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Accommodations
Hilton Milwaukee City Center
| 509 West Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53203 (414) 271-7250 The hotel is located among the downtown Milwaukee hotels on Wisconsin Avenue, the main thoroughfare of downtown living, and is connected to the city's convention center, The Wisconsin Center, where the 2015 TDU Annual User Conference will take place. ReservationsConference Attendee Rate: $159 + 15.1% taxThe rate includes complimentary internet access in guest rooms. Discount Rate Reservation Deadline: March 13, 2015 After March 13th, rooms will be sold at the regular hotel rate. Room reservations can be made online or by phone (1-414-935-5940). Please, reference Terra Dotta when making your reservation. A credit card guarantee is required with all reservation requests. The card will be charged one night's room and tax for all no-shows and for all reservations canceled within 48 hours prior to arrival. Check-in: 3:00 pm Check-out: 12:00 pm |
Transportation
The recommended airport to fly into is the General Mitchell International Airport (MKE). MKE is approximately 7.5 miles from the Hilton Milwaukee City Center Hotel. The hotel does not offer shuttle service from the airport. Go Riteway has a shuttle which services all the downtown hotels at a current rate of $20.00 round trip. Estimated taxi fare is $30 one way.Parking
Are you a local attendee driving to Milwaukee? On-site covered self parking at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center is $25 daily. Get Directions.Hotel & Surrounding Area
The Hilton Milwaukee Downtown hotel is a classic art deco hotel with rich furnishing and distinctive architecture built in 1927. Originally called The Schroeder Hotel, today the Hilton Milwaukee Downtown is recognized as the city's largest hotel with a tradition of excellence spanning nearly 85 years.The Hilton Hotel in Milwaukee is steps from many popular attractions including the Lake Michigan parkland and shoreline, the Henry Meir Festival Grounds (home to the World's Largest Music Festival, Summerfest; and many other ethnic festivals), the BMO Harris Bradley Center Sports Complex, the Milwaukee Theatre, and a bounty of boutique shops.