Fond du Lac WI Comfort Inn

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin TABLE OF CONTENTS Hotel Layout • Area Map.................................... 2 Welcome ...................................................................... 3 Directory of Services......................................... 4 Telephone Information.................................... 6 Television Listing................................................. 6 Fire Safety................................................................... 7 Safety & Security.................................................... 7 Points of Interest................................................. 8 Recommended Businesses...............................10 Please Leave This Directory For Our Next Guest.

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Welcome

Dear Comfort Inn Guest: Welcome to the Comfort Inn of Fond du Lac. It is my pleasure to have you as our guest. We promise to do everything we can to ensure you are satisfied with your stay. Please review this guest service directory, as it gives you a listing of services and phone numbers that make it easy for you to enjoy the amenities we offer.

At your leisure, please enjoy our pool, whirlpool, state-of-the-art fitness center and game room. Should you desire a cocktail or a bite to eat, Benvenuto’s Italian Grill is conveniently located next door. Each morning, stop down and enjoy our complimentary deluxe breakfast.

I trust you will find everything in your room to be in order. Should you need assistance, please contact the Front Desk. I am also at your disposal by calling my office direct at extension 303.

If for some reason I am out of my office, please leave a message at the Front Desk and I will get in contact with you as soon as I return.

We are very proud of our property and are glad you have chosen to stay with us. We appreciate your business and will do our best to make sure your stay is everything you wanted and more.

Enjoy your time in Fond du Lac, and we look forward to serving you again.

Sincerely, Judy Prince, General Manager

Comfort Inn of Fond du Lac 77 Holiday Lane • Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 54937 920-921-4000 • FAX 920-921-4472 • www.wiscohotels.com Another Wisco Partner Hotel

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Directory of Services ADVANCE RESERVATIONS Stop by the Front Desk or go to www.choicehotels.com to make any reservations.

GAME ROOM Located on the First Floor, by the pool. Open 24 hours a day.

GUEST LAUNDRY Located by pool and game room. Open 6:00 AM - Midnight.

ATM Located next door.

CHECK-OUT TIME 11:00 AM.

LOST AND FOUND Please contact housekeeping by pressing 305 during the hours of 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM. After this time contact the Front Desk.

DRY CLEANING Leave laundry at the Front Desk Monday - Friday by 8:00 AM.

LOUNGE Benvenuto’s Italian Grill located next door. Coupons available at Front Desk.

EMERGENCY........................................... Press 0 or 9-911 FAX/COPIES Available 24 hours a day at the Front Desk.

MAIL Drop off at Front Desk.

FITNESS CENTER Located on the First Floor, by the pool. Open 24 hours a day.

MEETING FACILITIES Please call Front Desk for information........................Press 0

FOOD Deluxe Hot Breakfast with a hot item of the day from 6:00 9:00 AM weekdays, 6:00 - 10:00 AM weekends.

PACK ’N PLAY......................................................... Press 0 VENDING AREAS See hotel layout on page 2 of this directory for locations.

FORGET SOMETHING? For your convenience, the hotel has available at the Front Desk, at no additional charge, an assortment of personal items, such as razors, toothbrushes and toothpaste.

WAKE-UP CALLS...........................................Press 0 or 81 WIRELESS HIGH-SPEED INTERNET Free of charge; please contact the Front Desk for the password.

FRONT DESK 24 hours a day.....................................Press 0

SWIMMING POOL/WHIRLPOOL Room key is required to enter the pool area. Open 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM. Swim at your own risk. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No pets, glassware or china allowed in pool area. Wisconsin State Health Code requires showering before and after using the pool. Towels are available in the pool area. We are not responsible for fading of swimsuits.

STATE LAW POOL RULES 1. Do not enter the pool if you have a communicable disease or an open cut.

2. Do not bring food, drink, gum or tobacco into the pool.

3. Shower before entering the pool and after use of toilet facilities.

4. Do not run or engage in rough play in the pool area.

5. Do not bring animals into the pool area.

6. Diaper changing on the pool deck is prohibited.

7. Glass and shatterable items are prohibited in the pool area.

A pool that is 200 square feet in area or greater that does not have an approved diving-well configuration shall have “NO DIVING” signs in at least 4-inch-high letters included with the rules listed above.

WHIRLPOOL RULES The rules above shall also be conspicuously posted in the whirlpool area and include all of the following rules preceded by the word WARNING conspicuously printed in at least 1-inch letters: (a) .Elderly persons and persons suffering from heart disease, diabetes or high or low blood pressure should not enter the whirlpool. (b) .Minors under the age of 12 who are unsupervised may not use the whirlpool. (c) .Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs may not use the whirlpool. (d) .Pregnant women should consult their physician regarding whirlpool usage. (e) .Lengthy exposure may be hazardous to your health and may result in nausea, dizziness or fainting. (f) Minors under the age of 6 are not permitted in the whirlpool.

