Welcome
It is a pleasure to welcome you as our guest here at Comfort Suites®, and we wish you a pleasant stay. We value your patronage, and it is very important to us that your stay will be a pleasant and comfortable one. If there is anything we can do to make your visit with us more enjoyable, please feel free to ask our friendly and helpful staff members.
We look forward to having you with us again soon.
Advance Reservations
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Or contact the Front Desk for assistance.
Baggage Service
Arrange at the Front Desk.
Check-Out Time
11 am
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Courtesy Van to Airport
Ask for information at the Front Desk.
Credit Cards
All major credit cards and debit cards accepted.
Emergency Touch 0 or 9+911
Fitness Room
Open 24 hours a day
Located on the First Floor, by the pool.
Food
7 – 10 am
Complimentary continental breakfast.
Forget Something?
We want to make sure your stay is comfortable. If you've forgotten anything, such as a comb, razor, shaving cream, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, sewing kit or shower cap, please come to our Front Desk and we will be happy to give you a complimentary replacement.
Front Desk
Open 24 hours
Housekeeping
Iron and ironing board available in all rooms. Contact the Front Desk.
Ice & Soft Drinks
Ice machines are located on the First and Second Floors; soda machines are located on the First and Third Floors.
Internet Access
Please see internet page in this directory for more information. Password: madison. For technical support call 1.866.438.0216.
Laundry & Valet Service
Leave laundry at the Front Desk before 8:30 am; pickup is after 6 pm.
Local/Long Distance Calls
Local Calls – Touch 9+Number
Long Distance Calls – Touch 9+1+Area Code+Number
Credit Card or Collect – Touch 9+1+Area Code+Number
Toll-free numbers – Touch 1+800+Number Information Calls – $1.00
Lounge
Call the Front Desk for details.
Mail & Messages
Contact the Front Desk.
Meeting Facilities
Contact the Front Desk.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Safe deposit boxes are available in all rooms. (Minimal charge)
Swimmer Diapers
Complimentary for children under three years; at the Front Desk.
Swimming Pool
7 am – 11 pm
See Floor Plans in this directory for location.
Towels
To purchase a set of our towels please notify the Front Desk. If you prefer the set in your room, we can place the purchase price of $45.00 per set directly on your room account.
Vending Machines
Located on the First Floor, and on the Third Floor, by the elevator.
Wake-up Call Touch 0
Washer & Dryer
6 am – 12 am
For your convenience, we have personal laundry facilities available for you on the First Floor.
Whirlpool
7 am – 11 pm
See Floor Plans in this directory for location. Located in the pool area.
Hospitality WIFI - High-Speed Internet
Connect
to Wireless
For wireless use in guest rooms, hotel lobby, business center, meeting rooms, and any public areas: Using your device's wireless connection, search for wireless networks and connect to your venue's network name or SSID. Proceed to sign-in.
Signing In
Third-party software security enhancements may prevent your device from reaching the login page. Open your web browser and visit a non-HTTPS page such as wifi123.org. You will be directed automatically to the sign-in page. Once you read and agree to the Terms of Service, enter the access code provided by the front desk and then click "I Agree." You will then be redirected to the HOme Page and allowed to use the internet.
Trouble connecting
Guest WIFI networks require you to login. If you are having issues connecting to the WIFI, it is best to reboot your device and try reconnecting. This clears any previous connections and should allow you to reach the login page.
Game Console and Streaming Median Boxes
If you are traveling with an Xbox, PlayStation, Roku, Apple TV, or other media device and are having problems connecting, please locate the MAC address and call our support team to have your device authenticated.
Guest Internet Access - Get Connected
Windows 10
1. Click the network icon in the notification area.
2. Connect to the wireless network Comfort Suites.
3. Open your internet browser, and the hotel’s login page should load.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to access the internet.
5. Password: madison
Windows 8
1. Open the Charms Bar and select “Settings”.
2. From “Settings”, select the Wireless Network Icon.
3. Connect to the wireless network Comfort Suites.
4. Open your internet browser, and the hotel’s login page should load.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to access the internet.
6. Password: madison
Windows 7
1. Click on the Windows Logo (Start Button) and choose “Control Panel”.
2. Open the “Network and Sharing Center”.
3. Click on “Connect to a Network”.
4. Connect to the wireless network Comfort Suites.
5. Open your internet browser and the hotel’s login page should load.
6. Follow the on-screen instructions to access the internet.
7. Password: madison
IOS (iPhone/iPad)
1. Tap “Settings”
2. Select “Wi-Fi”.
3. Choose the wireless network Comfort Suites.
4. Open your internet browser, and the hotel’s login page should load.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to access the internet.
