Hotels near State Farm Center
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Hotels near State Farm Center
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Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG
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Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana
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Hilton Garden Inn Champaign / Urbana
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TownePlace Suites by Marriott Champaign Urbana / Campustown
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Hyatt Place Champaign-Urbana
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Hampton Inn Champaign / Urbana
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Hotel Royer Urbana Champaign Tapestry Collection by Hilton
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Best Western Paradise Inn
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AmericInn by Wyndham Urbana / Champaign University Area
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Comfort Suites Urbana Champaign University Area
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Best Western University Inn
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Urbana-Champaign by IHG
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Red Roof Inn Champaign - University
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Sleep Inn Champaign North - Urbana
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Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG
Predictable comfort designed for travelers coordinating visits around capacity-strained campus weekends.
- Share stories in courtyard seating between campus visits and meals
- Grab casual evening bites without leaving the hotel
- Browse the 24-hour market for quick breakfast before campus tours
Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana
Extended-stay flexibility designed for travelers returning to the town they remember.
- Enjoy eco-friendly bulk bath products in glass-enclosed spacious showers
- Park free on-site before heading to the stadium
- Start every game day with complimentary hot breakfast options
Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana
Extended-stay warmth designed for families returning to relive tradition together.
- Load up on signature waffles before heading to campus
- Gather grandparents, parents, and kids in roomy two-bedroom suite layouts
- Bond with other families near fireplace seating throughout game weekends
Hilton Garden Inn Champaign / Urbana
Elevated familiarity built for spectators who want dependable comfort surrounding big games.
- Wind down at outdoor lounge seating after a stadium victory
- Sample signature cocktail programs crafted for celebrating game day memories
- Stock up on beverages and snacks at the 24-hour market
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Champaign Urbana
Extended-stay layouts for families who need real space between game days.
- Meet fellow fans at co-working tables before heading to campus
- Relax around the fire pit with fellow fans and alumni
- Enjoy around-the-clock coffee during early morning campus tours and events
Hyatt Place Champaign-Urbana
Contemporary stays built for travelers seeking dependable style during rivalry weekends.
- Feed the family cage-free eggs and fresh fruit daily
- Stretch out on Cozy Corner sofa-sleepers for extra family guests
- Relax with other parents in modern lobby seating after kickoff
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Hampton Inn Champaign / Urbana
Friendly stays designed for fans who live the entire Saturday ritual.
- Relax in soft seating after a long day at the stadium
- Share stories under the stars with fellow alumni fans
- Grab hot coffee anytime between games and campus visits
Hotel Royer Urbana Champaign Tapestry Collection
Curated comfort for travelers who live the full day and rest well.
- Coordinate alumni reunions with reliable connecting room technology for group bookings
- Celebrate wins together in gathering areas built for group excitement
- Recharge outdoors on shaded patios between tailgate and game time
Best Western Paradise Inn
Trusted comfort built for visitors prioritizing convenience over campus price premiums.
- Gather with family on outdoor patios between game days
- Refill water bottles at the infused station throughout game days
- Wake refreshed after sleeping behind full blackout curtains each night
AmericInn by Wyndham Urbana
A brand alumni trust when the weekend is about showing up again.
- Gather the family over free breakfast before kickoff or tip-off
- Let kids burn energy in the heated indoor pool area
- Relax by the signature stone fireplace between campus events and meals
Comfort Suites Urbana Champaign University Area
Reliability anchored for attendees managing inflated pricing and scarce availability all weekend.
- Fuel up with signature hot waffles before heading to campus
- Bring the grandkids free with every paying adult reservation
- Enjoy bright contemporary decor that energizes your entire game weekend
Best Western University Inn
Familiar comfort that welcomes families and alums when campus crowds descend.
- Store trailers and buses in oversized vehicle parking spaces
- Make your own waffles while the team warms up
- Book adjoining rooms to gather everyone between tailgates and kickoff
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Sts Urbana-Champaign
The predictable anchor when every restaurant and lot is running on surge pricing.
- Pick up forgotten toiletries without leaving the hotel at night
- Power through your morning routine with the Signature Power Shower
- Arrive stress-free with complimentary on-site parking at most locations
Red Roof Inn Champaign - University
Straightforward stays designed for families stretching dollars across rivalry weekend trips.