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Directory of Services FITNESS CENTER

Work Out On the Go.

Exercise is an important part of your day, and now you have an even better reason to work out. We have a state-of-the-art fitness center for your daily use. You’ll find everything from strength training to the latest in aerobic conditioning. Not to mention the LCD TV, so you can watch while working out. Pick up a key at the Front Desk. Available 24 hours a day.

LOBBY BREAKFAST

Satisfy Your Appetite.

Our free lobby breakfast won’t just wake you up, it’ll wake up your taste buds.

Enjoy an array of breakfast treats, including a hot item of the day, your choice of crisp white or wheat toast, healthy cereals, large Danish, tasty muffins or soft bagels with cream cheese. Help yourself to piping hot coffee, tea, frosty milk, hot chocolate or some tangy orange juice. You’ll find that breakfast with Comfort Inn is the best way to start your day. Breakfast is served in the lobby Monday - Friday 6:00 - 9:00 AM, Saturday and Sunday 6:00 - 10:00 AM.

COMFORT INN, FOND DU LAC—CREDIT POLICY Credit may be automatically established at time of check-in by presentation of one of the following to the desk clerk: Credit Cards All major credit cards accepted.

Letter of Authorization From a company with whom the hotel has a Commercial Rate Agreement requesting direct billing to that company. PRIOR arrangement with Hotel Manager is required! Letter will identify bearer as person authorized. In lieu of the above, advance payment of room rent is required daily. Please note that advance payment of room rental does not establish charging privileges! Guests who do not establish credit with hotel may not make charges against their room accounts. Additionally, all room, tax and telephone charges will need to be brought to a current status daily.

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Telephone Information TO LISTEN TO A MESSAGE If the message light on your phone is blinking, please follow the instructions to reach the guest message center. Listen to the recorded instructions for retrieving your messages. You will be prompted either to delete or save each message after listening Press #4 TO SET UP A WAKE-UP CALL Follow the instructions to access the automatic wake-up system. Listen to the recorded prompts to set your wake-up call. Be sure to confirm your wake-up call after entering the required information......................................................................................Press 81 TELEPHONE CHARGES You will not be charged for local calls, credit card calls, collect calls, third party billed calls or 800 number calls. On “1 + long distance� calls charged to your guest room, you will be charged not more than the TDS operator-assisted rate plus a 60% hotel surcharge and any applicable tax per call. Long distance calls are provided through TDS Long Distance Service. For information on this service, press 8, listen for tone then press 00. You may access the long distance service of your choice.

Emergency.......................................................................................................................................................................Press 9 + 911 Front Desk - Hotel Operator.......................................................................................................................................................Press 0 Automatic Wake-up Service.....................................................................................................................................................Press 81 Voice Mail Access Code...........................................................................................................................................................Press #4 Free Local Calls......................................................................................................................................................... Press 9 + number (Some areas may require the area code on local calls.)

Third-Party calls (calls billed to another party)................................................................................................... Press 9 + 0 + number Collect Calls......................................................................................................................................................... Press 9 + 0 + number Credit Card Calls.................................................................................................................................................. Press 9 + 0 + number Long Distance Billed to Room........................................................................................................ Press 9 + 1 + area code + number International Billed to Room............................................................................... Press 9 + 011 + country code + city code + number Operator-Assisted Calls....................................................................................................................................................... Press 9 + 0

Television Listing

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ABC Local PBS CBS Local NBC Local FOX Local CW myTV Weather ESPN ESPN2 Fox Sports North Big Ten Network Fox Sports One NFL Network Golf Network MLB Network NBCSN

59 AMC 60 BRAVO 61 Oxygen 62 TLC 63 OWN 64 Esquire 65 Paramount 66 Syfy 67 FOOD 68 History 69 Lifetime 70 Hallmark 71 HGTV 72 GSN 73 TCM 74 TV Land 75 Freeform

41 Velocity 42 Fox News 43 CNN 44 HLN 45 CNBC 46 MSNBC 47 FOX Business 48 HBO 49 HBO2 50 HBOS 51 HBOF 53 TNT 54 TBS 55 FX 56 FXX 57 USA 58 A&E 6

76 Travel 77 Tru TV 78 Comedy 79 E! 80 Nat Geographic 81 Discovery 82 Animal Planet 83 Disney 84 Disney XD 85 Nickelodeon 86 Cartoon 87 MTV 88 MTV2 89 VH1 90 CMT 91 BET

Fire Safety

Hotels and motels are doing more to make sure guests are safe from fire.

