The Rodeway Inn is 4 miles from Dane County Regional Airport and 3 miles from Olbrich Botanical Gardens. Rodeway Inn features an indoor pool and rooms with cable TVs. Free WiFi is provided. Rooms at the pet-friendly Rodeway Inn offer free local...

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