Discount Hotels in Madison, Wisconsin

Madison is home to the University of Wisconsin, and is a great area for outdoor enthusiasts to explore. Hike or bike the more than 100 miles of trails surrounding the area. Hit the water for some swimming, boating and fishing in Madison's many lakes. When winter rolls around, the area offers winter tourists places to ice skate, sled, snowmobile, ski and snowboard. After a busy day of having fun, there are plenty of affordable places to rest for the night.

Americas Best Value Inn Mayflower

This affordable hotel, with rates starting at $45, offers guests free wireless Internet, continental breakfast, microwave and mini-fridge. Stroll the campus just minutes away or go ice skating at Madison Ice Arena. Madison's largest golf course, Yahara Hills, features two 18-hole courses and is just a minute away.

Americas Best Value Inn Mayflower
2509 Perry Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53713
(608) 221-9999
abvimayflowermadison.com

Rodeway Inn South

The Rodeway Inn South offers guests free wireless Internet, indoor heated pool and hot tub, free continental breakfast, exercise room, game room and a bar, and it is pet-friendly. Room rates start at $49. The campus and downtown are just a short drive away. Stroll the Olbrich Botanical Gardens and Vilas Park Zoo, and take a short trip for a day of snow skiing at Tyrol Basin.

Rodeway Inn South
4916 East Broadway
Madison, Wisconsin 53716
(608) 222-5501
rodewayinn.com

Super 8 Madison Wisconsin Hotel

Relax in the indoor pool and whirlpool, open 24 hours a day, at this Super 8. Guests enjoy free wireless Internet, free breakfast, laundry room, fitness center, business center and mini-fridge. Room rates start at $66, and it is pet-friendly. Head out for a day of exploring at Cave of the Mounds or take a cruise on Lakes Mendota and Monona.

Super 8 Madison Wisconsin Hotel
1602 West Beltline Highway
Madison, Wisconsin 53713
(608) 466-1064
super8madison.com

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