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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Green Bay East, WI

850 Kepler Drive, Suite A, Green Bay WI 54311, US

Reservations: +1 (800) 830-5222 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (920) 288-0101 Fax: +1 (920) 288-0202

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Hotel near University of Wisconsin, Lambeau Field

Located just five miles from bustling downtown Green Bay, our hotel is the perfect place to stay during your next vacation in Green Bay. Our hotel near the University of Wisconsin is also in close proximity to several popular attractions, such as Oneida Casino, Northeastern Wisconsin Zoo and the Bay Beach Wildlife Preserve. With its convenient location and convenient amenities, this hotel in East Green Bay is the perfect stop for travelers of all types.

Attractions near our hotel in East Green Bay include:

Foxy Lady Cruises: (5.3 miles)
This Coast Guard-certified cruise affords up to 100 guests breathtaking views of the Green Bay area and Lake Michigan. Private cruises are also available.
+1 (920) 468-8993
Green Bay Botanical Gardens: (14 miles)
Open year round, this unique 47-acre garden captures the beauty of the northeastern United States' four distinct seasons.
+1 (920) 490-9457
Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and Lambeau Field: (12 miles)
Our hotel is near Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, which is a must-see for all football fans. Admission to the Packer's Hall of Fame and tours of the Lambeau Field stadium are offered daily.
+1 (888) 442-7225
Neville Public Museum: (5.7 miles)
This eclectic Green Bay museum offers a variety of exhibits on subjects from Wisconsin history to the arts to the human body.
+1 (920) 448-4460
National Railroad Museum: (9.5 miles)
People of all ages can enjoy a guided or self-guided tour through this museum, which houses one of the nation's largest collections of railroad related memorabilia and locomotives.
+1 (920) 437-7623
University of Wisconsin, Green Bay: (5.3 miles)
The top-notch University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is home to award-winning facilities, such as a world-class performing arts center, premium student housing, and a bay-shore view as well as an excellent education.
+1 (920) 465-2000

Green Bay Movie Theatre: Marcus Cinema Green Bay East (0.2 miles)

Green Bay Golf Courses:

The Woods Golf Course (2.1 miles)
Shorewood Golf Course (5.3 miles)
Royal Scot Golf Course (10.4 miles)
Northbrook Golf & Country Club (17.3 miles)
Hilly Haven Golf Course (13.9 miles)
Thornberry Creek Country Club (16.2 miles)

Shopping in Green Bay: For a complete listing of Green Bay shopping opportunities, please visit the Packer Country Visitor and Convention Bureau website.

Bay Park Square Mall (9.4 miles)
Downtown Green Bay (7 miles)
Historic Broadway District (7 miles)
Nala's Fromagerie (7 miles)
Wine Premier (7 miles)
East Town Mall (2 miles)

Green Bay Charter Fishing:

On the Water Adventure Fishing: +1 (920) 469-3543
"Think Big" Charters: +1 (920) 468-5817
Trik Sea II Charters: +1 (920) 465-8727
Algoma Fishing Hotline: +1 (800) 626-3090
Kewaunee Fishing Hotline: +1 (920) 487-3090

For more information visit:
Greater Green Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau

About Green Bay

French explorer Jean Nicolet landed near Green Bay in 1634, claimed the area for France, and named it La Baye. Less than 20 years later, the French had established a trading post on the southernmost end of the bay, and it flourished despite regional conflicts and the War of 1812. The community prospered as western expansion brought in railroads, and in the mid- to late-19th century, processing and packing industries began springing up. In fact, the gridiron Packers got their name when a meatpacking company helped start the team in 1919. To be sure, football is Green Bay's hottest tourism commodity and the biggest deal in a town that, with just over 100,000 people, represents the smallest television market in the NFL. Every game at Lambeau Field (1957) has been sold out since 1960 - an unprecedented feat in the sporting world - because fans from all over have clamored to see the likes of Brett Favre and Vince Lombardi tread the legendary "frozen tundra." Many of the bigger attractions around town are also football-related, including the Packer Hall of Fame, Lambeau Field tours, and Lombardi Drive itself. Of course, Green Bay offers much more. Additional sights include the Oneida Nation Museum just east of downtown, where visitors can learn about the People of the Standing Stone and how they were forced out of their native New York; the National Railroad Museum, which features old diesel and steam locomotives; and Heritage Hill State Park, a 40-acre living history museum illustrating Wisconsin life in the 18th century. The town also offers a number of cultural pursuits, with performances by the Green Bay Symphony and theater productions at the Weidner Center.

Did you know?

The only link between the east and west sides of De Pere, historic Claude Allouez Bridge was completed in the 1930s and - save for minor repairs and upkeep - has remained in operation ever since. Those visiting De Pere for the first time should park their cars and walk the entire length of the bridge, stopping along the way to take in excellent views of the Fox River. Studies conducted in 1997, however, have shown the bridge to be in poor condition and indicate that, at some point in the future, it will need to be either completely refurbished or replaced.

Nearby Attractions

Bay Beach Wildlife Sancutary Bay Park Square Mall Green Bay Botanical Gardens Green Bay Packers / Lambeau Field Heritage Hill National Railroad Museum Neville Public Museum Northeastern Wisconsin Zoo Oneida Casino Resch Center University of Wisconsin Green Bay UWGB / Weidner Center for Performing Arts