls Arena is home to the Sioux Falls Skyforce basketball team, Sioux Falls Storm indoor football team and Sioux Falls Stampede ice hockey team. Phone: (605) 367-7288
Sioux Falls Regional Airport (2.5 miles) We are conveniently located near the Sioux Falls Airport. The hotel also offers free transportation. Phone: (605) 336-0762
Washington Pavilion of Arts & Science (.25 miles) The mission of the Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science is to educate, entertain and inspire, while enriching the community by making arts and science part of our lives. Phone: 1-(877)-WashPav
About Sioux Falls
Set along the banks of the Big Sioux River, Sioux Falls - population 151,000 - is the biggest little city in the region. In fact, the "Gateway to the Plains" is larger than any other city in South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, or Montana. Sioux Falls takes its name from scenic cascades formed 14,000 years ago as Ice Age glaciers retreated. The shifting ice also exposed pinkish, quartzite bedrock, which was used to construct many of the city's older buildings. The prominent river provides many benefits to locals. A good portion of residents are avid outdoorspeople who camp and hunt on its banks and fish and canoe its winding course. Tapping into this contingent, the city's "Outdoor Campus" (a joint venture between the Parks and Recreation Department and the Fish and Game Department) offers classes in boating, fishing, and wilderness exploration. In addition to waterways, Sioux Falls boasts extensive greenways: the city maintains more than 16 miles of biking and walking trails, which are given frequent use by visitors and locals alike.
Did you know?
Present-day downtown Sioux Falls used to be a military reservation known as Fort Dakota. The reservation was established in 1865 to protect settlers from Native American raids. After the fort was built, settlers returned in great numbers and the Village of Sioux Falls was incorporated by 1876.
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