Take time to read and familiarize yourself with fire safety and escape information.

1. Find the two exits nearest your room. Count the number of doors from your room to each exit. Make sure they are unlocked and unblocked.

2. Learn the layout of your room and how to unlock the door in the dark. Put your room key and a flashlight close to where you sleep. In the event of a fire, take your room key with you.

3. Locate the fire alarm. If you find a fire in your room or somewhere else, sound the alarm.

4. When you hear the fire alarm, act, don’t investigate.

5. If the fire is in your room, get out and close the door. Once out, report the fire to the management and call the Fire Department.

6. If the fire is not in your room, leave if you can. First feel the door. If it’s cool, open it slowly and go to the nearest exit.

7. If your room door is hot, don’t open it. Your room may be the safest place to be. Seal all cracks with wet towels. Shut off fans and air conditioners. Signal at your window or balcony for help and wait to be rescued.

8. Crawl low if there is smoke. Fresher air will be at the floor. If you encounter smoke or fire at lower levels, turn around and use another exit. Take your key so you can go back to your room if you can’t use your exit.

These recommendations are suggestions only. Always use your own good judgment.

Safety & Security 1. Safeguard your room key as you would your own residence key.

2. If your room key is lost or stolen, report it to the Front Desk immediately.

3. Be sure guest room door is locked before retiring or leaving.

4. Never admit a repairman without checking with the Front Desk.

5. Do not keep valuables in your room. A safe has been provided in each room for your convenience.

6. Do not leave valuables inside parked vehicles.

7. Do not reveal your room number to strangers.

8. Never discuss plans for staying away from the hotel in front of strangers.

9. Do not leave luggage unattended when checking out.

10. Leave your room key with the desk clerk when checking out.

11. If you notice anything of suspicious nature or have need of any special assistance, please contact the management.

12. Identify ALL callers through door viewer before opening door.

13. Double lock your door and use the security bar.

SMOKING POLICY The state law requires us to be totally smoke free inside all areas of this building, including balcony rooms. If you prefer to smoke, you must smoke outside in our designated smoking area that is provided. Please be advised that smoking inside the building will be a $250.00 fine per offense.

TORNADO WARNINGS If you are a guest during a warning for Fond du Lac County, we will be sounding our fire alarm three times intermittently. At the sound, take a pillow and go to the First Floor hallways and lie face down and cover your head with the pillow. Avoid major entrances. When the tornado warning has expired, we will sound the fire alarm one steady sound, letting you know it is safe to return to your room.

We hope that these procedures will contribute to your comfort and well-being during your stay at our hotel.

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Points of Interest Fond du Lac—C’mon in.

The first light of dawn hits the water’s surface and welcomes optimistic fishermen to Lake Winnebago. A cup of coffee among friendly strangers turns into a recommendation for the just-perfect lakeside dinner later that night. A bike ride through picturesque rural country, past idyllic barns and over rolling hills ends with a story-filled lunch at an outdoor café. An afternoon on the water is made even better with a must-stop ice cream treat. An evening stroll through a resurgent downtown reveals art galleries, shops and boutiques to reward the cultured eye, culminating in satiating that well-earned appetite at a classic Wisconsin supper club.

All of this and much, much more awaits you in Fond du Lac. With its convenient, easy-to-reach location at the base of Lake Winnebago, and surrounded by Kettle Moraine State Forest and the Horicon Marsh, Fond du Lac welcomes outdoor enthusiasts of all ages any time of the year. And “welcome” is not taken lightly here, by the way. You’ll be hard pressed to find a more welcoming community in Wisconsin.

From fishing guides to museum docents and hoteliers to shopkeepers, a warm, genuine welcome is extended to all visitors. Our secret? The high quality of life enjoyed by those lucky enough to live and work here translates to a versatile, affordable quality of experiences for those fortunate enough to visit. And those experiences also await the business traveler looking to seal the deal on the back nine, the traveling teams in a statewide tournament and the family reunions where no one arrives tired from the drive.

The friendliness of home. A lakeside location central to most of Wisconsin’s population. The perfect balance of downtown hip and rustic charm, of cheering fans and reflective solitude, of historical restoration and modern art. Whatever your passion is, you’ll find it here, in Fond du Lac. CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF FOND DU LAC—Explore a world of wonder and play through imagination, climbing, building, sliding, creating and performing. Fun, interactive and educational exhibits with a global focus for children.

