Champaign, IL Hotels

La Quinta Inn Champaign
1900 Center Drive
Champaign, IL 61820-7821
Nightly Rates: ( 65.00 - 95.00 )
3 Star
The La Quinta Inn-Champaign is just a few miles from the Krannert Art Museum, downtown Champaign, the University of Illinois, and Parkland College. Stay here for IHSA wrestling events and the State Cheerleader Competition (we are the Host Hotel). Wal

Econo Lodge Inn & Suites
914 W. Bloomington Rd.
Champaign, IL 61821
Nightly Rates: ( 49.99 - 89.99 )
1 Star
Conveniently located in Champaign/Urbana. Only minutes to all University of Illinois campus locations. Over 25 sit down and 15 fast food restaurants within a mile, five of these are within walking distance. Areas largest mall, Market Placed Mall w

Baymont Inn & Suites Champaign/Urbana
302 WEST ANTHONY DRIVE
Champaign, IL 61822
Nightly Rates: ( 84.28 - 148.28 )
2 Star
The fully renovated Baymont Inn & Suites-Champaign/Urbana is only three blocks from Market Place Mall, and close to a variety of great eateries, such as Alexander's Steakhouse. When attending events at the University of Illinois Assembly Hall, Me

Country Inns & Suites By Carlson, Champaign North, Il
602 WEST MARKETVIEW DRIVE
Champaign, IL 61822
Nightly Rates: ( 89.99 - 149.99 )
2 Star
This award winning property is located only 10 minutes from the University of Illinois. The Country Inn & Suites of Champaign, IL has been recently chosen as the new Property of the Year by Carlson Companies Worldwide. The hotel offers complimentary

Courtyard By Marriott Champaign
1811 Moreland Boulevard
Champaign, IL 61820
Nightly Rates: ( 129.99 - 129.99 )
2 Star
The hotel designed by business travelers, Courtyard surrounds you with all the conveniences that make business and pleasure travel easy. The Courtyard Champaign is conveniently located three blocks from Market Place Mall, one mile from Deluxe Colwel

Drury Inn And Suites Champaign
905 West Anthony Drive
Champaign, IL 61821
Nightly Rates: ( 119.99 - 153.99 )
3 Star
Enjoy a visit to Champaign. Centrally located off Interstate 74 with easy access to a variety of restaurants and shopping malls for your convenience. This hotel offers 133 standard guestrooms and two-room suites. The suites provide a relaxing atmosph

Champaign - Days Inn
1019 Bloomington Road
Champaign, IL 61821
Nightly Rates: ( 44.99 - 105.17 )
3 Star
Days Inn Champaign surrounds travelers with the conveniences that make business and pleasure travel easy. Award-winning hotel that has consistently received a three-sunburst rating. We guarantee a great room at a great rate, with breakfast included

Comfort Inn Champaign
305 Market View Dr.
Champaign, IL 61821-1200
Nightly Rates: ( 62.99 - 74.99 )
2 Star
FREE high-speed Internet access in all rooms. Free Night program. Must have 1 Adult 21 years or older in each room. Valid credit card required to be presented for check in.

Fairfield Inn By Marriott Champaign
1807 Moreland Boulevard
Champaign, IL 61820
Nightly Rates: ( 139.99 - 149.99 )
2 Star
Fairfield Inn is Marriott's award winning economy lodging chain featuring clean, convenient, quality accommodations - all for a great value! Our oversized guest rooms are equipped with thoughtful amenities including reach anywhere telephone with data

Red Roof Inn Champaign
212 West Anthony Drive
Champaign, IL 61820
Nightly Rates: ( 46.99 - 56.99 )
2 Star
Red Roof Inns is one of the United States' largest economy motel chains, with well over 300 inns located throughout North America. Red Roof Inns are conveniently located near attractions and businesses and are accessible from major interstates and h

Champaign Super 8 Motel
202 Marketview Dr.
Champaign, IL 61820
Nightly Rates: ( 53.33 - 64.00 )
1 Star
The Super 8 Champaign is located within minutes of the University of Illinois, Parkland College, the Assembly Hall and Memorial Stadium. We are adjacent to the Marketplace Mall and within walking distance of many restaurants. Other attractions near t

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If you are searching for an inn, hotel, motel or resort near an Illinois attraction, amusement and theme parks, or close to shopping, cultural events, historic sites, museums and performing arts centers, or nearby zoos, a festival, a golf course, an Illinois state park, this is where you will find it.

From the skyscrapers of Chicago and the riverboats along the Mississippi, to the brand new Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum and the lush Shawnee National Forest, the opportunities to discover ILLINOIS are endless. In the Windy City there is non-stop fun, world-class museums and sights; beyond it is a whole world of culture, shopping and entertainment, charming small towns, the great outdoors you can follow in the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln, get your kicks on Route 66 or experience the Amish way of life, follow the rivers to historic sites, spectacular state parks, sample along winding wine trails and follow in the footsteps of explorers Lewis and Clark.

The countryside at ARCOLA is home to Illinois' largest Old Order Amish settlement, a rural area lined with Amish homes, businesses, and schools, plus horse drawn buggies; attractions include Rockome Gardens Theme Park, and The Illinois Amish Interpretive Center.

The BLOOMINGTON/NORMAL area has several attractions including the Children's Discovery Museum, the Illinois State University Planetarium, Upper Limits, the tallest indoor climbing facility in the world, and the McLean County Museum of History.

