This hotel was near perfect and I could see why it's Michelin rated…read more I don't usually stay in boutique hotels but when looking at the nearby major chains, they didn't look appealing. The room was clean and had a rustic modern feel. When the carpet is beige, you know they have to take care of it consistently. Everything had a plush feel. The shower had a rainfall showerhead and a handheld. There's a scent that emanates throughout the hotel and into your room. It's light and adds to the ambiance. It's also in the sheets and linen too. I guess that adds to one of the negatives I list later in that the HVAC seems to be centrally controlled. There was some very minor debris in the sink that may have been left from wiping of a dirty rag, but that was mostly it. Gym was nice and parking was plentiful and free. What I didn't like: - Mini fridge in the room had a lot of snacks and other drinks that I assume were for sale. I usually pack my own food, so those items took up some space in the fridge - I get cold easily, so I try to adjust the thermostat, but it's centrally controlled, which I've never seen... I'm assuming all of the rooms are regulated in this way... - Breakfast bar- had bare minimal which I really don't mind. I really wouldn't expect a place like this to serve you breakfast unless it was full service. Would definitely come back

Great hotel in downtown Beloit. It's been redone in a "speak easy" motif. Rooms are spacious and…read moreinclude a phonograph with a selection of vinyl LPs (that's 33 rpm records, for you youngsters). Room has a huge shower with a rainforest head. Also has a mini bar in the room. Only negative point is there was no refrigerator or microwave. Great restaurant located just off the lobby for a fine dining experience. Does not have full breakfast but does have grab and go muffins, fruit, coffee, etc. They also have a rooftop bar where one can sit inside or outside. Full bar with good bartenders. Menu is limited but still plenty to choose from. We had an order of mussels and a charcuterie tray. Both were very good. Our bartender was Colton and he took good care of us.

Date of stay: January 24-25, 2026 Room: 537…read more We needed a hotel near The Orpheum and when I booked the reservation I had no way to know that it was going to be so ridiculously cold that we weren't going to be able to walk there from here. But their local shuttle came in clutch for the ride there! Didn't love the front desk person with glasses and no name tag talk to us condescendingly about the shuttle for after our show. We weren't demanding it, we were asking what to do about potentially getting it because we didn't know how long the show would be. Aidan at check in was helpful and efficient, though I'm not quite sure what was an "upgrade" about our room. It was certainly nice, but judging from the pictures on the website, definitely still just a "room" and not a "suite," as there was no couch. The decor was very lovely and everything was in excellent condition, too. The bathroom was perfect for two people and the shower was excellent as well. The elevator could be a little slow, so if you can, consider taking the stairs as you'll definitely save some time especially if it's busy. The light up sign as you exited the elevator showing the time of day was very cool and I enjoyed getting to see it lit up in two different combinations. Gym is in great condition and very spacious, too! All in all, a worthy entry in terms of Madison hotels.

Happened to visit Madison during a busy weekend, there was a Wisconsin game, Packers game, and…read moreanother big event all at once, so hotel prices were definitely up (ours came to about $500 for the night). Normally it's much more reasonable, though. Parking was a little confusing at first since it's not super clear where to go, but when I called the hotel, the staff was friendly and explained we could park in the garage behind the building for $20 a night through the hotel. Super easy once we found it, and I liked that you can use your key card for in-and-out access. Check-in was smooth and I loved they have a texting option if you need anything during your stay, very convenient! The room itself was clean, fresh, and had a few little surprises. I genuinely thought I was hearing music from the other room when I turned on the shower, but it turns out there's a bar in the shower that plays music when the water hits it, such a relaxing, spa-like touch. The TV even had a personalized welcome screen with my name, and as a rewards member, the late checkout was a super nice perk. The robes were clean, cozy, and perfect for lounging while getting ready. Location-wise, it's perfect! Right downtown and close to plenty of bars, restaurants, the capitol, and the Orpheum Theatre where we were going to. Uber and Lyft were easy to get, but the hotel also offers a complimentary shuttle service within a 3-mile radius, which is such a nice option. We didn't get to use it this time since it was first come, first serve, and even with scheduling the shuttle, timing didn't work out for us with their logistics and the game, but I love that they have it as a complimentary option. Security felt great too, the doors lock after a certain hour and require a key card for entry. In-room amenities were solid: a Nespresso for coffee, a spacious antique-style fridge, and the bed and pillows were extremely comfortable! I slept so well. There were a couple minor hiccups, the streaming on the TV had audio issues (the front desk mentioned it's been an ongoing problem), and the small mirror light in the bathroom kept shutting off, but those were easy to overlook. We ended up getting the audio working. Overall, the room was spacious, stylish, and thoughtfully designed, with a separate workspace, a lounging area, and a fun mix of vintage and modern decor. Loved the artwork, neon touches, and overall vibe. It was clean, safe, and full of personality. Definitely a spot I'd stay at again next time I'm in Madison!