75 W. Scott St. 920-929-0707. www.cmfdl.org EAA AIRVENTURE MUSEUM—Marvel at aviation innovations in the collection of more than 200 historic airplanes.

Spend time in one of five movie theaters. Witness a piece of history in the Eagle Hangar, a tribute to World War II aviation, and get “hands on” in KidVenture Gallery, an exciting interactive gallery for kids of all ages. Open 7 days a week year-round, except major holidays.

3000 Poberezny Rd., Oshkosh (25 miles N of Fond du Lac on Hwy. 41). 920-426-4800. www.airventuremuseum.org HISTORIC GALLOWAY HOUSE & VILLAGE—The only Historical Society in Wisconsin that has two historic mansions. The Galloway House is a 30-room mansion that was the “farmhouse” of the family for three generations. The many buildings that make up the village depict life of a bygone era recreated to give visitors a view of what it was like over 100 years ago. Open daily Memorial Weekend - Labor Day and weekends in September.

336 Old Pioneer Rd. 920-922-0991. www.fdlhistory.com HORICON MARSH BOAT TOURS—Tours depart from Blue Heron Landing, Highway 33 by the bridge. May - October: sightseeing tours, birding adventures, sunset cruises, Blue Heron Landing Gift Shop. April - September: canoe and kayak rentals.

Discover the beauty and natural wonders of the largest freshwater cattail marsh in the United States.

311B Mill St., Horicon. 920-485-4663. www.horiconmarsh.com HORICON MARSH INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CENTER—Activities at center include: hiking, birding, bicycling, fishing, photography, geocaching, paddling, snowshoeing, viewing movies, children’s discovery area, gift shop, special events and programs. A front desk provides visitor information and is located next to the gift shop.

N7725 Hwy. 28, Horicon. 920-387-7890. www.horiconmarsh.org KELLEY COUNTRY CREAMERY—Featured on Good Morning America. A must-see farmstead creamery where the Kelley family turns their farm-fresh milk into premium farmstead ice cream dripping in a multitude of flavors sure to please everyone’s taste buds. Award-winning ice cream.

W5215 Hwy. B. 920-923-1715. www.kelleycountrycreamery.com KRISTMAS KRINGLE SHOPPE—This Midwest favorite has long been a destination for shoppers of all ages. The two-story Bavarian-style shop boasts an interior that resembles streets of quaint European shops lined with more than 70 themed Christmas trees, gifts, animated figures and imported ornaments. Group tours welcome.

Open year-round from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Call for holiday hours.

1330 S. Main St. 920-922-3900. www.kristmaskringle.com

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Points of Interest LAKE WINNEBAGO—Wisconsin’s largest inland lake, at 220 square miles, is a haven for boating, fishing, water skiing and, in the winter, ice fishing. Many annual events take place on Lake Winnebago, including shoreline concerts, fishing tournaments, sturgeon spearing, power boat events, pleasure boating rallies, sail runs and ice racing.

LAKESIDE PARK—Bring the family for fun at Fond du Lac’s 400-acre Lakeside Park on Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin’s largest inland lake. Walk-up lighthouse, picnic areas, shelters, playground, petting zoo, ball diamonds, marina, rides and boat launch ramps. Park glows with thousands of holiday lights and animated displays including holiday music each December.

555 N. Park Ave. 920-322-3460.

LARSON’S FAMOUS CLYDESDALES—See Famous Reggie, who won the Anheuser Busch Best American Bred Gelding at the National Clydesdale Show. Get a chance to pet the baby Clydesdale, which is very rare. Visit the ranch where the gentle giants live. See an entertaining demonstration of a cart class in costume and full harness, antique hitch wagons and show preparation. The only 90-minute guided Clydesdale tour with a small show in the middle. Museum & gift shop.

Open mid-May - mid-October. Monday - Saturday, 1:00 PM tour and grandstand show.

W12654 Reeds Corner Rd., Ripon. 920-748-5466. www.larsonsclydesdales.com LIGHTHOUSE & OBSERVATION DECK—The city’s signature attraction and most photographed structure in town, climb this 40-foot-tall working lighthouse for a spectacular view of Lake Winnebago and Lakeside Park. Decorated and spotlighted for the holidays every December. Self-guided tours May 1 - October 15, weather permitting, 8:00 AM - dusk.

Lakeside Park, North end of Main St. LITTLE FARMER APPLE ORCHARD—A festive family farm market since 1866. Apples, pumpkins, hayrides, corn maze, petting zoo, caramel apples, pies, muffins and coffee. Gifts in The Farmhouse, Barn and Apple House.

