Hotel List Posted for Denmark, WI

Blair Setford • February 27, 2023

Hotel List for #ISCWT2023

The host committee for the 2023 ISC World Tournament has provided alist of area hotels for teams. Click here for the full list.


Headquarter Hotel

Country Inn & Suites East - 850 Kepler Drive, Green Bay (12.1 miles)

Contact: Brittany Rowell

Phone: 920-288-0101

Rate range: SOLD OUT

Amenities: complimentary hot breakfast, indoor pool, free WiFi, fitness center

with quick access to I-43 and Circle Tap facilities.


Aloft Green Bay - 465 Pilgrim Way, Green Bay (14.7 miles)

Contact: Stacie Christel

Phone: 920-593-6007

Rate range: $159-$179 depending on room type (Packers rate - $299*)

*Rate only applies if guest is staying less than 3-nights over home game night.

Amenities: Onsite 24/7 Re:Fuel Bistro, W XYZ bar open nightly at 5pm, 24/7 indoor

pool & whirlpool, complimentary HSIA throughout the hotel, 24/7 fitness center.


AmericInn by Wyndham, Green Bay Stadium – 2815 Ramada Way (15.8 miles)

Contact: Mattie Emerine

Phone: 704-433-4283

Rate Range: $119 to $129 (Packers rate - $199)

Amenities: Bus parking, fitness center, free breakfast, hot tub onsite, laundry

facilities, indoor pool.


Delta Hotels by Marriott Green Bay - 2750 Ramada Way, Green Bay (15.4 miles)

Contact: Stephanne Leal

Phone: 920-499-0631

Rate range: $119 (Packers rate - $169)

Amenities: Urban 80 bar/restaurant onsite, Starbucks, indoor pool.


Fairfield Inn & Suites - 2850 South Oneida Street, Green Bay (15.5 miles)

Contact: Stephanne Leal

Phone: 920-499-0631

Rate range: $109 (Packers rate - $159)

Amenities: free continental breakfast, indoor pool


Hampton Inn Downtown – 201 Main Street, Green Bay (19.7 miles)

Contact: Barb Myer

Phone: 920-437-5900

Rate Range: $129-149 (Packers rate: $189-209)

Amenities: free hot breakfast, free WiFi, indoor pool & fitness center.


Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham – 335 W. St. Joseph St, Green Bay (13.6 miles)

Contact: Angela Peterson

Phone: 920-435-2222

Rate Range: $149-179 (Packers rate – contact hotel)

Amenities: outdoor pool/whirlpool, complimentary hot breakfast buffet,

Wednesday evening dinner, full kitchen in all rooms.


Holiday Inn Stadium Green Bay - 2785 Ramada Way, Green Bay (15.4 miles)

Contact: Jack Jones

Phone: 920-569-1610

Rate Range: Rates starting at $120 (Packers rate - $219)

Amenities: restaurant and bar onsite, pool/spa and conference rooms available.


Hotel J – 2620 South Packerland Drive, Green Bay (16.6 miles)

Contact: Tiffany or Dayton

Phone: 920-499-1900

Rate Range: $89-220 (Packers rate - $500+)

Amenities: pool and hot tub, free WiFi, breakfast, local restaurant discounts with

room key.


Hyatt Regency Green Bay - 333 Main Street, Green Bay (13.4 miles)

Contact: Brian Delforge

Phone: 920-321-5062

Rate range: $149 (regardless of Packers rate or not / requires 3-night stay or more)

Amenities: bar/restaurant onsite, pool, hot tub and sauna, walking distance to

other restaurants/bars and City Deck Riverwalk, all suite rooms.


Radisson Hotel & Conference Center – 2040 Airport Drive, Green Bay (17.6 miles)

Contact: Amanda LaFave

Phone: 920-405-6405

Rate Range: $129 to $229 (discuss with hotel)

Amenities: complimentary airport shuttle, onsite food outlets, pool facilities,

complimentary internet, attached to Oneida Casino.


Quality Inn & Suites Downtown – 321 S. Washington Street, Green Bay (15.8 miles)

Contact: Erica Diaz

Phone: 920-437-8771 – x117

Rate range: $99 for standard rooms, $119 for suites (Packers rate – contact hotel)

Amenities: hot breakfast, pool and hot tub, fitness center.


Quality Inn Stadium Area – 1978 Holmgren Way, Green Bay (16.1 miles)

Contact: Bhranti Patel

Phone: 920-498-8088

Rate Range: $150-$180 (Packers rate: $290)

Amenities: complimentary breakfast, indoor pool and hot tub, walking distance

to Lambeau Field, close to sports bars/restaurants.


Tundra Lodge Resort – 865 Lombardi Avenue, Green Bay (16.1 miles)

Contact: Lisa Kussow

Phone: 920-491-5761

Rate Range: $159.95 for double queen suites, additional room types available

Amenities: suites, waterpark/arcade, restaurant and bar onsite, complimentary

wireless internet, complimentary convenient parking, fitness center.

Mathieu Roy: A Force in Left Field

By Brian Eradus • April 25, 2025
At 36 years old , Mathieu Roy stands as a seasoned presence in left field—sporting jersey #16 . Having played for the New York Gremlins in 2024 and playing for the newly named Bear Creek Gremlins next season, this St-Gervais, Québec native has crafted a storied career that’s still going strong. Off the field, he’s a strength and conditioning coach , as well as a baseball and softball coach, using his expertise to guide the next generation of athletes. Early Start and Family Ties Mathieu’s fastpitch journey began at an incredibly young age—he was swinging at a tee by 18 months old and playing organized softball by the time he was four. The main inspiration? His dad, Jean Roy , who played fastpitch and passed on his love for the game. Growing up in a hotbed of softball, Mathieu quickly discovered his passion for the sport’s high intensity and sense of community. Rising Through Challenges When Mathieu first started playing in ISC-level competition, he noticed a significant gap in pitching velocity during local practices—few pitchers could throw over 75 mph. Still, he found ways to adapt. “I worked on my arm strength in the offseason, and I gained two or three miles per hour,” he explains. “At my age, that’s a big win.” He also aimed to increase his hitting power, recognizing that consistent performance at the plate would help anchor the top of his team’s lineup.

Yusuke Morita: Zen-Focused and Ready to Compete for Bear Creek Express

By Brian Eradus • April 22, 2025
At 36 years old , Yusuke Morita is an experienced outfielder with a sharp mind, a calm presence, and a competitive spirit that runs deep. Now a member of Bear Creek Express , after suiting up for Glow Worm in 2024, Yusuke continues to prove that age is just a number when you play with heart, preparation, and purpose. Born and raised in Susaki, Kochi, Japan , Yusuke has grown into an international competitor while staying true to his roots—and his deep respect for the game. A Lifelong Commitment to the Game Yusuke’s fastpitch journey began in elementary school , when he joined his local softball team. With few other options for sports in his area, fastpitch quickly became his focus. His father, who also served as a coach, helped instill a strong work ethic early on. “He taught me the importance of thinking through the game and practicing with intention,” Yusuke says. That foundation served him well—both as a player and as a person. “There were never any major problems when I started,” he says. “It was always about learning, improving, and enjoying the sport I loved.” Leading with Focus and Family Values While many athletes get pumped up with noise and energy before a game, Yusuke takes a different approach: meditation . “I imagine myself in the game—both succeeding and making mistakes—so I can focus completely. It helps me give my best in training and stay centered during competition.” Outside of softball, Yusuke spends his time with his family. That balance—between intense athletic focus and peaceful personal time—has shaped him into the calm and consistent player he is today.