Conference Facility

Conference Facility

The 2025 Michigan Onsite Wastewater Conference will be held at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center on the MSU Campus, in East Lansing, Mich. Located at 219 S. Harrison Road, East Lansing, MI 48824, the Kellogg Center is nestled in the heart of campus.

Discounted lodging is available for conference attendees. Upon successfully registering, the instructions for accessing the discounted block will be made available. Discounted rooms are available until December 6 or the block sells out.

Kellogg Center

Extraordinary Comfort, Convenience and Service

Enjoy the contemporary vibe of pleasant and inviting guest rooms with spectacular views of the MSU campus, Red Cedar River, sprawling greenery, and walking trails. Rooms range from intimate to spacious with Capitol Bedding Touch of Softness pillow-top mattresses, Standard Textile linens, feather-free bedding and pillows, and all the comforts of home. 

Uncommon Attitude of Service

The Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center works hard not to fit in, but to stand out above the rest. Successful meetings and events start with the perfect space, hotel accommodations, and amenities. However, it is their exceptional customer service experience that sets them apart.

Wi-FI

Kellogg Center offers free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel and conference center.

Parking

Guests with overnight lodging at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center will receive complimentary onsite parking in the attached parking ramp as part of their lodging fee. Attendees driving in or staying elsewhere can also park in the attached parking ramp and will be provided a parking validation code that can be used in the parking kiosks to cover any parking charges. Detailed, step-by-step instructions will be provided to registered attendees a few days prior to the conference.

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