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Veterans Memorial Tollway INTERSTATE 355 s tion ac Veterans Memorial Tollway ttr d a an ing dg lo H to ide a gu O T Local E Attractions L a gu ide to lodging and attractions STAY HERE Play Local Here Attractions H O T Play Here E L STAY HERE Veterans Memorial Tollway Click on an interchange below to view lodging and attraction information. The interchanges are listed in order from south to north. U.S. 6 ..................................................................................Mile Post 1 Roosevelt Road (Illinois Route 38) .................................Mile Post 24.5 Illinois Route 7 (159th Street) ..........................................Mile Post 4.8 North Avenue (Illnois Route 64) .......................................Mile Post 28 Archer Avenue/143rd Street ...........................................Mile Post 7.5 Army Trail Road ................................................................Mile Post 30 127th Street .......................................................................Mile Post 9 Oases Vendor Coupons Boughton Road .................................................................Mile Post 14 75th Street ....................................................................Mile Post 15.5 63rd Street .......................................................................Mile Post 17 Maple Avenue ...............................................................Mile Post 18.5 Ogden Avenue (U.S. 34) ................................................Mile Post 19.5 Butterfield Road (Illinois Route 56) ...............................Mile Post 22.5 The information included in this guide identifies lodging and attractions located in proximity to the Illinois Tollway’s -inter changes. The data is provided by NAVTEQ and has been reviewed by the Illinois Office of Tourism and local convention and Brought to you by: tourism bureaus. The Illinois Tollway does not endorse, recommend or favor these businesses and assumes no responsibil- ity for the quality, service or safety of the lodging establishments and an endorsement or recommendation is not intended or implied. Furthermore, while the Illinois Tollway has attempted to include the most up-to-date information available at the time, the included information is subject to change and should be verified for continued accuracy. The Illinois Tollway makes no guarantee as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. U.S. 6 Mile Post 0.8 LODGING Lodging information can be found at the next interchange. C ST ¬«7 W 159TH ¤£6 B Spring Creek Toll Plaza ¨¦§355 ¨¦§80 ¤£30 A Brought to you by: ATTRACTIONS A. Schmuhl School C. Gaylord Building E. Ruffled Feathers Golf Course 815-485-5576 815-588-1100 630-257-1000 20733 South Schoolhouse Road 200 West 8th Street 1 Pete Dye Drive Illinois Tollway Information: New Lenox, IL 60451 Lockport, IL 60441 Lemont, IL 60439 www.illinoistollway.com 4.5 miles 5.3 miles 7.6 miles Travel Times: B. Illinois and Michigan Canal Museum D. Haunted Trails F. Isle A La Cache Museum www.travelmidwest.com 815-838-5080 815-722-7800 815-886-1467 803 South State Street 1423 North Broadway Street 501 East Romeo Road Roadside Assistance: Lockport, IL 60441 Joliet, IL 60435 Romeoville, IL 60446 call *999 5.2 miles 5.9 miles 8.1 miles Tourism Information: www.enjoyillinois.com The information included in this guide identifies lodging and attractions located in proximity to the Illinois Tollway’s -inter changes. The data is provided by NAVTEQ and has been reviewed by the Illinois Office of Tourism and local convention and tourism bureaus. The Illinois Tollway does not endorse, recommend or favor these businesses and assumes no responsibil- ity for the quality, service or safety of the lodging establishments and an endorsement or recommendation is not intended or implied. Furthermore, while the Illinois Tollway has attempted to include the most up-to-date information available at the time, the included information is subject to change and should be verified for continued accuracy. The Illinois Tollway makes no guarantee as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS NEXT INTERCHANGE→ Illinois Route (159th Street) Mile Post 5 LODGING Lodging information can be found at the next interchange. E D C ¨¦§355 B ¬« W 159TH ST ¬« 7 53 A Spring Creek «¬171 Toll Plaza F ¨¦§80 ¤£6 Brought to you by: ATTRACTIONS A. Illinois and Michigan Canal Museum C. Big Run Golf Club E. Ruffled Feathers Golf Course 815-838-5080 630-972-1652 630-257-1000 803 South State Street 17211 West 135th Street 1 Pete Dye Drive Illinois Tollway Information: Lockport, IL 60441 Lockport, IL 60441 Lemont, IL 60439 www.illinoistollway.com 2.5 miles 3.3 miles 4.8 miles Travel Times: B. Woodbine Golf Course D. Isle A La Cache Museum F. Haunted Trails www.travelmidwest.com 708-301-1252 815-886-1467 815-722-7800 14240 West 151st Street 501 East Romeo Road 1423 North Broadway Street Roadside Assistance: Homer Glen, IL 60491 Romeoville, IL 60446 Joliet, IL 60435 call *999 2.5 miles 4.2 miles 5.2 miles Tourism Information: www.enjoyillinois.com The information included in this guide identifies lodging and attractions located in proximity to the Illinois Tollway’s -inter changes. The