Name: Dutch Mill Inn
Rating: 3.0

National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Hotel & Travel Guide

National Sprint Car Hall of Fame is certainly a place worth exploring.

Knoxville, where it is located, lies 30 miles (48 kilometers) from the capital city of the state, Des Moines.

Even though you'll only find 3 accommodations in the area, they are an easy drive from the attraction. Take your time comparing the features at the Cobblestone Hotel Knoxville and Red Carpet Motel, situated within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of National Sprint Car Hall of Fame.

If breakfast in bed or a concierge aren't essential, stay at the Super 8 - Knoxville, 0.6 miles (1.0 kilometer) away.

One of the best things about vacations is tasting lots of tasty food. Head over to Mr C's Steakhouse (1107 West Larson Street, Knoxville). When the evening stars appear in the sky, prepare to go out and play. Get down to Dingus Lounge (713 North Lincoln Street, Knoxville), only 0.2 miles (0.3 kilometers) away.

Other Things to Do Near National Sprint Car Hall of Fame

If you would like to cram as much as humanly possible into your trip, here's a sampling of what else is going on:

Peace Tree Brewing Company is a fun place to visit. Take a look behind the scenes and learn how they make their trademark brew.
Practice your swing and try to take some strokes off your game at Bos Landen Golf Club.
At Historical Village, Vermeer Windmill & Scholte House you will be left in awe of both the deep-rooted culture and the architecture.

I was going to a funeral of a relative.I live 340 mi from Pella.I asked if I could check in early so I coukdgo to the family visitation on Sun afternoon. (Sent message & also called them because no reply initially to the message).They said they might try,but I came later then since there was no positive feedback.I arrived around 2:15 o or so. (Normal check in is 3 pm).No rooms were ready.Initially Shantel said " Give me 5 min to clean the bathroom." This turned into @least 20 min.Later she said that "everyone had checked out by 11am." None of the rooms were made up till @least 4 or 4:30 pm. (If all had checked out @11am I don't know why none of the rooms were ready.) Two dark skinned men I think were helpers too,but always seemed to be on their phones. Then the free Wi-Fi did not work. I grew up in this area & have stayed there @other times,but this was a very bad experience. I was so upset that I could not attend the visitation of my relative. Surely for a situation like this the rules could have been adjusted.