- Accommodate buses and group vehicles at select locations nearby
- Grab complimentary lobby coffee before heading to the stadium
- Request a crib for the youngest fans joining game weekend
Sleep Inn Champaign North - Urbana
Straightforward stays for families fitting dorms and stadiums into one trip.
- Find quick snacks and beverages in the Lobby Marketplace anytime
- Wake up rested with Sleep Inn's signature sleep experience benefits
- Store your vehicle on-site at no extra cost all stay
State Farm Center Travel Guide
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State Farm Center, instantly recognizable by its massive, saucer-like concrete dome, is an architectural icon and the roaring home of the Fighting Illini. Formerly known as Assembly Hall, this arena has hosted everything from Elvis Presley to NCAA Final Four teams, but it is best known for the deafening noise created by the "Orange Krush" student section. The unique circular design ensures that there are no bad sightlines, creating an intimate, pressure-cooker atmosphere where the fans feel right on top of the court. Following a major multi-year renovation, the venue now boasts modern amenities, premium seating, and air conditioning while retaining the brutalist charm that makes it famous. Located on the south end of the University of Illinois campus in Champaign, it sits at the intersection of athletics and academics. This guide helps you navigate game day in "Chambana," from securing a parking pass near Kirby Avenue to finding the legendary deep-dish pizza that locals swear by.
Neighborhood Overview
The arena anchors the southern edge of the University of Illinois campus, sitting adjacent to Memorial Stadium and the Research Park district. This area is less dense than the student-heavy "Campustown" to the north, defined instead by wide boulevards, athletic fields, and large parking quadrants. Access is primarily via Neil Street (US-45) or Lincoln Avenue, which connect directly to I-74 and I-57, though traffic on Kirby Avenue becomes gridlocked immediately before and after games. Parking is strictly organized into quadrants surrounding the dome, with pass-holder lots closest to the doors and general public parking often pushed to the research park or shuttle lots. The University of Illinois Willard Airport (CMI) is incredibly convenient, located just 10 minutes south, though many visitors drive two hours from Chicago or Indianapolis. While the immediate vicinity is dominated by the university, the vibrant dining scenes of Downtown Champaign and Downtown Urbana are both just a five-minute drive away, offering distinct local flavors.
Where to Stay
The most strategic place to stay is the I-Hotel and Illinois Conference Center, which is located in Research Park directly south of the arena. It is upscale, modern, and walkable to the games, often serving as the hub for alumni and visiting dignitaries. For those who want to be near the dining action, the Hyatt Place in Downtown Champaign or the Hilton Garden Inn on Neil Street offer excellent proximity to both the stadium and the best restaurants. The TownePlace Suites on Green Street places you in the heart of Campustown, perfect if you want to experience the student energy and nightlife. During graduation or big Big Ten matchups, rooms in Champaign-Urbana sell out instantly, pushing travelers to hotels in nearby Savoy or Tuscola.
Quick-Plan Overview
Getting There
Closest airport is Willard Airport (CMI), just a 10-minute drive south.
Arrival & Parking
Park in the Research Park lots if you do not have a pre-paid pass.
Tip
Campustown on Green Street offers the quintessential student bar scene.
Culture & History
The Spurlock Museum features global artifacts in a climate-controlled setting.
Team Regroup
Regroup at Papa Del's for a slice of heavy, authentic deep-dish pizza.
- Closest airport is Willard Airport (CMI), just a 10-minute drive south.
- Park in the Research Park lots if you do not have a pre-paid pass.
- Campustown on Green Street offers the quintessential student bar scene.
- The Spurlock Museum features global artifacts in a climate-controlled setting.
- Regroup at Papa Del's for a slice of heavy, authentic deep-dish pizza.
Game Day Flow
Arrival & Pre-Event
Traffic on game days focuses heavily on Kirby Avenue and First Street; try to arrive 60 to 90 minutes early to navigate the flow. If you have a parking pass, follow the color-coded signs to your specific quadrant; if not, head toward the designated public lots in Research Park south of St. Mary's Road. The arena has a clear bag policy (12" x 6" x 12") and utilizing the "West Grand Entrance" often provides the most scenic entry with the statue of Mannie Jackson.
