Radisson Hotel La Crosse

200 Harborview Plaza , La Crosse Wisconsin 54601
Reservations: (888) 201-1718 US Toll Free
Telephone: (608) 784-6680 Fax: (608) 782-6430
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The Radisson Hotel La Crosse is conveniently located near many La Crosse attractions. Our downtown has been recognized as "The best revitalized downtown area in the State of Wisconsin" by the Wisconsin Trails magazine. Our hotel is also situated on the banks of the majestic Mississippi River and offers scenic views of the river byways and the city.

Along with being located in the center of the downtown business district, our family-friendly hotel in La Crosse is adjacent to beautiful Riverside Park. Old fashioned street lights adorn the park area, and beautiful flower beds and brick walkways make it a spot to relax and enjoy the activity on the Mississippi River. Take a moment to watch the eagles dance over the Mississippi River or the barges troll by. Be sure to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the downtown shops and the great nightlife which are just some of the La Crosse attractions steps away from our La Crosse hotel. Whether you are looking for a wonderful place to stay during a skiing vacation or you are visiting someone at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, this family-friendly hotel in Wisconsin is for everyone!

Our downtown Radisson La Crosse hotel is adjacent to the La Crosse Center and is conveniently located near the following La Crosse attractions:

The La Crosse Center
300 Harborview Plaza , La Crosse, WI 54601
(608) 789-7400
0.1 mile
La Crosse Municipal Airport
2850 Airport Rd., La Crosse, WI 54603
(608) 789-7464
6 miles
Mt. La Crosse
PO Box 9, La Crosse, Wisconsin 54602
(608) 788-0044
Riverside Park
(608) 782-2366
0.2 miles

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About La Crosse

While other portions of the continent were scrubbed by glaciers during the last Ice Age, La Crosse and its environs escaped the frozen onslaught. As a result, this "driftless area" boasts a picturesque landscape rife with natural features - a composition of bluffs, waterways, hills, and valleys. La Crosse itself enjoys an enviable location, set at the confluence of the Mississippi, Black, and La Crosse rivers. In earlier days, the region was the domain of Native Americans, who plied the waters of the Upper Midwest via these liquid roadways. In the 17th century, French traders explored the area and bolstered the town's development into the 18th century. In fact, they provided La Crosse its moniker, naming it for the curved stick used in an Indian game similar to modern-day lacrosse. By the mid-19th century, Nathan Myrick, a young New Yorker, established a trading post on a river island, moving shortly thereafter to the mainland, where he mapped out the future town. As steamboat traffic increased, more folks began to settle, finding merit in the area's fertile soils and in trade opportunities afforded by land, rail, and water. Lumber was also profitable, as was beer-making (La Crosse was surpassed at one time only by Milwaukee in its output). These days, the city is an inviting locale, prized for its natural beauty and comfortable ambience. Recreation abounds, and the presence of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse showcases culture and education. In addition, La Crosse takes great pride in preserving its historic structures and has revitalized its downtown commercial district with thoughtful renovations and well-considered adaptations that highlight the city's architecture. Local museums, gracious paddlewheeler cruises, views from lofty Grandad Bluff, the pedestrian-friendly river walk at Riverside Park, and the shops of Old Towne North provide a measure of local color and an amiable introduction to La Crosse that can't be beat. County seat, river town, university city - it's all these and more, an admirable feat for a friendly town whose population proper just breaks 50,000.

Did you know?

At the peak of the romantic steamboat era, La Crosse saw hundreds of vessels tie up at its docks each month. Today, "Julia Belle Swain" and "La Crosse Queen" offer unique glimpses of the Mississippi via paddleboat, as they take passengers on sightseeing cruises, overnight trips, and even a few private jaunts. Of course, La Crosse's love affair with the Mississippi has a tragic side as well - just a few hundred feet from Riverside Park lie the remains of the "War Eagle," which caught fire and sank on 15 May 1870.

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