God, where do I start?…read more First off the place is sophisticated and well appointed. That's not the problem. I was there on a Saturday night and my room was just above the street, freeway side. There was non-stop drag racing, loud stereos and yelling till 3AM. At first I thought the window was open because it felt so close, like it was 10 feet away. Turns out there's just really poor noiseproofing. They do provide ear plugs but they didn't help. When i complained about it, (everything by text, BTW) they said they had never heard that complaint. The first lie of a series of other crazy lies. At checkout, Rosa said she would talk to the owner and adjust my bill. I thought.... great! Weeks go by and like 20 texts, still no credit. I called and talked to the owner. He assured me I would get the credit. Another week goes by. Finally they said they had issued the credit and sent me some "proof". My name and the words "-$100". What the hell was this? I still had no credit, having checked my credit card daily. Finally, almost a month goes by and I email the owner and say, I never got the credit. He said he didn't have time for this and they would void the credit card "credit" and mail me a check. It's been weeks and still no check. I figure these grifters need the money more than I do so I'll just let this review suffice. Stay at your own risk. Sketchy as hell!

Feel bad to write this BUT....Beautiful place but noise level at night was HORRIBLE. Did not sleep…read morefor 3 nights. Went to Milwaukee for USA Triathlon Nationals in August '26. Had requested "Quiet Room" on reservation under "special request". Had nice corner room on second floor. Holy cow the level of noise of motorcycles, hot rods, yelling, honking, police cars, and club music continuously the ENTIRE night from 10pm-1am! Might be less noisy in winter? Only stay here if a heavy sleeper. Not sure if any rooms face inward. Might want to ask about this if thinking of staying here.

*This review is for the bar in this beautiful and unique hotel--I already 5 star reviewed my stay…read moreat the hotel!* **add this to your list of places to grab a cocktail when downtown MKE, you won't regret it. This is a hidden gem** Since I'm on the email list from my previous stay I saw that Dubbel Dutch was hosting a fun event featuring a local tarot card reader. While we waited for our reading we posted up at the gorgeous bar and Michael took excellent care of us. He personally hand crafts several syrups which get mixed into very unique cocktails. They are served in glassware that resembles antique crystal and it's truly a hidden gem. They serve food which looked and smelled delicious but we came just for the drinks and the tarot reader! What a special place Dubbel Dutch is.

I stayed here on my work trip to Milwaukee because I loooove historic hotels, and this one seemed…read moreto have a great location. I walked everywhere downtown during my time here; there are some great restaurants close by and a cool bar inside of the building. This hotel has "invisible service" (which I take to mean as "we don't want to pay actual staff") which I'm not a huge fan of. No lobby, check-in kiosks or humans; you're provided with your room number and a code to access the exterior doors and your room during your stay. I was assigned to room 303 on the top floor, and no elevators/no staff meant having to haul all of my luggage up 3 flights alone. The room itself was spacious and charming. I liked all of the natural light and downtown views. The large shower stall was great and they actually provided plenty of towels! I also liked that they provided a full-length mirror. I do think it would have been cooler to decorate the room and lighting in pieces that complemented the history and style of the hotel, rather than the modern and IKEA-ish pieces they used. I also wish the room had a desk, or more places to store my belongings aside from the floor. It was hard to sleep at night and I was glad I brought earplugs. Both nights were windy and I could hear my shutters banging against the wall, the shades didn't completely block out light, and the HVAC system was placed high on the wall and had a bright, large, glowing temperature number if it was turned on. I had to turn off all heating and air to get complete darkness, but next time I would bring post-its to cover the light! I rounded up to 4 stars because I love that this historic building is still being used for all of us to enjoy! I'd stay here again, especially if I were traveling with someone who enjoys taking my luggage upstairs so that I don't have to!

NOT family-friendly. In fact, not friendly AT ALL. My…read moresister and I started a Christmas tradition a few years ago of taking our daughters (ages 6 and 7) to afternoon tea. This year we decided to try Low Tea at the Schuster Mansion. I truly wish I had read the reviews beforehand, because we would not have booked -- and after our visit, I now understand why so many others had similar experiences. I noticed from those reviews, the owner seems to respond by gaslighting those who gave negative reviews- very unprofessional behavior. But here's our story anyways. From the moment we walked in, the tone was unwelcoming. The owner immediately made it clear that children were not really wanted there, repeatedly saying that "this is for adults" and that the girls would need to "act like adults." She even told them they should feel lucky to be allowed there at all. When my daughter simply looked at a bowl of candy near the entrance, she was sharply told that the candy was only for adults. Expecting young children not to even look at candy felt unreasonable and unnecessarily harsh. Absurd. We were told to wander while our coats were taken, but when we did exactly that, we were abruptly scolded and made to feel like we were doing something wrong. At that point, we honestly should have left. When we were seated, the tablecloth was still dirty and there were crumbs left behind. The owner continued to lecture us about how the space was meant for adults, insisting tea was meant for ages 8+. That directly contradicts their own website, which states that tea is appropriate for ages 5 and up. The atmosphere became so uncomfortable that my sister even asked the owner whether it would be better if we left. The tea service itself was disappointing. The tea was lukewarm at best even after being told that we had to wait while the tea was being warmed. We were never told what the desserts were, and we were not offered water refills. While seated, I also overheard the owner speaking negatively to other guests about a previous guest she had from England, which added to the uncomfortable feeling. The area near our table was dusty and clearly hadn't been cleaned in some time. We left as soon as we could -- and it felt like the owner was eager for us to go as well. The bright spot of the afternoon was a kind guest who came over specifically to tell us how polite and well-behaved our girls were. Afterward, we took the girls to Colectivo for hot chocolate, which they enjoyed far more. They even said they felt happy to finally be somewhere they could just be kids again. Overall, we felt like an inconvenience rather than paying guests. The tone from the owner was condescending and unfriendly, especially toward children, which made the entire experience stressful instead of special. We will not return and unfortunately cannot recommend Schuster Mansion to others.