Pretty swell hotel in downtown Madison. Rooms are clean and have thoughtful amenities, such as a…read moresink by the fridge and microwave area. And a built in seated table by the TV area. Separate desk in the bedroom area also. Parking garage across the street is only $8 overnight as opposed to $40 for valet.

It's a newer hotel and still in great condition, I swore off Hilton 20+ years ago after a very bad…read moreexperience but honestly there aren't any ideal Marriott options in downtown Madison and this Embassy Suites is a great value and the kind of property that will make a longtime Starwood/Marriott loyalist reconsider. Rooms and service are very nice, the location is GREAT for most, and with the combination of an above average breakfast plus happy hour with 2 complimentary drinks per guest each night it's hard to beat this property for value in downtown Madison. Valet parking is $40/night but there's an underground garage across the street that is easy and will usually run you $8-18/day on weekends. You can walk just about anywhere in downtown Madison from this hotel, which is important in the winter and with below-zero temperatures for my recent visit. I would definitely stay here again, Bravo!

I stayed here for my daughter's graduation, and the staff could not have been more kind and…read moreunderstanding. They were incredibly warm and welcoming, and friendly from the minute I arrived to the time I left the next day. I appreciate how flexible they were with my situation, as I needed to check out on Sunday morning but keep my vehicle parked in their garage until 2 pm. The room was very clean and well-stocked. The temperature was just right. Communication from this hotel was exceptional; they made everything easy. Although I'd love to be able to say that I'll definitely be back, sadly, I won't since my daughter graduated from college and there won't be a need to stay in Madison anymore. Kudos to this staff! You made my stay perfect! Thank you.

This may very well be the best Hampton that I've ever stayed at. And I've stayed at a lot! The…read morehappy hour to celebrate the football game. Amazing they even had my favorite wine. The room wonderful the atmosphere fabulous. Excellent staff as well and the scones at breakfast, unfortunately I'm still eating and I need to remove from my house. The location is unbeatable. Walking distance to everything that downtown Madison has to offer. I would go again and again and again.

Just stayed here for our son's graduation and it was perfect. We analyzed the choices throughly and…read moreconcluded this was the best value. All the hotels are WAY overpriced for graduation. This was notably less expensive than the hotels close to the Capitol and not as cheap as the ones a little further out in the suburbs. This hit the sweet spot. Would definitely stay here again. PROS: Super clean and tidy everywhere; Fair value; No charge for parking; Handy free shuttle (that we used to go to Camp Randall for the big grad ceremony); Only a 20 minute walk to Camp Randall; Washer & dryer on several floors which was super helpful when we unexpectedly needed to wash a few things; Front desk staff was super friendly and helpful; Nice modest restaurant inside hotel; Sandwiched next to two busy street and I am a very light sleeper but had no problem w the noise (we were on University St side); Beds were comfortable; Fantastic food; AC wall unit performed just fine; Bathroom was in excellent shape w a shower only; Spectacular lunch place to eat across the street called Pasture and Plenty, what a find! CONS: Shuttle was busy a few times and we didn't want to wait so we grabbed a Lyft (not a big deal); Some of the carpets and furniture were slightly worn but not an issue. If you want the Four Seasons don't stay here but you're paying a very fair price. Pros WAY outweighed the Cons

A great hotel! Clean, comfortable, nice amenities, and the staff is very friendly…read more Best complimentary hotel breakfast I've ever had! The food was delicious, the dining area was lovely, and the staff were very friendly and attentive. They even have an espresso drink maker with real mugs - best machine latte I've had as well. Five stars for sure!

