Hotels Near Walnut Center in Davenport

Really nice newer hotel right off 74. I was told that it's situated where a hotel called The Lodge used to be. Check in at Home2 Suites was easy, and the two rooms that we booked were extremely clean. We had one king suite and a double bed suite, both on the second floor, and they worked fine for us. Loved the full size refrigerator, microwave, sink, dishwasher, and real cutlery and plates, cups, glassware, bowls (not plastic ones). Bathroom was one of the cleanest I've seen in all of my hotel stays. Beds were comfortable and room had a large TV on a swivel so could be viewed from anywhere in the room. Plenty of closet space and drawers. Lots of USB sockets in the room for charging stuff. Breakfast was better than most and eating area was kept spotless. The only negative was that our room overlooked a gas station but we admittedly did not visit the area for its views.

Beautiful old hotel decorated historically and glamorous. The staff were all super friendly and the room was very elegant. The lobby bar was nice with comfortable bar chairs and the location was walkable to many restaurants, bars and the Adler theatre. My only recommendation is for the hotel to invest in new bed pillows.

What a pleasure it is to experience a well-run hotel! From the spacious and tasteful entry space to the clean and attractive room, it was an excellent experience. I especially appreciated the well-lit and tidy bathroom; all fixtures and surfaces were updated. The entire room, with its tasteful furnishings and fluffy white pillows, was appealing. I highly recommend this establishment even if only staying one night, as I did.

First off, this hotel was absolutely beautiful. Very upscale and classy, modern décor, super clean, great beds, awesome bathroom with a tv in the bathroom mirror. We loved everything about our room. The staff was super friendly and helpful too. We booked this as a couples get away and because we saw the awesome rooftop patio and thought it would be so nice and romantic to go hang out up there in the evenings. We shared this idea with the person we booked the room with and they talked about how nice and peaceful it was up there. Our first night there we went up to enjoy the Rise Up and found it was completely packed with a bunch of drunk 20 something year old's and there wasn't a place to sit. We had one drink inside the (not for hotel guests). We thought maybe we could enjoy it the next day and see the view, but we went back up and they have it closed along with Rise Up so you couldn't access it until 4pm. We never went back. We had planned to do most things at the hotel and that just wasn't an option. We were going to eat breakfast there but we failed to notice on their website that Viva is temporarily closed. Then in the evening we wanted some bottled water/pop. Guess what, they have no vending at all. So we had to drive around downtown Davenport to try to find a place to get water/pop. Not being able to eat there or have vending were totally inconvenient especially being downtown and not wanting to keep going back to our car to leave. Also parking was $12 a day unless you wanting to hunt for your own spot around downtown. We were disappointed with how this all turned out.

The hotel in Moline stayed here because of the meeting at the John Deere headquarters. There is a Friday restaurant next to it, and a large stadium is also within easy reach. Behind the hotel is the Mississippi River! The scenery is great! Going to Moline twice to stay here.