This place is a GEM! Stepping inside feels like a summer escape to your stylish aunt and uncle's…read morestunning mansion. Every detail, from the vintage Kleenex box covers to the antique books, frames, china, and lampshades, is thoughtfully curated. Modern comforts like a water filtration system, private parking, and WiFi seamlessly blend in (but you're sooo happy they're available!). Rick and Laura Sue are remarkable hosts, handling everything themselves--check-in, high tea, dinner, breakfast, even changing light bulbs. Please extend them grace as they are handling everything themselves- I had to check my fast paced city girl at the door;) This isn't your typical stay; it's uniquely special. Rick and Laura Sue's stories and warm hospitality make booking a room with them a lovely and unforgettable experience. They even taught me the difference between high tea and low tea;) I would absolutely stay here again when I visit Milwaukee!

This is a very nice hotel with some great amenities. There is a pool, it's a little small for a…read morehotel but nice if there's not many people using it. The breakfast buffet is really nice and they change up the options everyday. It ends at 10 am on the weekends and 9:30 during the week. The rooms are super spacious and there's good deals on them depending on when you stay. There's a lot of stuff around the hotel too like stores, costco, a gym across the street, and many food options.

Extra clean facility with an outdoor space to relax. It's very nicely decorated. Staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful. Comfortable beds and beautiful bathroom. The breakfast buffet that was included with your stay was the best I've ever had at a hotel. Waffles, sausage, pancakes, eggs potatoes plus all the other extras like fresh fruit, yogurt and beverages. Lots of room to sit an eat. The only downfall is the entrance to the hotel is not well defined.

We loved our one night stay at the Washington House Inn in Cedarburg, WI!!…read moreThe inn is charming, the hospitality was extraordinary, and our room was spotless and lovely!! We really enjoyed our wine, cheese/crackers last night before dinner and our breakfast this morning was outstanding! We will most definitely come back and we strongly suggest that anyone looking for a perfect get away to Wisconsin should put Washington House Inn at the top of their list for a perfectly wonderful place to stay. Denyse & Bruce Goodman 9/30/26

Great place and great centralized location. Friendly staff and clean rooms. We stayed at the…read moreSchroeder house which is two small buildings down from the Inn. The wine and cheese was a nice selection. The breakfast set up was very cute. They also had a good selection of baked goods and man were they good. Fresh cut fruit with cute cups, boiled eggs and an omelet that had guacamole, sour cream and salsa to add if you wanted.

Adorable bed and breakfast. Clean, charming, and well-maintained. Our room was lovely and private…read morewith a comfortable bed. The hosts were friendly but not intrusive. Breakfast was good. Would go back.

Spent a wonderful anniversary weekend with amazing hosts that welcomed us into their home with open…read morearms. The breakfasts were delicious with a beautiful presentation - you certainly would never leave hungry! Our room was well appointed with cozy bedding with special touches throughout. If you are passing thru Watertown or here to enjoy its charm, this Bed and Breakfast is an amazing find.

I was given good service by the owner and staff. I was staying there because I was going to a…read morefight card down the street. I asked the owner about the shuttle and he told me it was being used for a Brewers game and so offered to give me a ride to my event as I just wanted to leave my car at the hotel. I took him up on the offer and he also informed me everything the hotel had to offer. The rest of the staff was friendly and easy to talk to. I told them I would give them a good review so here it is.

This place is somewhat new... Very clean! Nice friendly people. Comfortable room with a comfortable…read morebed. A 4 star place in my wife and my opinion.

Wife surprised me with a stay here. It was amazing! Great location to shops and surprisingly quiet!…read moreWould love to go back!

I spent a birthday weekend in The Sheboygan Room and was delighted with the experience. Denise…read moregave me the tour and was charming and very helpful. The entire house is very welcoming and the room was cozy and warm. The fireplace was excellent, the bed was very comfortable and the hot tub was a dream. Everything was spotless and well maintained. I had a wonderful time and would absolutely go back.