I often take the Badger Bus back and forth from Milwaukee, and this is my favorite place to arrive…read moreand depart from. It's clean, bright, spacious, and has free wifi. The excellent Stone Creek Coffee is in a beautiful historic building right across the street. The staff here is friendly and helpful. Arrive early to avoid the bottleneck of cars and people (especially the ones smoking, ugh). They have vending machines with lots of choices, but at double the price ($2.00 for a bottle of soda?) The only reason for losing a star.

So much cleaner and nicer than the building used to be. It's bright and airy. I will say the…read moreoverhead speaker system echoes too much in the space, but that's all they can do in a huge building. Security is good - they regularly round up the homeless who wander through the building. I have never felt threatened or not secure in this building. I get through here a couple of times a year in my annual Detroit-Milwaukee treks.

My husband and I had an incredible stay at the Muse. The home is beautiful and has so much…read morecharacter and Mary Ellen certainly has a gift for making a space feel full of warmth and personality. Our room was incredibly comfortable and immaculately clean. Breakfast was delicious, filling, beautiful, and unique. The location is also great, as it's a quick Uber to the heart of downtown or to the airport, and a very short walk to lots of fun bars. I also recommend a longer walk to St Josaphat Basilica, which was recommended by Mary Ellen and also some other guests. It was probably the most beautiful church I've seen in the US. This place is an absolute steal, and staying here made our relaxing and adventurous weekend away even more memorable.

Our stay at The Muse was superb. Mary Ellen was an awesome host and made us feel so welcomed. The…read morelocation is great! A 1-2 minute walk to restaurants and coffee houses. We had lunch one day at Centraal which was very good. We wanted to try a few more restaurants but already had family commitments to attend. We definitely plan on returning to the Muse in the near future and look forward to trying the other local restaurants. Lastly, we stayed in the Cheryl room which had the private bathroom just outside the room. This was no problem at all as we still felt very comfortable and it was still very convenient. Cute room, comfortable bed, and overall a wonderful place to stay. Oh yeah, the breakfasts were tasty, filling and set me up for the rest of my day!! A must stay! Excellent value and quality.

Holy moly. I'm embarrassed to say today was my first time riding the hop…read more Good thing I had nothing going on this Friday night and I could take it from the public market up to Cathedral Square for Bastille Days. I think I could have walked there and back in the time it took to get there. The pace of travel coupled with the smell of weed will make this the last time I use it. Good thing it's still free or I'd ask for my money back

The Hop, also known as the Milwaukee Streetcar, is a modern streetcar system with tracks throughput…read moredowntown. They do not run very frequently, it's almost quicker to walk than t wait. It is free to ride, no tickets or money is needed. The system's 2.1-mile original "M" line connects the Milwaukee Intermodal Station and Downtown to the Lower East Side and Historic Third Ward neighborhoods.

Trinity helped us organize an amazing adventure to Costa Rica. We had an adventure up to the jungle…read morestopping to do river tubing(my favorite), lunch at a local restaurant, several waterfall, a tractor rid, bridges overlooking waterfalls with an abundance of animals, all in a private tour. She assisted in helping find a hotel to accommodate dietary restriction. The family had a blast! I would highly recommend Trinity and the agency, everything went wonderfully.

These ladies are sweet friendly and get you on an amazing vacation. If you are looking at a cruise…read moreor a destination vacation they will help you immensely and they sure know their travel. Thank you First Choice!!

If you haven't signed up for one of their walking tours, you are missing out on some cool Milwaukee…read morehistory and trivia. Also, there little store downtown, just blocks from the Public Market, is a great stop for souvenirs and all things 414.

This store is a gem in downtown Milwaukee! It's full of unique items made by Milwaukee artists. The…read moreplace looks like a charming movie set with dark wood bookcases and enticing display tables. Shout out to Kat who pointed me to some great gifts! While I was there, she also managed a tour group, handing out headsets and answering questions with aplomb. I love Historic Milwaukee for their annual Doors Open event in September, and I look forward to visiting the store whenever I'm in the area- just a short walk from the Public Market or the Hop!

