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Staybridge Suites Sioux City Southeast - Sioux City, IA

Key Facts

Address: 5410 Sergeant Rd
Sioux City, IA 51106
Phone: 1 712-244-5333
Fax: 1 712-244-5334
Toll-Free: 800-082-0107

Web: www.ihg.com/staybridge/hotels/us/en/sioux-city/suxbg/hoteldetail
Email: mbaltushis@lincolnhotelgroup.com

Overview

Check in Time: 4:00 PM
Check out Time: 12:00 PM

Number of Floors: 4
Total Number of Rooms: 92
Chain: Staybridge Suites
Chain Website: www.staybridge.com

Guest Services: Laundry Room; Free Onsite Parking; Wheelchair Access to Common/Public Areas; Common Area Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

Security: Smoke Alarm in Rooms; Sprinkler in Rooms; Pets Allowed; Additional Fee for Pets; Size Limit of 50 lbs

Event Space

Total number of meeting rooms: 1
Total event space: 625 sq ft
Total meeting room capacity: 1 meeting rooms holding 24 people

Meeting Facilities: Business Center; Meeting Room Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

Location

Description: 6.300 MI from Sioux Gateway airport.

Nearby Airports: Sioux Gateway (3 miles southwest); Regl Joe Foss Field (80 miles northwest); Eppley Field (82 miles southeast)

Nearby Recreation: Health Club; Pool (Indoor Pool)

Amenities

Air Conditioning

Coffeemaker (some)

Daily Maid Service

Kitchen/Kitchenette

Microwave Oven (some)

Rooms for Non-smokers

Voicemail

Refrigerator (some)

Cable/Satellite Television

Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

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