During the Event
The concourse is circular and continuous, meaning you can walk the entire loop and never lose your sense of direction. Concessions have been upgraded significantly, featuring local favorites like Carney's Corn Dogs and barbecue nachos. The "Orange Krush" student section occupies the floor and lower bleachers, so expect the majority of the noise and standing energy to radiate from the court up. Restrooms are plentiful in the renovated layout, but the ones on the upper concourse tend to have shorter lines during halftime.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting the "saucer" is unique because the seating bowl is dug into the ground; you walk up to exit at street level. Traffic police will direct cars aggressively away from the stadium, often forcing you to turn only right onto major streets like Neil or Lincoln. Many fans choose to wait out the 30-minute parking lot jam by walking to a nearby spot on Neil Street or heading to the I-Hotel bar. Rideshare pickups are usually pushed to the perimeter of the State Farm Center lots, so check your app for the exact meeting pin.
Arrival & Pre-Event
Traffic on game days focuses heavily on Kirby Avenue and First Street; try to arrive 60 to 90 minutes early to navigate the flow. If you have a parking pass, follow the color-coded signs to your specific quadrant; if not, head toward the designated public lots in Research Park south of St. Mary's Road. The arena has a clear bag policy (12" x 6" x 12") and utilizing the "West Grand Entrance" often provides the most scenic entry with the statue of Mannie Jackson.
During the Event
The concourse is circular and continuous, meaning you can walk the entire loop and never lose your sense of direction. Concessions have been upgraded significantly, featuring local favorites like Carney's Corn Dogs and barbecue nachos. The "Orange Krush" student section occupies the floor and lower bleachers, so expect the majority of the noise and standing energy to radiate from the court up. Restrooms are plentiful in the renovated layout, but the ones on the upper concourse tend to have shorter lines during halftime.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting the "saucer" is unique because the seating bowl is dug into the ground; you walk up to exit at street level. Traffic police will direct cars aggressively away from the stadium, often forcing you to turn only right onto major streets like Neil or Lincoln. Many fans choose to wait out the 30-minute parking lot jam by walking to a nearby spot on Neil Street or heading to the I-Hotel bar. Rideshare pickups are usually pushed to the perimeter of the State Farm Center lots, so check your app for the exact meeting pin.
Things to Do
Walkable
Krannert Art Museum
0.4 miLocated just a few blocks north of the arena, this museum is the second-largest general fine art museum in Illinois. It houses a diverse collection ranging from ancient Andean art to contemporary installations, offering a sophisticated break from the sports atmosphere. It is free to enter and provides a quiet, climate-controlled environment to explore before an evening tip-off. The building itself is a modernist landmark on campus.
Research Park
AdjacentDirectly south of the stadium, this tech hub features open green spaces and walking paths that weave between innovation centers. While primarily an office park, it includes the beautifully designed I-Hotel grounds and is a pleasant area for a pre-game walk away from traffic. It showcases the university's massive influence on agricultural and digital technology. The landscaping is particularly nice in the fall.
5–15 Minutes Away
Spurlock Museum
1.5 miA short drive or bus ride across campus, the Spurlock Museum celebrates world cultures with artifacts from every continent. It features impressive displays on ancient Egypt, European history, and Native American cultures in a manageable, family-friendly layout. It is a great place to kill an hour or two indoors if the Illinois weather is not cooperating. Admission is free, making it an easy add-on to your itinerary.
Japan House & Arboretum
1.8 miLocated to the southeast, this cultural center and its surrounding gardens are one of the most beautiful spots in Champaign. It features traditional tea ceremonies, cherry blossom trees, and serene walking paths around the ponds. It is a stunning, peaceful escape from the noise of the game day crowds. The Arboretum offers miles of paved trails perfect for stretching your legs.
