Good to Know: Natural Home Goes to Madison, Wisconsin
Eco-friendly travel.
May/June 2008
By John Ivanko
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The Arbor House Inn features organic mattresses and linens.
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Nestled between two lakes, capped by a stunning Capitol, and with residents who own more bicycles than cars, Madison is one of the 10 greenest cities in the nation. The city’s eco-friendliness abounds in its recreational opportunities, parks and gardens, miles of bike trails and thriving local and organic cuisine. To locate Madison’s many eco-conscious lodgings and other offerings, visit www.TravelGreenWisconsin.com or call (800) 432-8747.
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Sleeping
Arbor House: An Environmental Inn
This historical inn features organic mattresses and linens, in-floor radiant heat and organic gourmet cuisine. Take to the bike trails on complimentary bicycles or float Lake Wingra’s waters on one of the inn’s canoes.
3402 Monroe St. (608) 238-2981
Hilton Madison Monona Terrace
This luxury 240-room hotel overlooking Lake Monona works to conserve energy and water. The hotel restaurant, the Capitol Chophouse, sources many organic ingredients directly from local farmers and cheesemakers.
9 East Wilson St. (608) 255-5100
Eating
L’Etoile Restaurant and Café Soleil
More than 80 percent of the organic and seasonal ingredients on the menu here arrive directly from regional farmers. Seasonal dishes are served with flair and a second-floor view of the Capitol. On the first floor, Café Soleil serves farmer-inspired gourmet sandwiches and salads for lunch.
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