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This Eagle River, Wisconsin hotel features the only three diamond rating in the area, a large lobby with brick fireplace, 24 hour indoor pool with Jacuzzi® and sauna and game room.
The BEST WESTERN PLUS Derby Inn is a newly-renovated, full-service hotel situated right in the middle of the Eagle River recreation area. Visitors staying at this Eagle River hotel can expect unsurpassed customer service and convenient access to local attractions such as the Derby Racetrack, Chain of 28 lakes, Carl's Wood Art Museum and Trees for Tomorrow.
This hotel offers spacious guest rooms with a larger microwave and refrigerator in every room, pillow top mattresses with enhanced bedding, wireless and hard wired Internet, office table with desk chair, clock radio with CD and MP3 options, whirlpool rooms and two room suites. Each well-appointed room features cable television with HBO®. Hotel amenities include a complimentary continental breakfast, indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, interior corridors and a game room-perfect for guests with children. The hotel also features business services and meeting space for ten people. Small pets are welcome in pet friendly rooms!
Guests staying at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Derby Inn can walk right out the door to 300 miles of the best snowmobiling trails in the country. The 28 Chain of Lakes and the Eagle River Golf Course are both located just a quarter mile from the hotel. Visitors to Eagle River will enjoy all of the events taking place year round including Klondike Days, Cranberry Fest and Eagle River World's Champion Snowmobile Derby.
The friendly staff at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Derby Inn is waiting to ensure a fun-filled, relaxing stay in Eagle River, Wisconsin. Make a reservation today and save!
The festival will include screenings of nearly 70 films from nine countries, including some by Wisconsin filmmakers.
Includes a polar plunge, snowmobile show and swap meet, kids snowmobile racing, food and music. In Tomahawk.
An 1800's voyageur rendezvous, lumberjack competition, horse and dog weight-pull, chain-saw carving competition. In Eagle River.
An annual visual & performing arts festival featuring the works of 100 artists. In Green Bay.
An explosive, provocative, sophisticated, sexy, utterly unique and appeals to audiences of all ages. In Wausau.
Sports show with exhibits featuring fishing, hunting and outdoor products. Live fishpond and seminars. In Superior.
The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resource Education Center in Eagle River, has offered environmental classes since 1944. A variety of natural resource topics are available during the workshops and programs. The school specializes in field studies to promote conservation. Students from Northern Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan travel to the campus to attend the three-day workshops.
Students learn a variety of skills including, how to identify trees, how to track wildlife and water chemistry sampling. Make plans to visit the campus while traveling in Wisconsin. Stay close to the school in a comfortable Best Western guest room, for an enjoyable stay.