Walkable
- Krannert Art Museum — Located just a few blocks north of the arena, this museum is the second-largest general fine art museum in Illinois. It houses a diverse collection ranging from ancient Andean art to contemporary installations, offering a sophisticated break from the sports atmosphere. It is free to enter and provides a quiet, climate-controlled environment to explore before an evening tip-off. The building itself is a modernist landmark on campus. 0.4 mi
- Research Park — Directly south of the stadium, this tech hub features open green spaces and walking paths that weave between innovation centers. While primarily an office park, it includes the beautifully designed I-Hotel grounds and is a pleasant area for a pre-game walk away from traffic. It showcases the university's massive influence on agricultural and digital technology. The landscaping is particularly nice in the fall. Adjacent
5–15 Minutes Away
- Spurlock Museum — A short drive or bus ride across campus, the Spurlock Museum celebrates world cultures with artifacts from every continent. It features impressive displays on ancient Egypt, European history, and Native American cultures in a manageable, family-friendly layout. It is a great place to kill an hour or two indoors if the Illinois weather is not cooperating. Admission is free, making it an easy add-on to your itinerary. 1.5 mi
- Japan House & Arboretum — Located to the southeast, this cultural center and its surrounding gardens are one of the most beautiful spots in Champaign. It features traditional tea ceremonies, cherry blossom trees, and serene walking paths around the ponds. It is a stunning, peaceful escape from the noise of the game day crowds. The Arboretum offers miles of paved trails perfect for stretching your legs. 1.8 mi
Food & Drink
Inside & Adjacent
Houlihan's
AdjacentLocated inside the I-Hotel directly next to the stadium parking lots, this is the most convenient sit-down option for visitors. It serves reliable American fare like steaks, burgers, and flatbreads in a polished, upscale-casual setting. The bar area is always buzzing with alumni and fans before and after games. It is the safest bet for a comfortable meal without needing to move your car again.
State Farm Center Concessions
On siteThe arena food has improved drastically, moving beyond basic stadium filler to include local partners. Look for the "Gridiron Grill" for hearty burgers or specialty stands serving barbecue nachos that are a messy fan favorite. Beer and wine are available throughout the general concourse, a relatively new development for college venues. Lines can be long, but the circular flow helps you find a shorter queue quickly.
Nearby Gathering Spots
Papa Del's Pizza Factory
0.8 miThis is the legendary home of Champaign-style deep-dish pizza, famous for its massive, thick crust and generous toppings. The new location on Neil Street is a sprawling complex that handles large game-day groups with ease. Be warned: the pizza takes 45 minutes to bake, so order appetizers or call ahead if you are in a rush. It is a mandatory pilgrimage for carb-loading fans.
Murphy's Pub
1.0 miLocated on Green Street in the heart of Campustown, Murphy's is the quintessential campus bar. It is known for its "logo glasses" and excellent burgers, serving students and alumni for generations. The vibe is nostalgic, loud, and full of Illinois memorabilia, perfect for soaking up the school spirit. It is a great place to grab a beer if you want to be where the students are.
Local & Elevated Picks
Black Dog Smoke & Ale House
1.5 miWidely considered the best barbecue in the state outside of Chicago, Black Dog serves incredible brisket and burnt ends. The downtown Champaign location is housed in a restored train depot, offering a cool, historic atmosphere. Their craft beer list is extensive and pairs perfectly with the smoky meat. Arrive early or expect a wait, as it is incredibly popular with both locals and visitors.
Seven Saints
1.6 miSituated in downtown Champaign, this slider bar offers a unique menu of mini-burgers, salads, and stiff cocktails. The dimly lit, wood-paneled interior feels like a speakeasy or an upscale tavern. It is a fantastic option for a group that wants to share a variety of different flavors. The tomato bisque and grilled cheese slider combo is a local classic.