6. Password: madison
MAC
1. Click on the Airport icon near the top of the screen.
2. Select the wireless network Comfort Suites.
3. Open your internet browser, and the hotel’s login page should load.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to access the internet.
5. Password: madison
Android
1. Open the settings on the device.
2. Go to Wireless & Networks. If Wi-Fi is unchecked, tap the empty box.
3. Click on the wireless network Comfort Suites.
4. Open your internet browser, and the hotel’s login page should load.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to access the internet.
6. Password: madison
Fire & Safety Procedures
• Please familiarize yourself with the nearest fire exits. Count the doorways and other features between your room and the exits.
• Find the nearest fire alarm and be sure you know how to use it. If a fire begins in your room, report it to the telephone operator immediately and then try to put it out only if you’re sure you can handle it. If you are at all in doubt, get out of your room and close the door behind you to keep smoke and flames out of the corridor. Sound the alarm. If the fire starts in another part of the building, you will probably hear an alarm, yelling in the corridor, a phone call or the sound of fire engines outside.
Here’s what to do in easy steps:
• Grab your room key and go to the door. If there is any evidence of smoke in the room, roll out of your bed and crawl to the door. Don’t stand; smoke and deadly gases rise.
• Feel the door with the palm of your hand. If the door knob is hot—don’t open it. If the door is not hot, open it slowly and be ready to slam it shut if necessary.
• Check the hall. If everything is clear, walk to the nearest exit. If there is any smoke in the corridor, crawl into the hallway. Close the door behind you to protect your belongings. Stay close to the wall so you can count the doorways to the exit. If the nearest exit or stairway is blocked, use the alternate one. Remember, don’t use the elevator!
• Walk to the ground level. Fire generates heat and smoke—don’t panic. Hold the handrail for guidance and protection against being knocked down by exiting occupants. If fire or dense smoke is at a lower level, turn around and walk up to clearer air or to the roof, if accessible.
What To Do If Your Room Door Is Hot or Smoke Is Dense In the Hall
Don’t panic. You can stay in your room and still survive a fire.
Here are some things you should do:
• Open the window to vent the room if there is any smoke. If you are on the First or Second Floor, you may be able to drop to the ground safely. If you are up any higher, you usually are better off staying put. Although some people survive jumps from 35 feet or more, they are usually seriously injured.
• Fill the tub with water. It might be needed for fire fighting. Turn on the bathroom fan if it helps clear your room of smoke.
• Wet towels and sheets. You’ll need them around doors and cracks if smoke seeps in. Use your ice bucket to bail water.
• Get fresh air. Make a tent over your head with a blanket at a slightly opened window to get fresh air. If the windows do not open, you may have to break one out with a chair or drawer. If heat and flames are rising outside the window from a lower floor, don’t breathe smoke-laden air.
• As a last resort. Finally, if you are forced to make for the best exit, remember to keep low.
Few people are burned to death in fires. Most people die from smoke, poisonous gases and panic. Panic is usually the result of not knowing what to do. If you have an escape plan and adapt it to the emergency, you can greatly increase your chances of survival!
Tip to travelers:
It’s a good idea to always pack a flashlight in your suitcase. You may need it to guide yourself through smoke or darkness.
Middleton Area Attractions
“The Good Neighbor City” welcomes you! The friendly atmosphere of Middleton offers you the best of both worlds: small-town charm and the amenities of the big city. Located only a short distance from Madison.
Founded in 1832, when a Frenchman started a trading post on Lake Mendota, Middleton has grown to the beautiful city it is today!
Good Neighbor Festival
The 4th weekend in August, Middleton holds a Good Neighbor Festival that is sure to entertain you with a parade, carnival, crafts, entertainment and games. Sponsored by Middleton Clubs and Organizations, it is held at Firemen's Park.
Madison Polo Club 608.829.1929
Demonstrates polo on Tuesday and Thursday evenings 6 – 8 pm and most Saturdays at 11 am. To verify field and weather conditions, call 608.835.7473.
Middleton Area Historical Society/ Rowley House Museum
7410 Hubbard Ave.
Middleton Area Historical Society is located in the Rowley House Museum. The hours are Tuesdays and Saturdays 2 – 4 pm mid-April –mid-October. For more information, contact the City Hall at 608.836.7614.
Madison Area Attractions
Madison is a unique city that offers a multitude of attractions and activities. For nature buffs, the UW Arboretum, a natural forest reserve, is within a few miles. You may also want to take a trip to the Henry Vilas Zoo & Park or bask in the sun on the beaches of Lake Mendota. Art lovers will enjoy the Elvehjem Art Museum in downtown Madison or the live theatre performances at the Civic Center. Explore the diverse and unique shops and restaurants of the city. Madison is rich in history. Many of the historical landmarks or a tour of the city can make a pleasurable day of sight-seeing.
