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Hotel Facts Hampton Inn & Suites Omaha Downtown 1212 Cuming Street Omaha, NE 68102 Phone 402.345.5500 Fax 402.345.5501 omahadowntownsuites.hamptoninn.com Guest Rooms & Suites Guest Services Area Restaurants 139 well-appointed guest rooms & suites • Complimentary wireless high-speed • Spencer’s • King bed with moveable desk and chair Internet access throughout hotel • Rick’s Café Boatyard • Two queen beds • Complimentary 24-hour business • Sullivan’s • Studio suite with two queen beds and center with high-speed Internet • Flatiron Café sofa sleeper access, computer and printer • French Café ® • Smoking rooms available • On the House hot breakfast buffet • M’s Pub ™ • Handicap accessible rooms available • On the Run Breakfast Bags • Upstream Brewing Company ™ • Suite Shop stocked with • Old Chicago In-Room Amenities microwaveable meals, travel items • Famous Dave’s • Complimentary wireless high-speed and more Internet access • Complimentary shuttle service to Things to Do and See • Cloud Nine. The Hampton bed experience. Eppley Airfield and within 5 miles of • Qwest Center Omaha • Suites include a kitchen area with mini the hotel • Henry Doorly Zoo with Lied Jungle refrigerator, microwave and sink • 100% Hampton Guarantee and IMAX Theater • Portable lap desk • Indoor pool, whirlpool and • Joslyn Art Museum exercise facility • Old Market • Signature alarm clock radio ® • Curved shower rod and massaging • Earn Hilton HHonors points • Boy’s & Girl’s Town shower head and miles • Orpheum Theater • Coffee maker, hair dryer, iron and • Guest laundry • Holland Performing Arts Center ironing board • Dry cleaning service • InPlay/Forte' Conference Center • Free local phone calls and no long distance • Complimentary USA Today • Rosenblatt Stadium access charges • Complimentary coffee available • Children’s Museum • Private voice mail and data port 24-hours a day in lobby • Durham Western Heritage • Flat-screen TV with 89 premium TV channels • Fresh baked cookies offered Museum including HBO, CNN, ESPN and Fox News weekdays • Offutt Air Force Base • Meeting/banquet space to • Slowdown Rock Club & Bar accommodate up to 55 people with • Film Streams wireless high-speed Internet access • Lauritzen Botanical Gardens • Ameristar Casino • Harrah’s & Horseshoe Casino • University of Nebraska - Omaha • Creighton University • Lewis & Clark Landing • Omaha Civic Auditorium • Heartland of America Park Recreational • Indoor heated pool and whirlpool • Exercise facility with treadmills, elliptical machines and recumbent bike all with their own TVs, free weights, benches, yoga mats, exercise balls and weight machine Location • Located in North Downtown Omaha at the corner of Cuming Street and 13th Street. .

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