Wyoming, MI Lodging near Grand Rapids Downtown and DeVos Place
Whether you're booking hotel rooms for a show at the Van Andel Arena, a convention at DeVos Place or for a vacation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, our Country Inn & Suites is a perfect choice. Our Wyoming, MI lodging near DeVos Place and Van Andel Arena is also convenient to the Gerald R. Ford International Airport, the Grand Rapids Art Museum, the Public Museum, the Woodland Mall, the John Ball Zoo, and many more local attractions.
Nearby attractions:
The B.O.B. (4 miles) This four-story brick building in downtown Grand Rapids is home to hip night clubs, various restaurants, a cigar lounge, a microbrewery, a billiard hall, comedy club and more. Phone: (616) 356-2000
DeVos Place (4.9 miles) This scenic convention center located in downtown Grand Rapids along the Grand River has individual meeting rooms, a large ballroom, an exhibit hall, and a 2,404-seat performing theater. DeVos Place is home to the Grand Rapids Ballet Company, Broadway Grand Rapids, the Grand Rapids Symphony and Opera Grand Rapids. Phone: (616) 742-6500
Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park (9.8 miles) The Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park is great for a leisurely afternoon stroll. There are indoor gardens (the tropical conservatory, Victorian, carnivorous, and arid gardens) and outdoor areas (Michigan's Farm Garden, the Children's garden and seasonal gardens). Phone: (616) 967-1580
Gerald R ford Presidential Library & Museum (4.4 miles) The Ford Museum allows visitors to participate in the history of democratic citizenship and the lives of President and Mrs. Gerald Ford. Phone: (616) 254-0400
Grand Rapids Art Museum (4.9 miles) Visit the Grand Rapids Art Museum and find what the Chicago Tribune calls one of the, "art treasures in nearby Midwest cities." Located in the heart of the city, GRAM is the first LEED gold-certified art museum in the world and features exhibitions of national caliber and regional distinction.
Gerald R. Ford International Airport(9 miles) This airport is located conveniently close to our hotel in Wyoming, Michigan, and has wireless internet and meeting rooms for business travelers.
John Ball Zoo (4 miles) With over 1100 animals from the wilds of five different continents, this zoo is a great place for families and animal lovers. Phone: (616) 336-4301
Grand Rapids Children's Museum (4.3 miles) For children up to ten years old, this interactive learning museum encourages hands-on discovery, problem-solving and self-directed exploration. This museum is fun, engaging, and educational. Phone: (616) 235-4726
Public Museum, Grand Rapids (4.5 miles) This public museum seeks to educate and delight the public through its collections-based exhibits that prompt guests to explore more about our world. Great for children and adults of all ages. Phone: (616) 456-3977
River Town Crossings Mall (4.1 miles) With its new Celebration Cinema and Children's play area, this mall is great for shopping with the whole family. Phone: (616) 257-5000
Roger B. Chaffee Planetarium(4.5 miles) Located inside the Public Museum's Van Andel Museum Center in Grand Rapids, this state-of-the-art sky theater attracts visitors from all over. The Planetarium even has classic rock shows with laser lights and fascinating digital images. Phone: (616) 456-3977
Van Andel Arena (4 miles) With seating for 12,000 people, this Grand Rapids Arena hosts every kind of event from sporting, to big-name family shows and concerts. This Midwestern arena in Grand Rapids hosts the best events in town and is spectacular to visit. Phone: (616) 742-6600
Woodland Mall (4.3 miles) For Grand Rapids shopping, the Woodland Mall features more than 110 name-brand stores, boutiques and restaurants. The Woodland mall is a great place to visit on your Grand Rapids vacation. Phone: (616) 949-0012
About Grand Rapids
From the lovely historic district of Heritage Hill to the ultra-modern Van Andel Arena. From the majestic Frederik Meijer Gardens to the state-of-the-art IMAX Theatre at Celebration! Village. From classic, Midwestern-style steaks to eclectic tapas and international specialties. Indeed, Grand Rapids is a study in contrasts, a fascinating example of how a city can embrace tradition yet keep its eye set on tomorrow. An intrepid revitalization program has spurred continued development of the downtown area, with pockets of fabulous restaurants and chic nightspots springing up at a staggering rate - many of them in weathered brick structures whose exposed ductwork and hardwood floors yield a certain 19th century charm. Visit the B.O.B. (the Big Old Building), an old warehouse that's been converted into an enormous dining-nightlife-entertainment complex. Stop by the cozy little suburbs and neighborhoods: Eastown, East Fulton, Gaslight Village, Lowell, and Rockford. You'll quickly see why the Grand Rapids area is becoming Michigan's place to be and see.
Did you know?
Grand Rapids traces its history back to the 1820s, when Isaac McCoy, a Baptist minister, became the first European to settle the area. By 1831, Frenchman Louis Campau established a trading post here and purchased what would eventually become the downtown area. The city of Grand Rapids was incorporated in 1850.
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