The best airport parking there in the Midwest!! Daily rates are inexpensive, there is not ever a…read morewait, they are very responsive, and the employees are friendly! 10/10 would recommend

Very friendly and helpful staff. Shuttle picked us up as soon as we parked. They were waiting for…read moreus when we got back and took us immediately right to car.

Definitely great for kids and train enthusiasts. The website is not as helpful with FAQs and…read moreticketing left our group a little confused. We were hoping to get on at Elegant Farmer and ride to the depot but opted to just go straight to the museum/depot instead due to the ticket instructions. They don't have a direct line, just an answering service. The answering service staff was unhelpful and sounded irritated by taking a message. We were irritated for leaving messages that were never returned. If you have questions, reach out via the contact us option on their website at least 2 days in advance and you should be good. They are doing a lot with a little and making it enjoyable for the kiddos. Probably won't return but happy we tried it.

This weekend my husband and twin toddler sons went to Railfest at East Troy Electric Railroad. It…read morewas such a fun little event! They had trains doing rides every on the hour for a reasonable price and toddlers under 2 were free. Unfortunately, we didn't get to ride because the boys hadn't napped but it was so fun watching the trolleys and electric trains and hearing them go "choo choo" as my boys say. They had reasonable food - hot dogs and root-beer and model railroads to look at. My husband and k agreed that we will definitely bring the boys back next year and look forward to riding the trains! We also want to try the dinner train someday for a date night! How fun does that sound?!

Food - family - fun…read more An amazing week vacation spent at Camp Kettlewood, E. Troy, WI. We stayed at two awesome sites. First, the Last Resort, Tuesday thru Friday. Vintage Airstream with an awesome view and amenities. Just me and the wife. We hit a couple of local restaurants and had a couple great meals. Barley's Hops & Malt and East Troy House Restaurant. We drove to Milwaukee and visited some old friends on Thursday. It is only 40 miles away. And the hosts stopped by and spent some campfire time with us. Awesome! On Friday our children joined us and we moved to the 'Hilton'. We treated them because they grew up camping with us and we thought this was a great way to get together, reminisce and be together without all of the setup and hassle of camping. We sat around the campfire, had some great meals. We had Dutch oven pizza in the fire pit on Friday night. Steak and lobster, COC, twice baked potatoes, and stuffed chicken breast (some not care for steak and lobster) all on the propane grill on site. Almost forgot the Dutch oven breakfasts, Biscuits, Gravy and Egg Casserole (https://iamhomesteader.com/biscuits-and-gravy-casserole/) and Overnight Dutch Oven French Toast Casserole (https://homemadeheather.com/overnight-dutch-oven-french-toast-casserole/) Extra large fire pit and propane grill made it easy to cook some big family meals. There is not anything that we needed that was not provided (bring your own food of course). Truly recommend Camp Kettlewood. Planning another trip in September.

We rented "last resort" for 2 nights. It was an experience. We had given up tent camping this year…read morebut miss it. We enjoyed ourselves, but that being said, somethings should be said. Some of the trailer windows did not close fully, and it was cold out. One of the bunk beds all along the edge got wet at night. Had no idea there was no use of the propane until the last minute. So no hot water or use of stove burners in trailer. Fortunately, we brought our camp stove. Found it difficult to have to walk for a golf cart and make many trips to haul things in. Our cart kept konking out, even after charging. Bathrooms that are available on the property are very nice-hot water, private etc. real plumbing. The dish stations are also nice, but know they can be a walk. The grounds are beautiful and the trail is nice. Nice to have wood also on site. The trailer beds were comfortable, other than the wet one, bed linens were nice. Could use more pots and pans. Otherwise, adequate dishes. There is a portable heater inside which is nice. Its really more a place for younger people who wouldn't mind all the walking, carrying etc. We checked out all the cabins, trailers, and tents-all perfectly nice. Maybe we were to old for it.