Eastland Suites Hotel & Conference Center
Eastland Suites Hotel & Conference Center, located in Champaign's twin city, Urbana, offers its guests several different options: two room suites with a kitchenette, two queen beds and one king in a bedroom separate from the living room; double/double rooms, which are rooms with two double beds and two bathroom sinks and vanities; contemporary king studio suites with king sized bed, complete kitchen, dining table and four chairs, and living room; and two-story loft suites are a contemporary king studio suite with a loft where there is an additional king-sized bed. The two-story suites feature a fully-equipped kitchen, living room with queen sleeper sofa, along with many other amenities. There are whirlpool suites made especially for two and extended stay suites and corporate housing that feature everything needed in a short-term apartment.
Eastland Suites Hotel & Conference Center
1907 North Cunningham Ave.
Urbana, IL 61802
(217) 367-8331
I Hotel and Conference Center
The I Hotel and Conference Center is located in the Research Park at the University of Illinois. Rooms have high-speed wireless Internet, 32-inch flat screen TVs, safes in the rooms that will accommodate a 17-inch laptop, robes, complimentary shuttle service to and from any building on the University of Illinois campus and the airport. The hotel has a spa, a Starbucks and Houlihan's Restaurant and Bar.
I Hotel and Conference Center
1900 S. First Street
Champaign, Illinois 61820
(217) 819-5000
Illini Union Hotel
The Illini Union Hotel has high-speed wireless Internet access, voicemail, cable TV, a fitness center and local phone calls are free. Guests can take advantage of the rec room with its billiards and bowling alley, get a massage, visit the art gallery, and enjoy a meal in the food court.
Illini Union Hotel
1401 West Green Street
Urbana, Illinois 61801
(217) 333-1241
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