East Central Iowa Hotels with Adjoining Rooms

"I am a disabled traveler who uses a wheelchair. The room I stayed in was freshly remodeled and yet the bed was the old fashioned “high bed”! I was very disappointed. I could barely get up to it to sleep! The door had no lowered peep hole and the closet had no lowered closet rod, only 2 shelves. The roll in shower was nice, but had no curtain to protect your parked wheelchair from getting wet. All this is unacceptable! The only saving grace was that the pool had a chair lift! It was broken at first, but I had the front desk staff put in a work order and engineering had it fixed by the next day. I actually got to go swimming! All in all the staff was excellent, the room was poor, and the pool was good."

"Figure out which side the train tracks are on and book your room on the other side or you’ll be woke up every hour. Make sure the shower door in your room slides shut & will stay closed before you decide to shower or your bathroom will flood which you’ll see on your ceiling from the floor above you by shotty patchwork. Pro:close to river center establishments."

"The place was ok. A bit dirty. The shower curtain was about to come off and the tub was old and dirty"

"Pool and hot tub were broke I paid $200 for one night without access to the pool or bar area that has pool table none of this was compensated either. I think they should have gave us a partial refund. We came for the pool and they didn’t have one or offer any type of discount or refund. Sad because I went 5 years ago and it was much better."

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"Our stay at the Hyatt was exceptional, we brought our grandchildren to swim in the pool on their spring break. The pool was very clean and the kids had a great time swimming. Our room was very clean and comfortable. We would definitely stay here again!"

"We were so happy to have discovered The Graduate! What a beautiful, unique site. Staff were wonderful and kind. Definitely our new go-to when we are in Iowa City. "

"Great stay and close to arena"

"Resort fees seem un-necessary."