Downtown Madison Hotel Information

• Visit the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce website. Here’s a map you can zoom in to find hotels in downtown Madison.

• The Visitor’s Bureau has a list of recommended hotels on their website, visitmadison.com.  Under Hotels you can choose the location you want by using the drop-down menu in the center of the purple area. Select “Central/Downtown” then click “Discover.” 

• Hotels in walking distance to/from the Monona Terrace Center are:

• Hotels somewhat in walking distance include:

 

The Visitor’s Bureau also notes that there will be many events happening in town the weekend of the conference so there may be a limited amount of rooms available. If you book lodging outside of downtown, you can:

• Drive to the Conference (see below for parking options)

• Catch a cab or Uber

• Use Madison public transportation

• Many Madison public buses go to the Capitol Square, which is very close to the Monona Terrace. Here is a link to the City of Madison Metro Transit map, fares, and schedule (make sure to look at the weekends/holidays schedule)

• o   Rent a bike here and check Madison bike paths here

 

Parking

• Monona Terrace has parking. Check here for pricing.

• City parking in walking distance can be found in public parking ramps and lots (Keep in mind that lots tend to be smaller and fill sooner). Among the closest include:

 

• Restaurants are all around Monona Terrace and you can see the Chamber of Commerce website and downtown restaurants map or the Visitor’s Bureau website for more information. Also, weather permitting, you can eat at the Lake Vista Café (scroll down the page) on the rooftop of Monona Terrace.

 

• To explore Madison the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce webpage has a lot of helpful information or the Visitor’s Bureau website.  Some suggested highlights are within walking distance of the conference:

If you will stay for the weekend, other attractions include:

• Overture Center 

• Orpheum Theater

• The Majestic Theater

And if your family is with you…

• Madison Children’s Museum