Find hotels near Quad Cities Visitor Center, Davenport from AED 286

"Figure out which side the train tracks are on and book your room on the other side or you’ll be woke up every hour. Make sure the shower door in your room slides shut & will stay closed before you decide to shower or your bathroom will flood which you’ll see on your ceiling from the floor above you by shotty patchwork. Pro:close to river center establishments."

"Everything was perfect"

"The desk clerk was rude. She answered my question before I could ask it. We were not given the room we booked through Expedia and were told that it was not advisable to book with third-party vendors. So, I said, “Okay, we also booked a room directly with Element, and we still didn’t get the room we booked.” The clerk responded that we were only staying for one night. It didn’t matter; we had paid for a room and should have received it. If not, she should had offered a discount rate."

"Pool and hot tub were broke I paid $200 for one night without access to the pool or bar area that has pool table none of this was compensated either. I think they should have gave us a partial refund. We came for the pool and they didn’t have one or offer any type of discount or refund. Sad because I went 5 years ago and it was much better."

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"Breakfast was just fine. "

"Found half ate cookies and some fruit loops under one of the beds. Other than that everything was a 3 star watering. Staff friendliness was a five star rateung"

"Shower head leaked all over and I had to fix it. No restaurants in the area worth talking about. Breakfast was terrible scrambled eggs, sausage that didn’t look like it or taste like it, food area is unsupervised which is why nobody knew there was a fire in the toaster, felt like I slept on a cloud the bed was so soft, and the cleaning staff doesn’t come everyday to give new towels and wash cloths unless you call and ask for them. "

"Refrigerator not working. In-room safe not working. I wanted to stay in the city center, thinking I could easily walk to some nice restaurants. The area is dying, with many stores and restaurants closed. I ended up ordering a salad at the hotel and ate in my room. I'd stay on the outskirts if I ever pass that way again. "