My husband and I were offering an adventure and he wanted to try Madison, Wisconsin for biking…read morearound the lakes and hiking. The weather was stunning and Mansion Hill Inn was a phenomenal choice. Every single concierge at the Inn were charming, delightful and accommodating. Our room was spectacular. The bed was wonderfully comfortable. Conversation with the several concierges was particularly enjoyable. The restaurants in Madison were truly incredible experiences. Each night we had the finest food. We were then off to our next adventure, to be cheerleaders for our son running in the Chicago marathon. What a delightful city you have, and Mansion Hill Inn is the premier bed-and-breakfast to choose. I wouldn't recommend any other location.

Attended a jazz night here and it was SO much fun!! The inside is so beautiful. Not to mention the…read more3 level terrace. The views are awesome. For a small entry fee you get to enjoy jazz and light snacks. Will definitely be attending more events here and can't wait to book a stay :)

A great hotel downtown with beautiful water views. The hotel is large, clean, and has many…read morerestaurants onsite. The staff are friendly and the rooms are well appointed. Great place to stay overall.

The staff at the Edgewater are a stellar example of ineptitude and carelessness with a big scoop of…read moredismissive behavior slathered on top. 5/2/2026 : I purchased a gift card through their gift card portal (supposed to be a Mother's Day gift for my stepmom). 5/3/2026 : the $107 ($100 gift card + $7 shipping) is deducted from my bank account and credited to the Edgewater. 5/10/2026 (Mother's Day) : gift card has not yet been delivered to stepmom's house (Madison to DeForest) 5/11/2026 : I email the Edgewater through their gift card portal inquiring if the gift card has been sent. No response. 5/12/2026 : I call the phone number dedicated to the gift card "department". No one answers. I leave a detailed message asking for a call back or response to my previous email. No response. 5/13/2026 : I again call the gift card "department". Again no one answers. I leave a second message. No response. 5/13/2026 : I call the hotel front desk and I am transferred to the hotel spa. Someone answers! Yay! I explain the situation and I am told "the batch of gift cards purchased during that time period would have all been sent out already". Um. Ok. Where is it then? Can you confirm MY gift card was sent out? The spa person tells me she will find the gift card person and ask her to look into this. I am told someone will call me back. Plot twist...No one calls me back. 5/13/2026 : Late in the day...My dad texts me to tell me they received a note in their mailbox telling them to go pick up a package at the post office. Dad and stepmom have to take time out of their day to drive to the post office. They discover the Edgewater did in fact send the gift card but DID NOT PUT SUFFICIENT POSTAGE ON THE ENVELOPE (that I paid $7.00 to have mailed). Dad has to pay for the postage shortage. In summary... A shockingly repugnant experience. The employees at the Edgewater are lazy and, quite frankly, kind of stupid. They couldn't care less about conducting an ethical transaction much less a positive experience. I sincerely hope everyone at the Edgewater has the day they deserve. **Update** Wow. They didn't even mail the card until 5/10/2026. The person who prepared the gift card had to write the words "Happy Mother's Day" on the card and then waited until Mother's Day to send it...with insufficient postage (that I paid $7.00 for). The Edgewater is downright repulsive.

We stayed here one night in the Tranquility Base 1 suite for my partners birthday. It was epic. The…read moreroom was huge, giant whirlpool hot tub in the shape of a crater with a bedroom above as the space pod. Room was as a bit dated but clean and fully functional, not to mention hilariously cool. Whole property is interesting, indoor/outdoor pool, public hot tub, free HOT home made breakfast. $200, legit worth every penny.

