Best Four Star Hotels in Milwaukee

1. Breakfast: Canal street cafe in the lobby, completely Western-style! 2. Not suitable for bringing children (casino hotel); 3. The hotel location is not convenient and the surrounding environment is general; the hotel parking lot is large and hotel guests are free! Hotel room soundproof! 4, recommend friends who like ”small gambling”

What am amazing hotel. From the moment we walked into the gorgeous lobby, I said WOW. The staff greet you at the front, in the lobby and again at the desk. I was given the choice of the older more historic area or the tower. I chose the tower because I prefer a more modern room. The room was larger and nicer than I expected. And the view toward the lake is spectacular. I had lunch at the cafe, met with friends at the lobby bar, and a fantastic dinner at the upscale restaurant. We felt well taken care of at the conference. The set-up worked well. I so appreciate a conference where it’s easy to return to your room during sessions. I’ve stayed at more expensive hotels that weren’t as nice. Glad I added on a few extra days to enjoy Milwaukee, including being able to walk to the lake, the river walk, and many other fun sites and restaurants.

Let me start that most of the bad reviews are out of this Hotels hands. They can’t help since Hosting the first Oscars that the neighbourhood has gone down hill or that the rooms do get old. The good is that the rooms are huge with great beds and pillows. This would have a 5 Star if they would just open the Classic Bar area to relax instead of eating at the McDonalds across the street! Finally, the shuttle service to the ballpark is great thanks to Kennedy. He is professional, kind and takes everyone’s phone calls. I hope he got a raise recently! Shuttle is FREE so don’t forget to Tip Kennedy.

I received exceptional service from valet Daniel. I had left my phone in our car and discovered about an hour after we’d had it valet parked. Daniel assured me it was no problem and readily agreed to bring it to me—he hurried off to the parking spot and came back with the phone at a run. Daniel was courteous and helpful. He does his job conscientiously in a friendly manner. Thank you, Daniel!

The hotel is very good, recommended.

Very old-fashioned hotel in the city center, parking is a little expensive, opposite the public parking lot, ask the waiter how much parking fees, actually do not know the answer, do not take the initiative to load and unload luggage, this is a bad review.

King bed room. The room is much smaller than the Hilton City Center in the next few days. The facilities in public places are also lower. Fortunately, there are some business trips.

Great location for being in town for a Bucks game. Was walking distance to arena and bars. Hotel is pet friendly but no grassy area on the property. Need to cross a busy street and walk a block to a park.

Standard Westin, comfy linens, pleasant smelling sundries (thanks for being eco friendly with the big bottles). Friendly front desk and cleaning staff. Looks like only queen rooms have bath tubs. Be sure to request the nice soft bathrobe (with slippers and lavender oil) Nice bar and lobby area. Easy walk to Art Museum (don’t miss this amazing place), Public Market, Riverwalk, and really just a short 1.2 miles walk to the Buck game.

As far as hotels go… a unique concept. Some positives, some negatives, of which one – hotel management’s inadequate response to a significant problem – caused me and my wife to checkout after two nights of what was supposed to be a four-night stay. Our room was a junior suite on the top floor and was good-sized and had nice furnishings. We thought the food and service in the restaurants and bar were good (thumbs-up to Kate), the valets and bell staff hustled, and there is interesting artwork on some of the floors. All good things. On the downside: A few days prior to check-in we received an email offering us an early check-in for an extra $25. Not needing early check-in, we arrived at the posted 3pm check-in time. Our room wasn’t ready for another 35-40 minutes. Certainly a mixed message. The front desk staff are definitely hit-or-miss in terms of friendliness. There was no fan in the bathroom to help manage steam from the shower. The bathroom window is opaque but has no shade. As a result, at night, light from the highway adjacent to the hotel comes into the bathroom and continues into the sleeping area through the opaque glass shower wall. While the glass shower wall is opaque, it makes the shower far from private. Not a problem for us, but others might disagree. Also, the freight trains that run on the double tracks immediately adjacent to the hotel are noisy. I don’t want to have to wear a mask and earplugs to get a good night’s sleep in what is supposed to be a luxury hotel. Why the horrible rating and not just a mediocre one? Shortly after 8:00pm on our second night we smelled smoke in our sixth-floor room. Because the smell grew worse, at 8:45 I called the front desk. The person I spoke with explained that on nights when there is no breeze, smoke from the restaurant's “hearth” will drift up the side of the building and into the room. They had a ready explanation. In other words, they knew the smoke could be a problem but have done nothing about it. At 10:30pm I called again and asked to speak to the manager on duty. Unfortunately, the only manager in the building works in food and beverage and isn't that well versed in other aspects of managing the hotel. Regardless, I asked her to come to the room so she could establish for herself that I wasn't exaggerating about the eye-stinging, headache-causing smoky air. She and the restaurant's banquet manager did come upstairs and did acknowledge that the smoke was a problem. For a number of reasons - some the hotel’s, some ours - changing rooms at that hour wasn't a viable option. We were assured by the manager we were speaking with that she would write a detailed email for the hotel manager coming in the next day and that that manager would call us “first the in the morning.” I’m writing this review four mornings later. We are still waiting for that call.