| 5211 North US Highway 51 Janesville, Wisconsin |
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| 608-756-0219 |
| "Janesville's Newest Kitchenette Hotel" |
| Welcome to the "best" Kitchenette Hotel in the Janesville, Wisconsin area! Enjoy a relaxing environment situated on 8 park-like acres, surrounded by woodlands and nature. Conveniently located within a 5-10 minute commute from any City of Janesville, WI location, we should be your first choice for any of your business or personal extended stay requirements. |
| HOTEL OFFICE HOURS: 9AM-9PM daily |
| Hotel Amenities Free WI FI high speed Internet 100+ TV channels 3 separate rooms: kitchen, bedroom, bathroom Full size kitchen: Full size refrigerator, stove, microwave & table for 2 Tiled bathrooms with shower Secure door front parking for your vehicles, contractor trucks boats & equipment. Parking lot security camera surveillance Duplex Buildings Quiet park-like setting |
| Hotel Rates All prices are totals, there are no hidden expenses Weekly $220.00 total - 1 or 2 person $230.00 total - 2 adults & 1 child Monthly $800.00 Total Daily $55.00 Total Maximum occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child per room |
| Click link below for map of our location and zoom out to see the Janesville area and our Hotels location. |
DIRECTIONS FROM
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| 1) Take I-90 Exit 171 B 2) Go 2 1/2 miles W. on Hwy 14 3) Turn Right on N. Hwy 51 4) We are 1 mile down on the Left. |
| Travel times to Janesville WI locations: |
| Thresheree Park - 5 minutes Rock County Airport - 20 minutes Lake Koshkonong -15 minutes Mercy Hospital - 5 minutes St. Marys Hospital - 15 minutes Rock County Fairgrounds (4-H fair) -10 minutes Southern Wisconsin Airfest Show -15 minutes Aqua Jays National Tounament Water Ski Show - 3 min. Alliant Energy Center - 40 minutes Coliseum (Madison) - 40 minutes Kohl Center - 45 minutes UW Madison - 45 minutes Dane County Regional Airport - 45 minutes Welcome ANR PIPELINE & MICHELS CREW! World Dairy Expo - 40 minutes GM Assembly Plant - 15 minutes |
| Peaceful, Quiet & Clean Many Hotels say they have it...we do! We always maintain a great group of guests! The 51 Kitchenette Hotel has a reputation for setting high standards that our guests appreciate. "We're here to serve up one of the best hotel deals in the Southern Wisconsin area!" |
| 51 Kitchenette Hotel 5211 N. US Hwy 51 Janesville, WI 53545 Phone # 1-608-756-0219 |
| Welcome to the Dairyland! |
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| Hotel Corneau 1890-1910 |
| Hyatt House (hotel) 1856-1867 |
| Interurban Hotel |
| London Hotel 1982 |
| Meyers Hotel 1875 |
| Montery Hotel 1937-1945 |
| Williams Hotel & Kens Club |
| Janesville Wisconsin Old Historic Hotels (all are no longer in business although a few still stand such as the London Hotel & Montery Hotel) |
| Grand Hotel -1925 |
| JANES HOTEL - Owned by Charles Stevens. He then sold this to J. P. Dickson and built the "Janesville Stage House" JANESVILLE STAGE HOUSE - 1837. First significant hotel in Janesville. The structure was torn down in 1859. MEYERS HOTEL was built on its place later in 1861 and had 100 rooms. ROCK COUNTY HOUSE - 2nd significant hotel in Janesville was opened by Volney Atwood at the corner of Main and Court streets. It was kept by him only for a short time, and he was succeeded by a Mr. Blood, and then later by Sol Hud- son, who ran the hotel as the American House. AMERICAN HOUSE - 1840. Corner of Court & Main Street. In 1867or 1868 it was destroyed by fire. AMERICAN HOTEL -1847 In 1847 a three-story brick block next to the Rock County House — then called the American Hotel — on Main street was erected by Morris C. Smith and his partner. It was later occu- pied by William Conrad as a store building. STEVENS HOUSE -1848 Early in this year Charles Stevens began building a large hotel, to be called the Stevens House, at the corner of Milwaukee and Franklin streets, where the Hyatt House was afterwards situ- ated. The new hotel was to be something grander than had ever been erected in Janesville. On June 1, 1848, the "Gazette" pub- lished an article concerning it, in which it was stated that it would require more than an acre of plaster. It was finally finished and opened on October 12 by Landlords Churchill and Sibley, and was run as a hotel until it was burned in 1853. On election night, the first Tuesday of April, the Stevens House was destroyed by fire during one of the most violent gales of wind ever experienced ; it was a wonder that more of the city was not burned, as there was no fire department except a volun- teer bucket brigade. The burning of the Stevens House prompted the common council to take action in securing a better fire de- partment and apparatus, though this was not accomplished for some time thereafter. The HYATT HOUSE was built on the ruins of the Stevens House, but met the same fate...was entirely destroyed by fire in 1867, no insurance. The burning of the Hyatt House, spoken of hereafter, and the Chicago fire in 1871, finished the financial destruction of Mr. Smith, though he kept his spirits and continued in the prac- tice of law at Janesville until almost the time of his death, which occurred October 17, 1892. Stevens built another hotel on North First Street over Main. When Mr Stevens sold it, it was re-named UNION HOUSE. NEW ENGLAND HOUSE - 1850. Sold hands and was renamed again the STEVENS HOUSE. JANESVILLE CITY HOTEL - 1851 owned by John King. He died a year later in 1852 and then the Hotel was suspend until 1854. Management proved a failure and was sold. The new Hotel was called the Janesville House and operated under Auspicious circumstances.. Was released to another person and the name changed to SCHUYLER. Was released again and became the FARMERS HOTEL. Again, it kept getting re-leased over and over again. Another new 2nd SCHUYLER HOUSE - 1861. On Bluff Street, North of Court. This building was sold 2 more times. Was partially destroyed to fire. It was rebuilt. Then resold again to Mr. Pember and re-named the PEMBER HOUSE. The OGDEN HOUSE , a five-story building on the northerly side of Milwaukee street between Main and Bluff, was built by J. M, May; it was used for commercial purposes for a couple of years, but was turned into a hotel (The MERCHANTS HOTEL) after the Stevens House burned in 1853. In 1859 the postoffice was located in this building. The DAVIS HOUSE - 1861 JEFFRIES HOUSE - corner of Milwaukee and High Street. 50 rooms Reference: Page 588 http://books.google.com/books?id=c1RSZ0EZVIIC&q=hotels+janesville#v=snippet&q=hotels%20janesville&f=false http://www.archive.org/stream/rockcountywiscon02brow/rockcountywiscon02brow_djvu.txt Tags: Janesville Wisconsin, WI Hotel Hotels |
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