I wanted to like this place but it was horribly dated and dirty. My fiance and I stayed in one of…read morethe tranquility rooms for two nights over spring break and I'm really happy we didn't stay any longer. The staff was very friendly, but our visit started off on a concerning note. When we were checking in, the gentleman at the front desk told me that the pool had failed inspection and that there would be another inspection the next day, so hopefully it would be open that afternoon the next day. Already gross if you can't pass inspection and a bad first impression. When we walked down to our room, there were empty Amazon boxes littering common areas. This place could be featured on hotel hell if it was still running/producing seasons. I was really disappointed with our room. I absolutely LOVE the idea of themed rooms, but ours clearly hadn't been serviced in a long time. It smelled horribly musty, the bed was so thin and uncomfortable that we could feel the wood frame underneath, and the bathroom was gross. My back was really sore in the morning, and it was not a good way to start off a day of hiking. The wallpaper was all peeling and it's clear this room hasn't really been updated in a while. We didn't feel comfortable touching the carpet so we wore our crocs the whole time we were there. Breakfast was mediocre at best. The arm of my chair also broke off as I was trying to pull it into the table. The biscuits and gravy were very cafeteria like and I didn't even want to touch the eggs because they came in the weird shaped circles like the kind you get from McDonald's. My stomach felt really bad after eating breakfast both times so l don't recommend eating breakfast, even if it is included. I lived in a dorm for three years at school, so I'm pretty used to less than ideal conditions, but this even grossed me out. It's clear this place has a lot of really cool history, but it reached its peak a long time ago and I'm sad I wasn't able to see it in its prime. I would've loved to come back, but not for $180 dollars a night. Taxes and fees came to nearly $100, so for two nights and three days we payed $464. 400+ dollars and we didn't even feel comfortable taking our shoes off? Not worth it. As much as I love the themed suite ideas, don't waste your money to get terrible food and dirty rundown rooms.

Stayed here for a work trip and was impressed! The rooms are bigger than a standard hotel, with a…read moredesk and sitting area. The breakfast was good with eggs and sausage, oatmeal, cereal, yogurt, and melon. It was quiet, I was close to the elevator so I was a little worried about noise (I'm a light sleeper), but it was great. Other than an occasional loud walker in another room I didn't hear anything when I was in my room. I'll be frequenting this area for work, so I'll look forward to staying here again.

Great location, friendly staff, close to all. This location is celebrating its 7th birthday, so…read morefairly new hotel, clean, with all the bells and whistles. Check in, lobby, bar, and breakfast all on ground floor. Next floor up is conf rooms, bathrooms, gym, and pool. The pool is heated but no hot tub :( If you are staying tippy top, you will need your key card to access the high floors on the elevators which are pretty fast by the way. Luggage carriers are conveniently located by elevators in garage, there is a daily charge to park onsite. Lots of shopping and dining options within walking distance of the hotel. If exercise or nature is your jam, Picnic point is only 2.5 miles away from the hotel door. The room itself was very conducive, mini fridge, microwave, bar space, work space, lounge space, bed space, and spa space. The only thing confusing to me is that Marriot seems to have opted out of including vents in the bathrooms. Meaning if you made a stink, you can trap it by closing the door, but you cannot diffuse it, unless you brought alternative means with you to do so. If you are expecting a lake view, make sure you request it prior to check in and also know that you will need to be above a certain floor level because 2nd floor has a view of the side of Target. The ice machines are great and have the added feature of tap water to refill water bottles and thermoses and such. It is a lovely venue and location and I would totally stay here again.

Fantastic location in downtown madison, very central. Have stayed heretofore and knew the location…read morewould be unbeatable for graduation festivities. The surge pricing of course is absolutely theough the roof at this time, and this is where I feel this place dropped the ball. Everywhere we ate in this trip would ask if we were there for graduation, and each place had a little something for the graduate or family. Usually a desert or maybe a drink, and each time a warm congratulations. Amazing how so little can mean so much. The hotel which was the most expensive part of this trip by a very long shot,.had, well, nothing. No congrats, no free breakfast, no complimentary cocktails to help get into the celebration....nothing. usually stay here for less than $300.a night and since this time it was well over 3x that, I guess I expected more. The hotel is fine if not a little dared here and there. The location is the best part. It is clean and warm water pressure is great.

Nice hotel right in the middle of downtown Madison…read more They have comfortable clean, spacious rooms. They have a restaurant and bar. I tried the bar; has drinks, sandwiches, and appetizers - which were pretty good. Handful of seats around the bar and handful of tables - and even plush chairs at one point. Staff was friendly. Check-in was slow; their computer system must take longer than other places I've stayed. Bathroom wasn't ideal for me - couldn't see to go in - needs a night light or something - very dark; the main switch is almost behind the door when it is open. Besides that, everything was excellent.