Madison Hotels And Motels

Madison, Wisconsin's beautiful capital city, offers both small-town charm and a range of leisure and cultural activities usually found in only much larger communities. While known primarily for being home to University of Wisconsin and the birthplace of The Onion, Madison is a lively place and a hotbed of youth culture, coffee shops, bars and entertainment.

And best of all, if you're lucky enough to have a little time to spend in this city, the relatively low cost of living will allow you to take in everything you have time to see without the prices that you'll find in the more popular tourist cities. Just a short distance from Milwaukee or a few hours by car or bus from Chicago, Madison is a great place for a short local trip.

Madison consistently ranks as one of the top places in the country to live, work, go to school, and raise a family. It's known for its exceptional quality of life--often people who come here for college end up staying beyond graduation. Madison's landscape offers natural beauty and recreational opportunities. And with its proximity to four lakes, Madison offers water activities such as sailing, fishing, swimming, ice skating, canoeing, and boating. Of course, there's also hiking, biking, snowmobiling, skiing, and jogging on the many nature trails.

A College Town at Heart
The University of Wisconsin-Madison itself has some attractions: a beautiful shoreline campus, a 1,200-acre arboretum, the Elvehjem Museum of Art, a geology museum, the new Kohl's Center with a 460,000 square foot arena for major sporting events, and performances at the Wisconsin Union Theater. And, of course, don't forget the simpler pleasures of Madison--a wonderful array of beer, cheese, and sausage. As far as staying here, Madison offers many recognizable hotel and motel chains at inexpensive rates, easily booked via the Internet. Whatever your reason for visiting may be, you'll be sure to enjoy this reasonably priced city.

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Madison Hotels And Motels