Inside & Adjacent
- Houlihan's — Located inside the I-Hotel directly next to the stadium parking lots, this is the most convenient sit-down option for visitors. It serves reliable American fare like steaks, burgers, and flatbreads in a polished, upscale-casual setting. The bar area is always buzzing with alumni and fans before and after games. It is the safest bet for a comfortable meal without needing to move your car again. Adjacent
- State Farm Center Concessions — The arena food has improved drastically, moving beyond basic stadium filler to include local partners. Look for the "Gridiron Grill" for hearty burgers or specialty stands serving barbecue nachos that are a messy fan favorite. Beer and wine are available throughout the general concourse, a relatively new development for college venues. Lines can be long, but the circular flow helps you find a shorter queue quickly. On site
Nearby Gathering Spots
- Papa Del's Pizza Factory — This is the legendary home of Champaign-style deep-dish pizza, famous for its massive, thick crust and generous toppings. The new location on Neil Street is a sprawling complex that handles large game-day groups with ease. Be warned: the pizza takes 45 minutes to bake, so order appetizers or call ahead if you are in a rush. It is a mandatory pilgrimage for carb-loading fans. 0.8 mi
- Murphy's Pub — Located on Green Street in the heart of Campustown, Murphy's is the quintessential campus bar. It is known for its "logo glasses" and excellent burgers, serving students and alumni for generations. The vibe is nostalgic, loud, and full of Illinois memorabilia, perfect for soaking up the school spirit. It is a great place to grab a beer if you want to be where the students are. 1.0 mi
Local & Elevated Picks
- Black Dog Smoke & Ale House — Widely considered the best barbecue in the state outside of Chicago, Black Dog serves incredible brisket and burnt ends. The downtown Champaign location is housed in a restored train depot, offering a cool, historic atmosphere. Their craft beer list is extensive and pairs perfectly with the smoky meat. Arrive early or expect a wait, as it is incredibly popular with both locals and visitors. 1.5 mi
- Seven Saints — Situated in downtown Champaign, this slider bar offers a unique menu of mini-burgers, salads, and stiff cocktails. The dimly lit, wood-paneled interior feels like a speakeasy or an upscale tavern. It is a fantastic option for a group that wants to share a variety of different flavors. The tomato bisque and grilled cheese slider combo is a local classic. 1.6 mi
Local Tips
Join the "I-L-L... I-N-I" chant: it happens constantly and connects you to the crowd.
Parking passes are color-coded: know your quadrant before approaching the stadium.
The arena is a dome: sound travels uniquely, making it deceptively loud.
Winter winds on the open prairie are brutal: dress warmer than you think necessary.
Seasonal note: Champaign is defined by the academic year and the Midwest climate. Basketball season runs through the deep freeze of winter, where wind chills can drop well below zero. Spring brings the campus back to life with flowering trees and patio dining in downtown. Summer is quiet and relaxed, perfect for exploring the parks, while fall is dominated by football tailgates next door.
- Join the "I-L-L... I-N-I" chant it happens constantly and connects you to the crowd.
- Jarling's Custard Cup is a short drive away and is the town's premier dessert spot.
- Parking passes are color-coded know your quadrant before approaching the stadium.
- The arena is a dome sound travels uniquely, making it deceptively loud.
- Winter winds on the open prairie are brutal dress warmer than you think necessary.
- Seasonal note: Champaign is defined by the academic year and the Midwest climate. Basketball season runs through the deep freeze of winter, where wind chills can drop well below zero. Spring brings the campus back to life with flowering trees and patio dining in downtown. Summer is quiet and relaxed, perfect for exploring the parks, while fall is dominated by football tailgates next door.
Weather & Seasons
Winter
This is the heart of the basketball schedule, and Illinois winters are no joke. Temperatures frequently stay below freezing, and the wind whipping across the parking lots can be biting. The arena is a warm refuge, but the walk from the car requires heavy coats, gloves, and hats.
Spring & early summer
March brings unpredictable weather, ranging from snowstorms to 60-degree sunshine. By May, the area is lush and green for graduation. It is a wet season, so keeping an umbrella in the car is always a smart move.
Mid-summer
June through August is hot and humid, with highs in the 80s and 90s. The cornfields trap the humidity, making the air feel heavy. The arena is used sparingly, but the air conditioning is powerful when events occur.
Fall season
November games offer crisp, cool autumn weather. It is often football season overlap, so the area is buzzing with activity. A hoodie or light jacket is usually sufficient for the walk to the arena.
Rain & snow
Winter storms can dump significant snow, impacting travel on I-57 and I-74. The university clears main lots quickly, but side streets can be slick. Always check road conditions if driving from Chicago or St. Louis.
