Rooms & More Rooms
A whopping 2,685 hotel rooms await business travelers in Council Bluffs. Here, hospitality, comfort, and convenience meet great value.
Twenty-four properties are conveniently located off I-80 and I-29 within a short distance from downtown Omaha. For those arriving by air or train, it’s a ten-minute drive or less to a CB hotel, with several of them offering complimentary shuttle service.
Council Bluffs hotels can be found in four general areas or pods: Missouri River & I-29 Corridor, Mid-America Center Entertainment District, Lake Manawa Power Center, and Madison Avenue & I-80.
Missouri River & I-29 Corridor
- Ameristar Casino Hotel
- Black Squirrel Flats
- BridgePointe Inn & Suites
- Hampton Inn & Suites at Ameristar
- Harrah’s Casino & Hotel
- Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites at Ameristar
- Quality Inn & Suites
- WoodSpring Suites
Mid-America Center Entertainment District
- Best Western Crossroads of the Bluffs
- Comfort Suites
- Country Inn & Suites
- Courtyard by Marriott
- Hilton Garden Inn
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites
- Microtel Inn & Suites
- My Place Hotel
- SpringHill Suites by Marriott
- Super 8
Lake Manawa Power Center
Madison Avenue & I-80
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From that list of properties, it’s easy to conclude that all of the major hotel loyalty programs are covered in Council Bluffs. These include Choice Privileges, Hilton Honors, IHG One Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy, My6, RediRewards, Stay Rewarded, Best Western Rewards, and Wyndham Rewards. Stay in CB, and points will be earned!
It is true. It is less expensive to stay in Council Bluffs than the rest of the metro. Compared to Omaha and its Sarpy County suburbs, the average daily hotel room rate (ADR) is lower in Council Bluffs, according to the hotel data service STR. Not to mention, CB’s hotel/motel tax is significantly less than Omaha's. Furthermore, hotel parking is free at Council Bluffs properties which is not necessary the case in downtown Omaha.
Staying on the right side of Omaha makes both sense and cents for the savvy business traveler.