Arboretum
1,200-acre botanical preserve. Offers nature observation, hiking, walking, biking, jogging, skiing and snowshoeing opportunities. Free public walks on Sundays. Spring garden tours April –August on Wednesday evenings 7 pm – dark and in the fall on Saturday afternoons 1 – 3 pm.
Mad-City Ski Show
On John Nolen Dr. at Law Park Sundays at 5:30 pm Memorial Day – Labor Day.
Carillon Tower
1160 Observatory Dr. A freestanding tower with 56 bells. One of four carillon towers in the state. For more information, call the School of Music, University of Wisconsin 608.263.1900.
Wisconsin State Capitol
608.266.0382
Free daily tours (except major holidays). Open to the public 8 am – 6 pm weekdays and 8 am –4 pm weekends and holidays.
Wisconsin Veterans Museum
30 W. Mifflin St.
608.267.1799
Dedicated to the citizen-soldiers of our state. View the many exciting displays, which include dramatic portrayals of the men and women from Wisconsin who served in America's conflicts from the Civil War to the Persian Gulf War.
Henry Vilas Zoo
702 Randall Ave.
608.266.4732
Open daily 9:30 am – 5 pm. Check out their many exhibits, including the Tropical Rainforest Aviary, Big Cat Exhibits, Arctic Passage, Primate House, Savanna and High Plains and Children's Zoo. Free admission.
Wisconsin Historical Museum
30 N. Carroll St.
608.264.6555
Explore a museum devoted to Wisconsin and American history. Admission by donation. Open year-round Tuesday – Saturday 9 am – 4 pm, closed Sunday and Monday. Programs and workshops Saturday morning.
Nearby
Area Attractions
There are a number of attractions that provide fun for the whole family within a 45-minute drive of Madison. Most are educational as well.
Al. Ringling Theatre
Baraboo, WI
608.356.8864
The Al. Ringling Theatre, acclaimed as "America's Prettiest Playhouse," was built in 1915 and opened two months before Mr. Ringling died. A smaller copy of the Great Opera Hall of the Palace at Versailles, its stage has featured such greats as John Barrymore and Maude Adams.
American Players Theatre
Spring Green, WI
608.588.7401
An outdoor classical theatre. Performances early June – November.
Cave of the Mounds
Brigham Farm, Hwy. 18/151, Blue Mounds, WI
608.437.3038
Visit a 1.5-million-year-old cave lying beneath the oldest farm in Dane County. Guided tours on paved, lighted walkways; crystal formations; gemstone mines; fossil digs; and gift shop. The constant temperature makes touring comfortable year-round.
Circus World Museum
Baraboo, WI
608.356.8341
10 miles south of Wisconsin Dells. See the wild animal menagerie, big-top circus and exhibits. Open daily March – December. 9 am – 4 pm in summer, 10 am – 4 pm in spring and fall.
House on the Rock Hwy. 23 near Spring Green, WI
One of Wisconsin's top tourist attractions, this miraculous house is situated atop a rock. Tour over two miles of amazing collections and exhibits, including the world's largest carousel and a street from yesteryear lined with authentic shops and homes. Open daily 9 am – 5 pm, March 10 – January 2.
The International Crane Foundation Baraboo, WI
608.356.9462
A world-renowned conservation center featuring 15 crane species, restored prairie and whooping crane wetland exhibit. Tours include a slide show plus a close look at cranes and their surroundings. Open daily April – October from 9 am – 5 pm. Tours available daily Memorial Day – Labor Day and weekends in April, May, September and October.
Mid-Continent Railway Museum
North Freedom, WI
608.522.4261
An outdoor living-history museum and operating railroad featuring displays of antique railroad coaches, cabooses and freight cars. Ride a real steam train on a seven-mile round trip through the Baraboo valley. Open daily June – Labor Day and on weekends Mother’s Day –early June and Labor Day – mid-October.
Old World Wisconsin
1.5 miles south of Eagle, WI off Hwy. 67
262.594.6301
Costumed interpreters guide visitors through a crossroads village. German, Norwegian and Scandinavian areas. Open daily May 7 –October 30.
Shake Rag Alley
Mineral Point, WI
608.987.3292
Self-guided tours through historically restored buildings and beautifully landscaped gardens. Open May – October.
Wisconsin Dells
Attractions include boat tours of the Wisconsin River, Noah's Ark—the nation's largest waterpark, Mt. Olympus Theme Park, Tommy Bartlett's Ski Show, miniature golf, go-cart tracks, shopping and more.
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