data is provided by NAVTEQ and has been reviewed by the Illinois Office of Tourism and local convention and tourism bureaus. The Illinois Tollway does not endorse, recommend or favor these businesses and assumes no responsibil- ity for the quality, service or safety of the lodging establishments and an endorsement or recommendation is not intended or implied. Furthermore, while the Illinois Tollway has attempted to include the most up-to-date information available at the time, the included information is subject to change and should be verified for continued accuracy. The Illinois Tollway makes no guarantee as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. ←PREVIOUS INTERCHANGE BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS NEXT INTERCHANGE→ Archer Avenue/143rd Street Mile Post 7.5 LODGING A. Super 8 - Romeoville Bolingbrook E. American Lodge and Suites - G F ¨¦§55 630-759-8880 Bolingbrook D E 1301 Marquette Drive 630-378-5300 171 Romeoville, IL 60446 175 Remington Boulevard C A B C «¬ 4.1 miles Bolingbrook, IL 60440 ¬«53 5.0 miles S D B. Ramada Limited - Bolingbrook T A T 630-972-9797 F. Hampton Inn and Suites - B A E S 520 South Bolingbrook Drive Bolingbrook T Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-759-7100 4.6 miles 165 Remington Boulevard ¨¦§355 C. La Quinta Inn and Suites - Chicago Bolingbrook, IL 60440 5.0 miles 159TH ST Bolingbrook E ¬«7 W 630-226-0000 G. Springhill Suites by Marriott - F 225 West South Frontage Road Bolingbrook Spring Creek Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-759-0529 Toll Plaza 4.8 miles 125 Remington Boulevard D. Holiday Inn and Suites - Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-679-1600 5.0 miles Brought to you by: 205 Remington Boulevard Bolingbrook, IL 60440 4.9 miles ATTRACTIONS A. Big Run Golf Club C. Lemont Historical Society and E. Gaylord Building 815-838-1057 Museum 815-588-1100 17211 West 135th Street 630-257-2972 200 West 8th Street Illinois Tollway Information: Lockport, IL 60441 306 Lemont Street Lockport, IL 60441 www.illinoistollway.com 1.6 miles Lemont, IL 60439 3.6 miles 3.1 miles Travel Times: B. Isle A La Cache Museum F. Illinois and Michigan Canal www.travelmidwest.com 815-886-1467 D. Ruffled Feathers Golf Course Museum 501 East Romeo Road 630-257-1000 815-838-5080 Roadside Assistance: Romeoville, IL 60446 1 Pete Dye Drive 803 South State Street call *999 3.1 miles Lemont, IL 60439 Lockport, IL 60441 3.2 miles 3.7 miles Tourism Information: www.enjoyillinois.com The information included in this guide identifies lodging and attractions located in proximity to the Illinois Tollway’s -inter changes. The data is provided by NAVTEQ and has been reviewed by the Illinois Office of Tourism and local convention and tourism bureaus. The Illinois Tollway does not endorse, recommend or favor these businesses and assumes no responsibil- ity for the quality, service or safety of the lodging establishments and an endorsement or recommendation is not intended or implied. Furthermore, while the Illinois Tollway has attempted to include the most up-to-date information available at the time, the included information is subject to change and should be verified for continued accuracy. The Illinois Tollway makes no guarantee as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. ←PREVIOUS INTERCHANGE BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS NEXT INTERCHANGE→ 127th Street Mile Post 9 LODGING A. Super 8 - Romeoville Bolingbrook E. Hampton Inn and Suites - ¬« 630-759-8880 Bolingbrook 83 1301 Marquette Drive 630-759-7100 G Romeoville, IL 60446 165 Remington Boulevard D E 2.8 miles Bolingbrook, IL 60440 F 3.5 miles B B. Ramada Limited - Bolingbrook D A 630-972-9797 F. Holiday Inn and Suites - Bolingbrook C A ¨¦§55 «¬171 520 South Bolingbrook Drive 630-679-1600 ¬«53 S T C A Bolingbrook, IL 60440 205 Remington Boulevard T E 3.1 miles Bolingbrook, IL 60440 S B T C. La Quinta Inn and Suites - Chicago 3.5 miles Bolingbrook G. Springhill Suites by Marriott - 630-226-0000 Bolingbrook ¨¦§355 225 West South Frontage Road 630-759-0529 Bolingbrook, IL 60440 125 Remington Boulevard E ¬«7 W 159TH ST 3.3 miles Bolingbrook, IL 60440 F 3.5 miles D. American Lodge and Suites - Ò Bolingbrook Brought to you by: 630-378-5300 175 Remington Boulevard Bolingbrook, IL 60440 3.5 miles ATTRACTIONS A. Lemont Historical Society and C. Ruffled Feathers Golf Course E. Gaylord Building Museum 630-257-1000 815-588-1100 Illinois Tollway Information: 630-257-2972 1 Pete Dye Drive 200 West 8th Street www.illinoistollway.com 306 Lemont Street Lemont, IL 60439 Lockport, IL 60441 Lemont, IL 60439 2.9 miles 5.0 miles Travel Times: 1.5 miles D. Cog Hill Golf and Country Club F. Illinois and Michigan Canal www.travelmidwest.com B. Isle A La Cache Museum 630-257-5872 Museum 815-886-1467 12294 Archer Avenue 815-838-5080 Roadside Assistance: 501 East Romeo Road Lemont, IL 60439 803 South State Street call *999 Romeoville, IL 60446 3.7 miles Lockport, IL 60441 2.9 miles 5.0 miles Tourism Information: www.enjoyillinois.com The information included in this guide identifies lodging and attractions located in proximity to the Illinois Tollway’s -inter changes.
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