Radisson Quad City Plaza

111 East 2nd Street, Davenport Iowa 52801,

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (563) 322-2200 Fax: (563) 322-9939

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Radisson Hotel near Davenport's Mississippi Riverfront

The Radisson Quad City Plaza is ideally situated for guests visiting the Quad City area. Our hotel in downtown Davenport overlooks the mighty Mississippi River and the popular Rhythm City Casino.

The Radisson Quad City Plaza is connected by skywalk to Davenport's RiverCenter, Adler Theatre and a covered parking garage. Our convenient downtown Davenport location provides easy access to a number of Quad City attractions, including Niabi Zoo, NorthPark Mall, Figge Art Museum, casinos, colleges, universities and sporting events.

The Quad City International Airport (MLI) in Moline, Illinois is just 10 minutes away. Free shuttle service is provided by the hotel from 6am to 10pm daily

The following Quad City attractions are near our hotel:

Adler Theatre
Connected to our Davenport hotel, the Adler Theatre hosts celebrity headliners, Broadway performers, comedians, and dance and symphony performers.
(563) 326-8555
136 E 3rd St
Davenport, IA 52801
Connected by skywalk
RiverCenter
This 100,000 square foot venue is perfect for hosting meetings or conventions in Davenport. The RiverCenter features two large exhibit halls, 10 breakout rooms, executive boardroom and the historic art-deco Adler Theatre.
(563) 326-8500
136 E 3rd St
Davenport, IA 52801
Connected by skywalk
Figge Art Museum
This museum in Davenport features an extensive collection of 19th and 20th century American Art, including regional work by Grant Wood, as well as European Old Master paintings, Mexican Colonial Art and a unique Haitian Collection.
(563) 326-7804
225 W 2nd St
Davenport, IA 52804
0.1 miles from hotel
Rhythm City Casino
Enjoy gaming and a variety of live entertainment at this casino in Davenport.
(563) 328-2628
130 W River Dr
Davenport, IA 52801
0.1 miles from hotel
Fejervary Park
A great place for family fun in Davenport, this park features picnic shelters, a public swimming pool and the Fejervary Children's Zoo, which houses plants and animals unique to the Iowa-Illinois Mississippi Valley region, as well as a petting zoo.
(563) 326-7812
1800 W 12th St
Davenport, IA 52801
1.3 miles from hotel
Putnam Museum of History and Natural Science
Dedicated to expanding visitors' knowledge about the Quad City ecosystems specifically, this museum features exhibits such as "Black Earth/Big River," an Asian/Egyptian gallery and a 270-seat IMAX theatre.
1717 W 12th St
Davenport, IA 52804
(563) 324-1933
1.6 miles from hotel
Historic Village of East Davenport
Enjoy more than 60 specialty shops, boutiques, restaurants and bars at this historic district in Davenport.
2119 E 12th St
Davenport, IA 52803
1.6 miles from hotel
NorthPark Mall
For shopping in Davenport, head to NorthPark mall where you can enjoy more than 170 stores.
(563) 391-6773
320 W Kimberly Rd
Davenport, IA 52806
2.7 miles from hotel
Niabi Zoo
The perfect family-friendly activity in the Quad cities area, this zoo in Davenport is home to more than 800 native and exotic animals, as well as a petting zoo, miniature railroad for children and picnic facilities.
(309) 799-5107
13010 Niabi Zoo Rd
Coal Valley, IL 61240
8.9 miles from hotel

Other Points of Interest

LeClaire Park & riverfront - 1/2 block
Swing of the Quad Cities Baseball at Modern Woodman Stadium - .5 miles
Rock Island Arsenal - 1 mile
St. Ambrose University - 2 miles
Palmer Chiropractic University - 1 mile
Augustana University - 4 miles
John Deere Pavilion - 3.5 miles
John Deere World Headquarters - 7 mi
Iwireless Center, formerly The Mark of the Quad Cities - 3.5 miles

Driving Directions:
Interstate 80 to Brady Street Exit (295A)
South 5 miles to 2nd street, left 2 blocks

Interstate 74 to Grant Street Exit
West 3 miles to Brady Street

Interstate 280 to River Drive Exit
East 6 miles to Brady Street

About Davenport, IA

Few US metropolitan areas have a history as unique as the Illinois-Iowa Quad Cities, which grew up on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River. Before western expansion, the area was the site of Saukenuk, the largest Indian settlement in North America. In 1789, a young Sauk named Black Hawk looked on as American forces destroyed his village and, years later, he led his people in what became known as the Black Hawk War. "Indian problems" led to the establishment of a fort on Rock Island, which eventually became the country's leading arsenal. As the river slowly opened to boat traffic, small groups of "rapids pilots" began helping travelers navigate the deadly Rock Island Rapids. About the same time, a young inventor/farmer named John Deere opened his first plow-making plant in Moline. Around these three industries grew the towns of Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa, and Rock Island and Moline, Illinois. Today, the Quad Cities offer fascinating attractions and activities such as the Black Hawk State Historic Site, shopping in historic East Davenport, clubbing in the Rock Island Arts and Entertainment District, and gambling on a riverboat casino. In the summer, sounds of celebration fill the Upper River Valley during family-friendly festivals such as the internationally recognized Mississippi Valley Blues Festival.

Did you know?

Every August, the towns of Port Byron, Illinois, and LeClaire, Iowa, compete in the Great Mississippi River TugFest, one of the summer's most unique festivals. Using a 2,400-foot, 680-pound rope, teams on either side of the river grunt and pull, hoping to bring home the elusive alabaster eagle trophy.

Nearby Attractions

Adler Theater Rhythm City Casino Bix Beiderbecke Jazz Festival Mississippi Valley Blues Festival River Bandits Baseball Quad City Symphony Orchestra John Deere World Headquarters Palmer Chiropractic University St. Ambrose University The Mark of the Quad Cities Putnam Museum Figge Art Museum