CHAMPAIGN-URBANA visitors can enjoy the prairie flora at The Arboretum and the Mabery Gelvin Botanical Garden, and explore Allerton Park; sports fans can visit The Olympic Tribute, a monument honoring the achievements of Olympic athletes; kids can pick apples and pumpkins at Curtis Orchard, feed the barnyard animals at Prairie Farm, try their luck with the Cornfusion maze at Hardy's Evergreen Acres and Reindeer Ranch, or learn about the stars and planets at The William M. Staerkel Planetarium.

CHICAGO is the Blues Capital of the world, and home to world-class shopping and legendary museums. The Navy Pier is a Chicago landmark with over 50 acres of parks, gardens, shops, restaurants and attractions of every kind; Chicago is filled with museums, including the Museum of Science and Industry, The Dusable Museum of African-American History, and The Field Museum, home to Sue, the largest and most complete T.rex ever found; a visit to Chicago is not complete without a stop at popular cultural landmarks like the Chicago Cultural Center, an architectural showplace for the lively and visual arts; there are architectural river cruises, the Chicago Music Mart, Chicago Neighborhood Tours, Eli’s Cheesecake World where 30,000 cheesecakes are made every day, and State Street with its specialty stores; the 100 elevators of the Skydeck Observatory take visitors to the 103rd floor of the soaring Sears Tower for spectacular views of the city.

CHICAGO METRO blankets those areas just outside the city limits; this is the place to discover biking and hiking trails, tree-lined Victorian homes, and over 300 golf courses; attractions include the 1800s homes in the Historic Districts of AURORA and its Splash Country Aquatic Center, a water-park and pioneer village, the historic downtown of ST. CHARLES, the 667 rare homes in Elgin’s Historic District, and Six Flags Great America.

JOLIET, with four riverboat casinos is said to be the Gaming Capital of the Midwest.

At NAPERVILLE is the 19th-century living history of the Naper Settlement Museum Village, and two famous names are commemorated at Oak Park: Ernest Hemingway Museum and Birthplace and Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio.

The Prairie Years and the Victorian Era come to life in exhibits at the Macon County Museum Complex in DECATUR; the Children's Museum offers hands-on exhibits; and animals from around the world live as they would in the wild in the Scovill Zoo.

At EFFINGHAM the County Courthouse has not been altered externally.

At the Ben Winter Museum at ALTAMONT ten full-scale steam engines and five scale-model steam engines and 12 stationary engines are all in working order; more than 30 rooms are open for viewing in the former Franciscan Novitiate at St. Francis Church; the Teutopolis Monastery Museum has a collection of articles used by the Friars including books from the 1700’s and Bibles in 12 languages.

Some 85% of GALENA (and nearly 100% of nearby Scales Mound) consists of National Register Historic Districts; attractions include the Galena/Jo Davies County History Museum, The Old Market House State Historic Site, the center of community life during Galena's most prosperous era, and The Old Stockade on Cobblestone Street which provided safety for Galena's earliest pioneers during the Blackhawk War of 1832; one of Galena’s outstanding buildings is the Ulysses S. Grant Home State Historic Site which was presented to the Civil War hero on his return to Galena.

There are over 600 antique dealers in KANKAKEE COUNTY including four of the largest Antique Malls in Illinois; visit the 100 dealers at Carriage Lane Antique Mall in Bourbonnais, Indian Oaks Antique with 165 dealers, Northfield Square, a mega-mall in Bradley, and six antique malls at Kankakee.

PEORIA is home to the Ronald Reagan Museum, a collection that now numbers over 2,000 items. Near Peoria are the Wheels O'Time Museum with vintage autos and many "hands-on" displays, Wildlife Prairie Park where visitors can discover wolves, bison, black bear and cougar, and the Dickson Mounds State Museum, an onsite archaeological museum.

QUAD CITIES (Rock Island, East Moline and Moline, Hampton and Davenport) in the Western Illinois region come alive at a variety of attractions including the Rock Island Arsenal, the Col. George Davenport Home, and in the Black Hawk State Historic Site; the John Hauberg Indian Museum/ Watch Tower lodges an important collection of Sauk and Fox Indian artifacts. other attractions include the Mississippi River Visitor Center on historic Rock Island, and the Walnut Grove Pioneer Village in Long Grove.

ROCKFORD in Northern Illinois is a hop, skip and a jump from the hustle and bustle of downtown Chicago, its many attractions on offer including the Rockford Art Museum, Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum, a rare example of Victorian "exotic" architecture, the Burpee Museum of Natural History, the Discovery Center Museum, and Midway Village and Museum Center, a turn-of-the-century village, with 24 buildings on 137 acres.

The State capitol SPRINGFIELD (and the surrounding area) has more than 15 different Lincoln-era historic sites: There’s Lincoln’s New Salem where Lincoln lived for six years, the Lincoln Home where the Abraham Lincoln family resided for seventeen years, (1844-1861), Lincoln-Herndon Law offices where Lincoln practiced law, the Old State Capitol where Lincoln spoke the immortal words "A house divided against itself cannot stand...", Lincoln Depot from which Lincoln departed his beloved Springfield for an uncertain future in Washington DC, and finally Lincoln Tomb, the final resting place for Abraham, Mary Todd, Tad, Eddie and Willie Lincoln; other attractions include the Lincoln Ledger at the bank where the Lincoln's paid their bills, and the Lincoln Pew in the First Presbyterian Church; the crown jewel of Abraham Lincoln sites is the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library & Museum housing the 47,000-plus Abraham Lincoln Collection of documents, books and priceless artifacts.

UTICA is the hometown of Starved Rock State Park, with waterfalls, bluffs and 18 canyons

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