The Axis Moline Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

We booked an Event with Alysia. She and her staff were amazing. The room was set up and beautiful well in advance of our luncheon. The food was delicious. Mark was very helpful with flowers and offered his assistance if we needed anything. Anne made sure people in our party had whatever they wanted to drink and upon check out there was a little mix up with ours and our daughter's room and Sean got the bill straightened out for us. We had a wonderful time, the Hotel and the rooms were beautiful and the food in the restaurant was delicious. Total success. Thank You.

This is our second stay at the Axis Hotel in Moline. As there were three of us, we stayed in rooms with double beds, which are a bit smaller than the rooms with single King beds. The building was built in 1929 in Art Deco style. It served as an indoor golf and office building (per a hotel tour guide). That is why the rooms are set up in very interesting ways. You enter through a long hallway, where you reach your bedroom, and around the corner, you have a long hall leading to a grand bathroom. You get a large closet and many drawers, thoughtful nightstands next to each bedside for your phone, glasses, and keys. You get a set of robes and slippers, and ear plugs (which you will need…I will explain in a moment). Everything in the room is beautifully decorated, from the carpets to the beds, art, classic accessories, and fabric wallpaper in the bathroom. It is super clean. You actually want to stay in, in your room. It feels amazing and very cozy. You can also walk to a few great restaurants in the town. I recommend the Lemongrass. Now, there is one bad thing - how noisy it can get. That is why you probably get the two sets of earplugs on your night desk. ;-) The walls are quite thin, making it easy to hear noises from neighboring guests or the morning chatter of the cleaning crew in the hall. However, the real challenge is the door-slamming issue. During our stay, a group of young guests kept going in and out around 1-2 am, causing the doors to slam loudly. A potential solution could be the installation of a slow-down mechanism to allow the doors to close gradually. The view is on the street or the library across. It is not busy at all. You can park on the 2nd floor in the garage and walk through the walkway directly to your room. Downstairs you can grab breakfast and there is a great French-inspired restaurant (The Syndicate Bistro) with great food (reasonably priced). There is also a convenience store. All the staff has been friendly the two times we stayed there. Except for the noise issue, the Axis Hotel is gorgeous and a great place to stay in the Quad Cities. We will stay there again.

200 nights in a hotel a year and this was not a good showing for Hilton. Starts with ear plugs in room, later realized it’s for the trains all night. Gives $15 credit for diamond members. Can’t be used at bar or in pantry and diamond members already get free breakfast. Bathroom was not cleaned properly when I arrived. Bar area was nice, area was nice as long as you stay on main road. 1 block any direction declines quickly.