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Top Marshalltown Hotel Reviews
Isle Casino Hotel Waterloo - A Caesars Rewards Destination
10/10 Excellent
"very nice place"
Quality Inn & Suites Altoona - Des Moines
10/10 Excellent
"Good basic motel. Clean. Nice beds and bathroom. Near good dining- Jethro's BBQ had excellent steaks, Flip 'N Jacks was good for breakfast. Both about a 2 minute walk from hotel."
Sonesta Essential Ames
10/10 Excellent
"For a quick stay in Ames it's perfect. I was concerned initially because of the ratings, but gave it a chance anyway. The staff I came in contact with were welcoming and helpful! The front desk gentleman was very attentive and friendly! There was a lady that worked the breakfast stations (I didn't catch her name) she was absolutely wonderful, personable and sweet. The rooms were very simple (not fancy), but clean (and I look at everything!!!) As a single female traveler I felt very safe there. The breakfast was great! Lots of choices available! I would definitely stay again."
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Ames, IA
10/10 Excellent
"★★★★★ Five stars, because I’m genuinely amazed by this experience. We stayed during an Iowa State game weekend and paid roughly $350 per night. Fine by me. Supply and demand. Charge what the market will bear. What’s impressive is pairing premium pricing with the absolute minimum amount of effort possible. A room that achieved “barely clean enough.” An elevator loud enough to announce every trip. HVAC that provided plenty of noise and occasional temperature control. Breakfast items that seemed as disengaged as the hotel itself. And they ran out of coffee. At breakfast. That was admirable. If there is one thing a hotel should accomplish before 9 a.m., I would have guessed “have coffee.” Apparently I expect too much. Then there’s the signage: wipe your feet, do this, don’t do that, follow this rule. Nice touch. Very classy. There’s something wonderfully efficient about putting more effort into telling guests how to behave than into serving them. The whole stay left us wondering whether anyone actually works here, or whether the building simply operates on residual momentum. So bravo. Maximum game-weekend pricing. Minimum staffing. Minimum service. Minimum amenities. Minimum effort. Maximum instructions. And really, I got what I deserved. I booked it. Country Inn & Suites: you have successfully made your brand unforgettable to me. “Wow, they really tried,” said no one. Ever."
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Waterloo, IA
10/10 Excellent
"Comfiest beds I’ve stayed in awhile. Pillows were good, too. Brekkie was decent. If I had to be in the again, ai would def stay there again."
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Grinnell, IA
8/10 Good
"Everything was fine except the water is so soft that it made the tub DANGEROUSLY slippery. Had to use extreme care in turning around in the shower. (And I am not a fall risk so it was definitely the soft water.)"
The Black Hawk Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Very nice stay. Room was clean and convenient. Staff was helpful. Parking was the issue, as no parking at hotel, had to park a block away."
Hampton Inn & Suites Marshalltown
10/10 Excellent
"Friendly staff, good breakfast and good coffee all day"























