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Americas Best Value Inn - Mauston, WI
Americas Best Value Inn is a pet-friendly hotel in Mauston, WI. The Americas Best Value Inn is conveniently loacated on Hwy. 82 off I-90/94 in Mauston, Wisconsin - the central point between Minneapolis/St. Paul and Chicago. Our air conditioned rooms are a pleasant retreat at the end of day of fun and excitement. Guestrooms include single King bed, Double bed, 2 Double bed, single King bed with a futon - 2 room suite with Jacuzzi, or 2 Double bed room. Each room comes fully equipped with remote controlled color cable TV, FREE local calls, and hairdryer. Iron/board, microwave, and mini-fridge are available upon request. The Americas Best Value Inn is the perfect place to stay while visiting this beautiful part of Wisconsin. Mauston sits on the banks of the Lemonweir River. During your stay enjoy natural wonders, scenic river water ways, underground caverns, and fun water activities. Swimming, waterskiing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking, and boating are just a few of the water sports available on the waterways of the Wisconsin Dells area. See the beauty of the Dells by water on a guided boat tour, or take a leisurely tour on land, by horse-drawn wagon, or by rail on a steam powered train. The Red River Ridge Ranch offers you a beautiful view of the Lemonweir River from horse back. Our area provides recreational riding for cyclists on the Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail, part of the rails to trails program; this trail will take you through rock tunnels and across trestles with railings. Is is a great way to enjoy the natural beauty of our area. The museums in our area are historic and diverse including the Circus World Museum, the Boorman House, and Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum.
Americas Best Value Inn is reported to be pet friendly, but we haven't called to confirm the details of their pet policy. We will be doing so soon, but in the mean time, you can call the hotel directly at 608-847-5609 for more information.
