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Staying at Restoring Hope Transplant House

Thank you for your interest in staying at Restoring Hope Transplant House. We currently have 5 newly renovated and redecorated guest rooms available for transplant patients and caregivers who are staying in the Madison area while receiving life-saving care at nearby University of Wisconsin Hospital.

Am I Eligible to Stay at RHTH?

Patients and/or caregivers MUST be referred to Restoring Hope Transplant House in order to stay as guests. If you are interested in staying at RHTH, please contact your Transplant Coordinator. Restoring Hope Transplant House cannot take reservations directly under any circumstances.

How Does the Registration Process Work?

If your Transplant Coordinator deems you eligible to stay here, they will fax us an initial registration form that contains your contact information and additional specifics about your stay and we will know to expect you. Once the fax is sent by your Transplant Coordinator, please call us at 608-831-1726 to alert us personally in the event there is a fax machine error or the on-site manager is momentarily away and does not receive the fax immediately. Once you arrive we will have your registration information ready and we will present you with a guest manual and your room key and then you are free to enjoy your stay.

What are the Current Rates at RHTH?

Guest rooms are currently $45/night. There is an additional $30 cleaning/utilities fee after a stay of 5 days that can be paid at the end of your stay.

What Makes RHTH a Home Away from Home?

5 spacious guest rooms, each with a double and twin bed. Closet space with hangers, tables, chairs, mirrors, reading lights, dry erase board, linen, towels, cleaning supplies, etc.
Spacious community rooms with big screen TV's that have Charter Cable.
Community computers and wi-fi for guests that bring laptops/tablets.
5 shared bathrooms, 3 with showers. 1 handicapped bathroom/shower.
Culligan filtered water available on 1st and 2nd floor.
On-site laundry. Guests are responsible for doing their own laundry and room cleaning.
Fully-equipped community kitchen that allows guests to prepare their own meals just like at home.
Donated supply of books, games and transplant related reading material.
Much more...

What Should I Bring During My Stay?

Laptop or tablet for personal use in the event community computers are being used.
Laundry and shower supplies as only a very limited amount of donated supplies are available.
Slippers as many of the rooms feature original hardwood floors.
Food and beverages. A full kitchen is available as is pantry and refrigerator space. Guests are responsible for their own meals and cleanup. Please, no alcoholic beverages at any time!
A smile and the understanding that transplant patients and caregivers need your support and patience at this time.
Any other comforts of home.