Where the Loess Hills Meet the Missouri
Marble Ace pairs river-facing suites with four kitchens, a five-room spa, and a gaming floor that never really closes, all under one roof a short bridge crossing from downtown Omaha. Nobody's rushing you toward the tables here — there's plenty else worth staying for.
Six Wings, Six Different Speeds
Pick whichever pace suits the day — a slow morning in a river-facing suite, an hour with a spa therapist, or a late night on the gaming floor once the bluffs go dark outside.
Gaming Floor
26,000 sq ft of table games, slots, a dedicated poker room, and a sportsbook lounge overlooking the river, open 24 hours to guests 21 and older.
See the Floor →Suites
176 rooms across three tiers, every one within view of the river or the Loess Hills.
Dining
Four rooms in one resort, from a dry-aged steakhouse to a riverside grill.
Spa & Wellness
Five treatment rooms built around prairie and river-clay botanicals.
Pool & Cabanas
A year-round indoor pool plus a seasonal outdoor sundeck, May through September.
Nobody Books This for Just One Reason
A lot of riverfront properties in southwest Iowa lean almost entirely on their gaming floor and treat everything else as an afterthought. We built this place on the reverse logic, laying it out across a reclaimed rail parcel so a kid can spend the morning in the pool, a partner can disappear into a spa appointment, and the whole group can land back together for dinner and a hand or two of blackjack — no one has to leave the property to do any of it.
See Every AmenityFrom Request to Room Key in Four Steps
Look at Dates
Punch in your travel dates and group size and see what's actually open.
Send It Over
A real person on our front desk calls or emails back with your locked-in suite and rate.
Layer In Extras
Slot in a spa hour, a chophouse table, or a cabana hold before you ever pull into the lot.
Pull In & Unwind
Hand off the keys or park yourself, check in, and you could be on the pool deck in minutes.
Recent Stays, in Guests' Own Words
We booked a river-view suite for a long weekend and barely left the property. Breakfast at Harvest Table, an afternoon at the pool, and a couple hours at the tables in the evening — it all worked together.
The cabana rental on the sundeck was worth every dollar in August. Our kids were in the shallow end while we actually got to sit down for once.
Came down for a work conference and the boardrooms were sharp, but it was the Ironwood Chophouse dinner afterward that made the trip feel like more than a business stop.
Four Kitchens Under One Roof
Whether you're staying with us or just stopping by for the evening, all four rooms are open to anyone — from a relaxed grill on the sundeck to a chophouse worth booking ahead for.
Curious What a Weekend Here Actually Looks Like?
Pull up rates for your dates online, or skip the form entirely and get someone from our reservations desk on the phone.