USS LST-325 | WWII Landing Ship

Where to Stay...?

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If you're coming in from out of town, sometimes finding a hotel

can be both a pain and stressful (on yourself and your pocketbook)!

Take a look below at some of the fine establishments

that we recommend located near us and other attractions in Evansville.

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Hotels Near us

Below are just a few of the many options that are available in Evansville. Click on the picture to be taken to another website that can tell you more about each place!

Bally's Legends Tower

Formally the LeMerigot Hotel, it doesn't get ANY easier if you want to visit the LST-325: We're right across the street! The Sky Bridge is also an air-conditioned, handicapped-accessible feature you can use to go right from the hotel to us.
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Bally's of Evansville

Formerly Tropicana, Bally's of Evansville has a lot to offer for those staying on the grounds, from gambling to fine dining. Adjacent to the beautiful Riverside walking paths, it is located just a block away from the LST-325 and a few blocks from the Reitz Home Museum and the Evansville Museum.
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Hyatt Place Evansville Downtown

This new addition to the downtown area is one of the best hotels in close approximity to other attractions. Located just minutes from: the Children's Museum of Evansville, the Evansville African American Museum, the Reitz Home Museum, the Evansville Museum and, of course, the LST-325.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Evansville

DoubleTree is right in Evansville's downtown nightlife district and just minutes from the Reitz Home Museum and the LST-325, as well as other attractions, stores and restaurants. This is also a great place to stay for any upcoming shows at the beautiful Old National Events Plaza and the Ford Center.
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Quality Inn & Suites Evansville Downtown

The furthest away from the LST-325 on our list, Quality Inn & Suites is just minutes from the LST-325, as well as the Mesker Park Zoo and historic Bosse Field, where the film "A League of Their Own" starring Tom Hanks, was filmed.
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