Find Hotels Near Red Cloud Park La Crosse

614 Monitor Street (1.4 km from Red Cloud Park)

This motel features free parking and rooms with free Wi-Fi. The property is located within a 15-minute drive of access to Lake Onalaska a lake connected to the Mississippi River. Seating areas and cable TV are standard in rooms at the Affordable Inn.

56 Copeland Avenue (1.7 km from Red Cloud Park)

This hotel is located in downtown LaCrosse Wisconsin.WiFi is available throughout the hotel.Candlewood Suites LaCrosse also offers a 24-hour gym and BBQ facilities.Guest suites include a fully equipped kitchen dining area and work desk with lamp.

1625 Rose Street (2.1 km from Red Cloud Park)

Set in La Crosse in the Wisconsin Region 2.4 mi from La Crosse Center Super 8 La Crosse features a hot tub free WiFi and a fitness center. Rooms have a TV microwave and refrigerator. Certain rooms have a seating area to relax in after a busy day.

511 3rd Street North (2.2 km from Red Cloud Park)

Just a 10-minute walk away from La Crosse Convention Center and a 15-minute walk from the University of Wisconsin this hotel is located off of Interstate 90 in downtown La Crosse and offers complimentary hot breakfast and free WiFi.

1830 Rose Street (2.3 km from Red Cloud Park)

Located on the banks of the Misssissippi River near the historic downtown La Crosse district the Quality Inn is the perfect destination for those flying in from the La Crosse Regional Airport.d is just minutes away from several cultural shopping.

1835 Rose Street (2.3 km from Red Cloud Park)

Best Western Riverfront Hotel is conveniently located in the popular North Side area. Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services.

2110 Rose St ; (2.6 km from Red Cloud Park)

101 State Street (2.7 km from Red Cloud Park)

Featuring views of the Mississippi River and Riverside Park The Charmant Hotel offers accommodations in downtown La Crosse. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and free WiFi access in this renovated candy factory built in 1898.