Albert Lea Minnesota Casino

Welcome to Albert Lea Hotel and events center with easy access to I-35 and I-90 Situated off Highway 65 near the meeting point of I-35 and I-90, our Ramada Albert Lea hotel is a convenient home base for your visit—with easy access to Myre-Big Island State Park and downtown attractions.

No motels in northern Iowa near the casino and Interstate Highway 35 can be compared in convenience, price, friendliness and cleanliness to our family run motel, owned and operated by Debra and Daniel Luedtke, located just a half mile south of downtown Northwood, Iowa on Highway 65. A 'Mom and Pop' motel, we're only about 5 miles south of the Minnesota border and we pride ourselves on excellent customer service as well as a friendly and helpful attitude toward our guests.

Check out some of our guest comments here. We keep our rooms exceptionally clean and have refrigerators and microwave ovens in our rooms for the convenience of our guests. We are a 'pet friendly' motel and it's a short half mile walk to beautiful Swensrud and Hurd parks.

Our prices are very reasonable and our goal is to treat all of our guests like 'royalty.' Give us a call at (641) 324-1252 to make a reservation. We look forward to seeing you soon!

City Of Albert Lea

Debra and Daniel Luedtke

We Offer...

  • Beautiful and clean rooms at reasonable rates.
  • Rooms include microwave, refrigerator and Cable TV.
  • Free Local phone calls.
  • Pet Friendly Accommodations.
  • Free High Speed Wireless Internet.
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Albert Lea Minnesota News

  • 2019 East Main Street, Albert Lea, MN. Motel 6 Albert Lea Is Conveniently Located Near Shopping And Dining. Visit Albert Lea Art Center Holiday Lanes Or Diamond Casino.
  • According to the federal census of 1860, the population of Albert Lea village and township was 262. By 1880, the city of Albert Lea’s population was 1,966 individuals. From a modest beginning, Albert Lea grew into a flourishing village. Bibliographic Sources: Curtiss-Wedge, Franklyn, History of Freeborn County, Minnesota.