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Cobblestone Inn & Suites - Marquette - Marquette, IA

Key Facts

Address: 100 N Street
Marquette, IA 52158
Phone: 1 563-873-8900
Fax: 1 563-873-8905
Toll-Free: 888-693-8262

Web: www.staycobblestone.com/ia/marquette/
Email: Marquette@staycobblestone.com

Overview

Year Built: 2012
Check in Time: 3:00 PM
Check out Time: 11:00 AM

Number of Floors: 4
Total Number of Rooms: 54
Chain: Cobblestone Hotels, LLC
Chain Website: www.staycobblestone.com

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

Security: Electronic Key/Lock; Smoke Alarm in Rooms; Sprinkler in Rooms; Pets Allowed; Additional Fee for Pets; Size Limit of 40 lbs

Event Space

Total number of meeting rooms: 1
Total meeting room capacity: 1 meeting rooms holding 30 people

Meeting Facilities: Business Center; Copier; Fax; Meeting Facilities; Meeting Room Internet Access (Wireless)

Location

Description: Downtown Marquette - 5 MI from Dubuque Mncpl airport.

Nearby Airports: Dubuque Mncpl (50.50 miles southeast); La Crosse Mncpl (57.50 miles north); Waterloo Mncpl (70.50 miles southwest)
Nearby Sightseeing: The Barn Golf Course (3 miles northeast); Marquette Railroad Museum (1 mile northeast); Miss Marquette Lady Luck Casino (1 mile northeast)
Dining: Old Man River Restaurant; Jones Black Angus; Lady Luck

Nearby Recreation: Health Club; Boating/Sailing; Casino; Fishing; Golf Course; Jogging Trails

Amenities

Air Conditioning

Coffeemaker

Daily Maid Service

Iron/Ironing Board

Kitchen/Kitchenette (some)

Microwave Oven

Rooms for Non-smokers

Telephone

Refrigerator

Safe (In Room)

Cable/Satellite Television

Television

Whirlpool (some)

Internet Access (Wireless)

Venues Nearby

Motel 6 Prairie Du Chien

533 North Marquette Road, Prairie du Chien, WI 53821
2.1 miles

AmericInn by Wyndham Prairie du Chien

37502 US Highway 18, Prairie du Chien, WI 53821
3.3 miles

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