Book a Hotel near Crossroads Park Shopping Center, Crossroad Park

Are you ready to make your way to Crossroads Park Shopping Center?

To see it, you'll need to travel about 65 miles (105 kilometers) from the state capital, Lansing, to Kalamazoo.

If you would prefer a short drive from your hotel, it would be a good idea to book one of the 2 nearby accommodations in advance. Take your time comparing the different features of the Courtyard Kalamazoo Portage and Homewood Suites by Hilton Kalamazoo-Portage, located within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Crossroads Park Shopping Center.

If you are simply looking for a solid roof over your head, take a look at the handful of low-cost hotels that are just a short drive away. You will find the Comfort Inn Kalamazoo and the TownePlace Suites by Marriott Kalamazoo a short distance away.

You definitely deserve some time at one of the few luxurious hotels in the surrounding area. Look into The Rosenbaum Bldg and The Kalamazoo House Bed & Breakfast.

In need of a caffeine hit? You can settle in for a coffee at Gloria Jean's Coffees, a short walk from Crossroads Park Shopping Center. Also close by is Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, where you'll find a greater variety of dining options. It's the right time to get a drink or two when twilight starts creeping in. Make a request for a local spirit or wine at Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar, also a brief walk away.

Other Things to Do Near Crossroads Park Shopping Center

• Hoping to find some parkland where one can enjoy a family picnic, a relaxing stroll or just sit in the sun? Visit Portage Creek Bicentennial Park.
• You don't want to miss Air Zoo, where you'll explore the long and interesting heritage of aviation and the magic and adventure behind flying.
• Score a hole in one, get active and test yourself at Milham Park Golf Club.
• Spend an afternoon at a local landmark, Bank Street Farmer's Market. Have fun as you browse some charming stalls with local goods.
• Be blown away by the dedicated actors performing at New Vic Theatre and appreciate the hard work which goes into a production.