Open mid-August - November.

N9438 Highway 151, Malone. 920-921-4784. www.mytlf.com ROAD AMERICA—Visit “America’s National Park of Speed.” Fast family fun in Elkhart Lake April - October. Road racing, karting, driving schools and corporate meeting site.

N7390 State Hwy. 67, Plymouth. 1-800-365-7223. www.roadamerica.com SIBERIAN OUTPOST—Take a seat in a sled for the ride of your life. Tailor-made dog sled rides. Demonstrations and tours for all ages. Visit with the dogs while you learn about sledding and the history of an antique sled. Reservations required.

N9103 Hwy. W, Malone. 920-960-4252.

ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL—View an outstanding collection of German and American woodcarvings in an English Gothic setting. Nineteenth century stained/painted glass windows, marble statuary, endolithic marble frontal, oil paintings and frieze. Tours by arrangement.

51 W. Division St. 920-921-3363. www.stpaulsfdl.org THELMA SADOFF CENTER FOR THE ARTS—The cornerstone of the Arts and Entertainment District in Downtown Fond du Lac, Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts is a regional venue for concerts, art exhibits and independent films. Impeccable interior design, expanded art classrooms, improved guest amenities and professional service set THELMA apart in the region.

THELMA is an impressive feature in the heart of the city’s downtown, with majestic pillars, a grand staircase and the perfect blend of the historic and the modern. A premier destination for weddings and social and corporate gatherings. Whether it’s relaxing or watching a film on the spacious outdoor plaza, listening to an intimate concert in The Great Hall or a major concert in the street, you will want to visit again and again. 51 Sheboygan St. 920-921-5410. www.thelmaarts.org VILLA LORETTO CRISTO REY RANCH—Pet a llama or see the lemurs at this unusual ranch run by nuns.

More than 300 animals to see as well as beautiful gardens, aviaries, a fish pond and our unique gift shop. Enjoy a snack in the Rose Café and try some NunBetter Bakery and NunBetter pizzas. Customized prearranged group tours may include hayrides, lunch/snack and opportunities to interact with and learn about a variety of domestic and exotic animals.

Tours conducted May 1 - October 15, Monday - Thursday.

N8102 County Rd., Mt. Calvary. 920-753-1053. www.cristoreyranch.org WADE HOUSE HISTORIC SITE—Authentically costumed guides lead tours of the 27-room Stagecoach Inn, forge iron at the Dockstader Blacksmith Shop and demonstrate the sawyer’s craft at the Herrling Sawmill—the nation’s only working reproduction of a muley-type, up-and-down sawmill. Visitors begin their visit in the Visitor Center and the Wesley W. Jung Carriage Museum, featuring the state’s largest collection of horse-drawn vehicles. May 18 - October 13, Monday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Visitor Center and Carriage Museum open year-round.

W7965 Hwy. 23, Greenbush (18 miles E of Fond du Lac on Highway 23). 920-526-3271. www.wadehouse.org 9

Places of Worship Apostolic Christian Church W5324 E. Pioneer Rd. • 923-3728

Fond du Lac Church of Christ 747 E. Scott St. • 922-0300

St. Mary’s Catholic Church 93 Marquette St. • 921-0580

Assembly of God 825 Fond du Lac Ave. • 922-3990 Cathedral Episcopal Church of St. Paul 51 W. Division St. • 921-3363

Grace Reformed Church 163 E. 18th St. • 922-7211 www.grcfdl.org

St. Peter’s Catholic Church N8079 Church Rd., Malone, WI 921-0580

Holy Family Catholic Community 271 Fourth St. Way • 921-0580

Community Church N6717 Streblow Dr. • 922-1477

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox 198 N. Macy St. • 921-4364

St. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchWisconsin Synod 1600 S. Main St. • 922-1160

Covenant United Methodist 20 N. Marr St. • 921-4949

Immanuel Trinity Lutheran Church 20 Wisconsin American Dr. • 921-4545

First Church of Christ, Scientist 593 E. Johnson St. • 921-8525

Jehovah’s Witnesses 570 Marshall Ave. 921-6472 or 907-1296

First Presbyterian Church 1225 4th St. • 922-0425

St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church N5680 Towne Rd. County Trunk T & County Trunk C Rosendale • 921-4765 Temple Beth Israel 149 E. Division St. • 922-1590 Trinity Baptist Church 400 E. Johnson St. • 922-9044

Sacred Heart Catholic Church 232 S. Peters Ave. • 921-0580

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