Top Hotels Near Klinger-Neal Theatre in Sioux City from AU$106

"The rooms were great. Clean and in well order. It was advertised buffet breakfast 6am to 10am. We were a party of six. We arrived at 8 am. There. Was very minimal amounts of food. Everything that was listed on the menu wasn't avaliable. Once and item was gone it took several minutes eplaced it. There was 3 housekeepers bt the coffee machine and would not move for a customer to fill his cup. All the juices were gone and never refilled also. After paying for your breakfast you would think it would have been more presentable. The. Cafe hasn't busy ay all. Biscuits and gravy we also on the menu. Staff was excellent "

"Rooms were very spaciuos and had everything you needed"

"The cleaning staff could use some training on how to properly clean a hotel room. It seems like the room cleanliness has really gone down hill."

"Staff less than helpful. Hotel overbooked and didn’t get the two queens we needed with no attempt to compensate us in any way. Mattress was sagging and not comfortable. Shower doors had writing on them. Several others I knew staying had similar experience. Only positive I can say is the proximity to Orpheum theater but will be driving across town for better service and experience and will pay to park. "

"Clean rooms, friendly staff, close to lots of shopping and restaurants "

"Love the view and the service was excellent. "

"Everything from check-in to Check-out was excellent. The clerk at the desk was friendly and helpful throughout our stay and the amenities and room was great!"

"Sandy at the desk was nice. Room was clean. Halls were loud but is what it is. "

"Everything in the hotel was great. The only exception were the sloven individuals that we encountered at the breakfast buffet. Is it too much for a hotel to require that people come to breakfast in suitable attire? A simple sign outside the breakfast area that states: No pajamas or bathrobes. No barefeet. That's all. Simple requests that normal people should know. But apparently there are ignorant individuals who don't care what they look like, or care how unhygienic they present themselves. If they are that clueless, surely the hotel has a right to demand a modicum of respect and propriety from them on the hotel premises."