Marshfield, WI, Motels

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Marshfield, Wisconsin, is a city of approximately 20,000 residents that straddles both Marathon and Wood counties. Located in the center of the state, Marshfield has active business and cultural sectors and is often the site of festivals, trade fairs and conventions. One of the most important attractions in the area is the nearby Wildwood Park & Zoo, set on 60 acres of land. The zoo has a variety of animals and activities that include walks, drive-by tours of larger game and predators, and even bicycle paths. In Marshfield, which is also home to the Central Wisconsin State Fairgrounds and the Fox Fire Botanical Gardens, there are several motel options near the center and the most popular sights.

Hillcrest Motel Marshfield

This motel is within minutes of the Central Wisconsin State Fairgrounds and the Fox Fire Botanical Gardens. All of the 28 rooms on include continental breakfast, free parking and high-speed Internet. The motel is also near several restaurants, shopping areas and golf courses.

Hillcrest Motel Marshfield
504 St. Joseph Ave.
Marshfield, WI 54449
877-747-8713
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Stardust Motel

The one-story Stardust offers spacious rooms that include cable TV with HBO, microwaves, refrigerators, complimentary coffee and and high-speed Internet access. Guests can choose from either smoking or nonsmoking rooms, and both senior and corporate discounts are available.

Stardust Motel
1801 S. Roddis Ave.
Marshfield, WI 54449
715-387-1191
stardustmotelmfd.com‎

Park Motel

The Park Motel features rooms with televisions, desks, microwaves, mini-fridges and, in some cases, easy chairs. HBO and wireless Internet are included in each reservation. The motel also advertises corporate discounts as well as special rates for long-term stays and discounts for members of AARP and AAA.

Park Motel
1806 S. Roddis Ave.
Marshfield, WI 54449-4915
715-387-1741
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