The Warrior Hotel and the Davidson Building at dusk on Sixth Street, Sioux City

(HIPSTORIC™) Autograph Collection · Sioux City, Iowa

An Iowan Icon Reborn for the 21st Century Traveler

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A glamorous and distinct Midwestern destination, The Warrior embraces its celebrated past to create an inspired 21st century experience.

Built in 1930 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Warrior is both undeniably historic and decidedly hip. Or, as we like to say, hipstoric.

Stay

Rooms & Suites

Each of our guest rooms is uniquely designed and features elegant details evoking the building’s glamorous past.

148 rooms plus 11 suites, from the King Guest Room to the Presidential Suite.

Emerald tufted headboard and brass sconce in a Warrior guest room
The original brass entrance doors under The Warrior marquee
The lobby and front desk under the coffered ceiling
Guests arriving under The Warrior marquee

Have your druthers.

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Amenities

To enhance your stay, we offer a full range of unique experiences and high-end finishes found only at The Warrior in Sioux City.

The indoor pool, built where the hotel’s boilers once stood

Room

Packages

Whether you’re a pet-lover, sports fan, foodie, or somewhere in-between, let us show you around our spirited city. Discover a little more of what we refer to as “Sincerely Sioux City”.

The Warrior lit up at night on Sixth Street

525 6th Street, at the north corner of downtown Sioux City’s entertainment block, steps from the Orpheum Theatre and the historic Fourth Street district.

Location

Since 1930

Our Story

Built in 1930 by the Eppley Hotel Company and designed by Kansas City architect Alonzo H. Gentry, The Warrior is an Art Deco landmark of brick and terra cotta. Joined with the 1913 Davidson Building, it stands as a monument to a bygone era and a beacon for a new age of hospitality.

A vintage postcard of the Hotel Warrior, Sioux City
Sioux City at dusk from The Crown Rooftop Bar

This is a place where one can instantly feel like family; a city that’s genuinely glad you’re there. Ask our front desk for our favorite local spots.

Sincerely, Sioux City