Staybridge Suites Madison-East AREA LOKAL

Name: Staybridge Suites Madison-East
Address: 3301 City View Drive, Madison, Wisconsin, 53718, United States
Telephone: 1-608-2412300
Price range: $ - Jaminan Harga Terbaik Saat Anda Memesan Langsung

Situated on the corner of City View Drive and High Crossing Blvd, our hotel is nearest to East Towne Mall, easily accessible to UW-Madison campus, our State Capitol, Downtown Madison, and Alliant Energy Center, all just minutes away.

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