Winter
This is the heart of the basketball schedule, and Illinois winters are no joke. Temperatures frequently stay below freezing, and the wind whipping across the parking lots can be biting. The arena is a warm refuge, but the walk from the car requires heavy coats, gloves, and hats.
Spring & early summer
March brings unpredictable weather, ranging from snowstorms to 60-degree sunshine. By May, the area is lush and green for graduation. It is a wet season, so keeping an umbrella in the car is always a smart move.
Mid-summer
June through August is hot and humid, with highs in the 80s and 90s. The cornfields trap the humidity, making the air feel heavy. The arena is used sparingly, but the air conditioning is powerful when events occur.
Fall season
November games offer crisp, cool autumn weather. It is often football season overlap, so the area is buzzing with activity. A hoodie or light jacket is usually sufficient for the walk to the arena.
Rain & snow
Winter storms can dump significant snow, impacting travel on I-57 and I-74. The university clears main lots quickly, but side streets can be slick. Always check road conditions if driving from Chicago or St. Louis.
Venue Facts
Primary team
Illinois Fighting Illini (NCAA).
Neighborhood
South Campus / Research Park.
Nearest airport
Willard Airport (CMI).
Parking
State Farm Center Quadrants.
Walkable district
Research Park / Neil St.
Groceries & supplies
County Market (4th St).
Pharmacy
Walgreens (Green St).
Urgent care
Carle Foundation Hospital.
Downtime
Krannert Art Museum.
Pro tip
Get the Burnt Ends.
| Primary team | Illinois Fighting Illini (NCAA). |
| Neighborhood | South Campus / Research Park. |
| Nearest airport | Willard Airport (CMI). |
| Parking | State Farm Center Quadrants. |
| Walkable district | Research Park / Neil St. |
| Groceries & supplies | County Market (4th St). |
| Pharmacy | Walgreens (Green St). |
| Urgent care | Carle Foundation Hospital. |
| Downtime | Krannert Art Museum. |
| Pro tip | Get the Burnt Ends. |
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What are the closest hotels to State Farm Center?
The closest hotel to State Farm Center is Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG (0.67 mi, from $176/night) — a 2-minute drive. Other nearby options include Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night) and Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night). Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center.
Which hotels near State Farm Center are good for families?
Several hotels near State Farm Center are well-suited for families. Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG (0.67 mi, from $176/night), Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), and Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night) all offer suites, connecting rooms, a pool, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels near State Farm Center are good for team or group travel?
Several hotels near State Farm Center accommodate team and group travel. Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG (0.67 mi, from $176/night), Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), and Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night) all offer meeting space, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Are there budget-friendly hotels near State Farm Center?
Yes — Red Roof Inn Champaign - University (4.54 mi, from $58/night) and Sleep Inn Champaign North - Urbana (4.57 mi, from $77/night) are budget-friendly options near State Farm Center, with free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Are there extended-stay hotels near State Farm Center?
Yes — Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night), and TownePlace Suites by Marriott Champaign Urbana / Campustown (1.78 mi, from $262/night) are all extended-stay properties near State Farm Center, with full kitchens and on-site laundry.
Hotel Amenities & Features Pools, breakfast, pet policies, and more
Which hotels near State Farm Center offer free breakfast?
Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night), and TownePlace Suites by Marriott Champaign Urbana / Campustown (1.78 mi, from $262/night) include complimentary breakfast.
Which hotels near State Farm Center have an indoor pool?
Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG (0.67 mi, from $176/night), Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), and Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night) have an indoor pool available year-round.
Which hotels near State Farm Center have a fitness center?
Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG (0.67 mi, from $176/night), Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), and Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night) have an on-site fitness center.
Which hotels near State Farm Center are pet-friendly?
Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG (0.67 mi, from $176/night), Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), and Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night) accept pets. Fee policies vary by property.
Which hotels near State Farm Center offer free parking?
Home2 Suites by Hilton Champaign / Urbana (0.69 mi, from $184/night), Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana (0.75 mi, from $190/night), and TownePlace Suites by Marriott Champaign Urbana / Campustown (1.78 mi, from $262/night) offer complimentary parking.
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