Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Lansing, MI

6511 Centurion Drive, Lansing MI 48917,

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (517) 827-7000 Fax: (517) 827-7001

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Visit the Attractions Nearby our Hotel's Lansing, MI Location

Conveniently located off I-496 and just three miles west of downtown Lansing, our Country Inn & Suites Hotel Lansing, MI offers an ideal location to explore the culture and creativity of Michigan's state capital. Our guests enjoy easy access to several Lansing attractions and entertainment, including Potter Park Zoo, Lansing Mall and Michigan State University. We invite you to reserve your stay online today and discover the convenience of our hotel's Lansing, MI accommodations.

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The Country Inn & Suites Hotel Lansing, MI is located nearby the following attractions:

Abrams Planetarium (8.0 miles)
Named after Talbert and Leota Abrams, the MSU Abrams Planetarium allows visitors to explore the wonders of the universe inside this 360-degree dome theater.
Phone: (517) 355-4676
Boarshead Theatre (7.0 miles)
Founded in 1966, this 250-seat theater is mid-Michigan's only professional theater and the state's longest running performance venue.
Phone: (517) 484-7805
Impression 5 Science Center (5.0 miles)
This hands-on learning center founded in the 1970s is the perfect place for families to have fun exploring the physical and natural worlds of science.
Phone: (517) 485-8116
Lansing Mall (2.5 miles)
Featuring more than 100 retail stores, the Lansing Mall offers an ideal stop for excellent shopping.
Phone: (517) 321-0145
Meridian Historical Village (12.0 miles)
This beautiful area portrays the historical heritage of 19th century life in central Michigan.
Phone: (517) 347-7300
Michigan Women's Historical Center & Hall of Fame (7.0 miles)
This museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing contributions of women like Rosa Parks, Gilda Radner and Betty Ford to the development of Michigan and the United States.
Phone: (517) 484-1880
Potter Park Zoo (7.0 miles)
Open year round, Potter Park Zoo is a popular Lansing family attraction.
Phone: (517) 483-4074

Local airports and transportation outlets nearby our hotel's Lansing, MI location include:

Amtrak Station (6 miles, east)
Capital City Airport (6 miles, north)
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (50 miles, west)
Greyhound Bus Station (6 miles, east)

About Lansing

In 1837, when state leaders selected a small township nestled at the confluence of the Grand and Red Cedar Rivers as the state capital, fewer than 10 registered voters lived here. From these humble beginnings, Lansing quickly became one of the Wolverine State's most dynamic social and political centers. By the late 19th century, the capitol was completed and an intrepid local, R. E. Olds, completed his latest invention: a three-wheel vehicle powered by a steam engine. Over the years, the auto industry has stood as Lansing's lifeblood, making it the "Car Capital of North America." Indeed, Lansing and the Capital City region have much to offer - world-class museums, fine universities, tranquil greenspaces, historic neighborhoods, and unique shopping districts. Visit the renovated Old Town, where turn-of-the-century brick buildings have been restored and renovated and are now home to a potpourri of galleries, antique shops, and restaurants. Spend an evening in East Lansing, home of Michigan State and the Spartans, which offers visitors the bohemian flavor of college town life with a neat collection of specialty shops, collegiate bars, and fast food joints. Go antiquing in the surrounding towns of Mason, Okemos, and Williamston.

Did you know?

The grandfather of Lansing's car industry, Ransom Eli Olds, built his very first Oldsmobile in 1897. From these humble beginnings, he launched what would become one of the most successful auto-manufacturing companies in the world. Guests to Lansing can learn about the man and his early inventions at the R.E. Olds Transportation Museum downtown.