Book a hotel near Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark, Dubuque

You're certain to have a great time at Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark.

It's located in Dubuque, approximately 160 miles (257 kilometers) outside of the state capital, Des Moines.

It's great to have alternatives when trying to find a room, and with approximately 8 accommodation options only 2 miles (3 kilometers) from Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark, you are sure to find something close. Just 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) away, you will be able to hang your hat at the Hotel Julien Dubuque. A couple of other places are The Solon Langworthy House, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and the Hilton Garden Inn Dubuque Downtown, 2 miles (3 kilometers) away.

If you'd like to pocket a bit of money for more important things in life, you might like to spend a few nights at one of the reasonably priced solutions in the surrounding neighborhoods. A couple of popular places are the Mainstay Suites Dubuque and the Quality Inn.

Whether you are a tea connoisseur or a barista in the making, you're going to need something to keep your energy up. An easy walk from Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark, Dottie's Cafe offers a tempting range of refreshments and sweet treats. A great choice if you're looking for something more substantial is Woodfire Grille. Again, you won't have to go too far to get there. Anybody who loves an invigorating drink or two can also pull up a bar stool at Mojo's Sports Bar, yet another brief walk away.

Other Things to Do Near Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark

• Make your way to National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium when you've been to all the more famous museums and you're hungry for more!
• Diamond Jo Casino offers its guests unforgettable evenings full of fun and excitement.
• If you're up for a little edification, go and check out what's being presented at National Rivers Hall of Fame.
• History buffs should make time to visit Riverboat Museum, a place where history comes to life and tells stories from the past.
• Enter a fascinating underwater paradise at National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium.