The desk receptionist was very nice and friendly! He saw that I was an out of towner and gave my…read morerecommendation as to what to do in the city while visiting. Checking in was also a smooth process and a quick one if I don't say so. The room was clean and spacious like most suites. I didn't have any issues or complaints with anything. The breakfast spread could have been a little better in the morning but I won't complain too much as it was better than nothing at all. I'd definitely stay here again no problem.

If I could give this a zero star, I completely would considering how rude Karen or Taryn was to my…read morewife and I, after we just finished a long day of traveling the last thing we expected to walk into would be a very unaccommodating front desk clerk who chose to treat us with zero common decency up until we were about to walk to our rooms. I would recommend someone who has an ounce of etiquette train or repurpose her because she will continue to skew the experience of every guest that crosses her path. Looking through the reviews that have been left previously over the past few months it looks like it is a common issue as one review, even references her as the "rude hefty lady in front". The room is nice and the location is perfect, but that first experience will definitely stick with us.

This place is just COOOOOOOOL. You will NOT regret your stay!! My boss took a bunch of us here for…read morea team building. It has been my favorite hotel stay to date. Make the reservation!

My stay at The Iron Horse Hotel was extremely disappointing, especially for a property that markets…read moreitself as a boutique experience. From the moment I walked in, the lobby was overwhelmed with a heavy, Axe body spray-like scent--so strong it felt like walking through a middle school locker room. I assumed it was temporary and that my room would be a relief, but unfortunately, it was worse. The room smelled musty, like a house that hasn't been aired out in years. To make matters worse, the wallpaper was peeling off the walls, which is unacceptable for a hotel at this level. Beyond that, the overall cleanliness of the hotel was lacking. For a boutique property, I expected a much higher standard, but the space felt worn and not well-maintained. The bed was hard and uncomfortable, and the towels were rough--far from the soft, high-end feel you'd expect. The most concerning part of my stay, though, was waking up at 1:45 AM struggling to breathe. It genuinely felt like a reaction to something in the room--possibly mold or poor air quality. I initially thought I was getting sick, but after spending a few hours away the next day, I felt completely normal again, which makes it hard to ignore the room as the cause. If you have any respiratory sensitivities, be cautious. I contacted the front desk to explain the situation and was told checking out early without being charged for another night wouldn't be an issue. I even offered to return around noon so they could turn the room, but was told not to worry since they weren't sold out. When I returned later that day, there was no note, and the staff refused to honor what I had been told, citing the late checkout time. While I understand policies, the inconsistency and lack of follow-through were frustrating. I also dined at the hotel restaurant, which didn't help the experience. The food was overpriced for the quality--my salad was warm, fries were room temperature, and clearly sat out too long. Dessert was equally disappointing; the lemon tart was buried under an excessive amount of powdered sugar, making it unpleasant to eat. It's honestly a sad day when I transferred to a basic airport hotel--Hyatt Place Milwaukee Airport--and had a significantly better experience. The bed was more comfortable, the towels were actually soft, and even the shampoo and conditioner were noticeably better quality. On top of that, the Hyatt was spotless, which only made the lack of cleanliness at Iron Horse stand out even more. Overall, this stay fell far below expectations. Between the condition of the room, air quality concerns, cleanliness issues, and poor service recovery, I won't be returning.

Milwaukee, you surprised me in the best way possible. I'm so in love with this city for it's…read moregenuine charm and hospitality. I came here for work during Halloween season, and the decorations covering the hotel were festive. These were some of the nicest, warmest, most welcoming staff members I've ever met. Just a lot of "awww" feelings. It's the details that matter. They have a well-stocked lobby store, plenty of parking, and a cool outdoor fire pit. They have a pickup table for delivered food (thank goodness) and a morning coffee station with STRONG beverages and French vanilla creamer. Even their wake-up call was cheery. Being so close to the airport, I look forward to staying here again.

A nice place to stay at very close to MKE. Quick check in and out. They also have an airport…read moreshuttle. The restaurant and beer selection was decent also. Open until very late. I was not impressed that they charge for parking. Ive never had to pay for parking at a Hilton Garden Inn. It was not clearly stated in their website. That dropped it down from a 5 to a 4 star.

My husband and I came here to celebrate our 8th wedding anniversary and they were having a deal…read more(buy 1 night, get 1 night FREE), who can pass that up? Lol. We stayed in the Oxford cabin and ended up paying $271 for 2 nights. Still an awesome bed and breakfast, friendly staff, delicious complimentary cheese and wine of your choice. Small issue, it was lots of ants this visit. Maybe because it was warmer this visit, but they were everywhere. Besides that, great trip. Of course, we'll be back, we LOVE it here.

Love this place. Mu husband and I came here to celebrate our anniversary. It was our second visit,…read morebut the first one was nearly 10 years ago. Place has been maintained beautifully. Fantastic location and definitely walkable to downtown Lake Geneva, although if you have mobility issues, maybe not. Friendly staff, special little touches, and cozy cabins! We promised ourselves that we will not wait this long next time.

Living at Staybridge because my home was destroyed by flooding. It's nice to have a small…read morekitchenette & separate living room & bedroom. Staff are kind & hotel has good amenities. They have a daily breakfast which is very good. Few problems I've encountered is the non-existence of Spectrum WIFI that's has the WEAKEST SIGNAL EVER so the maintenance man can't fix the TV because it barely picks up a signal to any stations; so NO movies, NO local stations, no premium channels. Also, they don't clean your room on weekly basis as needed especially when requesting cleaning, toilet paper, towels, vacuuming & garbage removal. There's a laundromat on site but the 2 machines are broken; the pool is always closed due to bad water tests & in need of shock treatments. I pay over $5K a month to stay here so I think I should get the same services as any new arriving guests no?

Our family enjoyed our stay at this location. The breakfast was excellent, the pool/patio are was…read morelovely. The staff was friendly. Would return if we needed to stay in Phoenix again

We spent four nights here for a family wedding. I am disabled and Towneplace has good rooms for…read moredisabled people, so we've stayed in several motels in this chain. The place was exceptionally clean. We were offered room cleanup every day, which is unusual and pleasant. Our room was spacious and quiet. The staff was friendly and gracious. My two issues with this motel were about corporate choices. First -- I think the breakfast selections on offer are strange, very much not to my taste. This has been true of every Towneplace we've stayed at. Second, the handicap shower plumbing didn't work very well. The cable to the handheld showerhead was too short and also leaked. The grab bars in the shower are polished chrome and were very slippery when wet. Again -- these were choices made at the corporate level.

Staff is most pleasant which is refreshing these days. From front desk to morning kitchen staff…read more The rooms are small but pleasantly equipped with everything you could possibly need. Only dislike is the shower. It's an open shower with only half a door. Freezing and water goes everywhere. Not a fan.

Sheridan's brunch and food is great. I've never gone wrong with the Oatmeal-Blueberry Pancakes or…read moreEggs Sheridan or the Pulled Pork Benedict. It's a nicely decorated place, with comfortable seating, and a fireplace in the back dining room. And while I like visiting, service has always seemed to be lacking, from taking that first order, to refilling the coffee, to getting the check, and I see others have pointed that out. They serve Valentine Coffee, which I love, but get bigger cups (and Splenda)! Tea cups don't do us coffee drinkers justice if the coffee service is slow. Yelper Cliches: Can we stop calling restaurants that have been on Yelp for a full decade with over 100 reviews a "hidden gem"? Sheridan's is in plain view on Lake Drive (four lane highway 32), and everyone in the area knows about Sheridan's. Sheridan's is not bad, could be better, A-Okay 3-stars.

They have an electronic keycard for the building and your room, and no reception. They give you a…read morecode for the lock box the first day and leave your key in there (along with everyone else's). On the second day, they apparently decided to change our keys without telling us. We were stuck outside in the rain with no way to get into the building, and no one to buzz us in. They said "we changed your keys and slipped your new keys under the door." Big help that is when we are stuck outside in the rain. What a ridiculous thing to do. The walls and floors are paper thin. There is no water to drink.

I adore this hotel! I've never had the chance (yet!) to actually stay at Saint Kate, but I'm a huge…read morefan of the entire atmosphere. I love the bar and lounge area. Great bartenders and unique drinks. The "art" part of this hotel is very much evident right when you walk in. They have an artist in residence, a gallery with is regularly changing exhibits or installations. This amazing former cigarette vending machine turned an art vending machine. A bright and colorful design which provides another opportunity to explore art but different mediums. I always make sure I have cash in hand to grab a piece or two from this brilliant addition to the hotel. Such a wonderful feature and an asset for Milwaukee!

I stayed here on a business trip. I am not a big fan of modern art and they got some creepy half…read morestatutes in the corner but, they rooms were nice, the hotel bar had basically everything you could want and the bartenders were super friendly. The food I had was pretty good too. If you are looking for something a bit more upscale, I recommend.

Wow! I recently stayed at The Pfister Hotel for about a week, and I absolutely loved my experience…read more From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel welcome. They greeted me warmly, helped with my bags, and even brought them up to my room. Before my trip, I was honestly a little nervous because I'd heard so many stories about the hotel being haunted. Thankfully, I didn't experience anything unusual at all. It ended up being one of the best hotel stays I've had. I stayed on one of the upper floors, and the views were beautiful. Waking up to the sunrise and watching the sunset in the evening made the stay even more special. The staff checked in with me every day to make sure I had everything I needed and were always happy to offer recommendations. They even upgraded my room at no extra charge, which was such a thoughtful surprise. The rooms include complimentary coffee, tea, and bottled water, and I was impressed with how fast the elevators were. I never waited more than a couple of minutes. The location is another huge plus. It's right in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, and so many great restaurants, coffee shops, and attractions are within walking distance. If you don't have a car, it's incredibly easy to get around, and Uber rides are very affordable. One fun thing about staying here is that there's always a chance you'll run into someone well known. I was told that every U.S. president has stayed at the hotel, which adds to its rich history and charm. The people staying at the hotel were just as friendly as the staff, and I met so many wonderful people during my visit. If you stay here, make sure to go all the way to the top floor and check out Blu. The views alone are worth it. I truly loved my stay at The Pfister. If I'm back in Milwaukee, I would absolutely stay here again. Next time, I also want to treat myself to the spa and salon inside the hotel.

This was the start of our trip for my cousins wedding. On our arrival the beautiful bay window in…read moreour room was filled with spiderwebs. When we checked out we left our items at the bell desk and got our ticket we were headed to the brewers game. After the game there was no one at the desk and after about 10 mins of waiting another hotel person came to help us. I had to keep telling her we had more stuff, in the stress of waiting and having to tell her we had more items my husband's garment bag was left. It had his suit for the wedding we were going to. The whole reason for the trip. I was sent a link called " I left my stuff" which felt like a slap in the face, I didn't forget it, they did not return it. I had to pay $88 to overnight it. 6/5 it was shipped and I didn't receive it until Monday 6/8 at 10 am. So on top of the $88 we were out we had to go to a suit shop in town and spend $630 for another suit. This definitely was such a big stress of our trip.