I was reminded to review Brewhouse inn. Here's a review that's been sitting in drafts for over 10…read moreyears I can tell because this was from one of the earliest Yelp events great location for lunch dinner or weekend beer brunching. I've since came back for beer pizza wings and cheese curds. Parking can be crazy so come early and leave early , Or carpool. Food 5 Ambiance 5 Serving 5 Value 5 Location 4 historical Milwaukee 20-30 min away. 28/2026

Great night out with Yelp Elite! Delicious food - especially the buffalo chicken dip and plenty of…read moregreat local breweries with my fellow yelpers. Beautiful hotel with gorgeous suites! I would like to stay sometime. Ended evening in the bar and had a perfect old-fashioned by pleasant bartender. Thanks Yelp!

I had the opportunity to peruse the gardens at Sanger House Gardens recently and they're stunning…read more With water features, a host of leafy and flowering lovelies, brick pathways, and wildlife galore, you'll completely forget that you're in the city. They have a carriage house on site that you can rent on airbnb which would certainly make for a charming stay with such a gorgeous environment laying mere feet away. They host an array of events, from weddings to wine tastings to classes (a gorgeous spot for a wedding with a smaller guest list--this isn't your 400 person wedding sorta spot). For anyone into horticulture or simply looking for ideas to improve your own garden space, you can't help but leave here inspired. An absolute gem in Milwaukee!

What a beautiful hidden gem. I never knew about this place. It's tucked into the Brewer's Hill…read moreneighborhood surrounded by older houses. The house itself is very architecturally interesting with high molded ceilings and all original fireplaces. It's decorated to look as close to the original as possible. We came as part of #Doorsopenmilwaukee. My daughter was volunteering here later this day. The gardens have an instant peace feeling about them. It's a touch of tranquil in the busy surrounding Downtown. I loved looking at all of the different fauna and flowers. I only wish they had the signs saying what type of plant it was. There are a series of paths, a few fountains, and some nice areas where you can relax. They rent out the gardens for parties and weddings. There was a separate carriage house that has bathrooms and facilities to get dressed for events. I am sorry I didn't know about this place sooner. It's really beautiful!

Beautiful hotel with restaurants and bars on-site. They will…read morehave live music or dj sometimes at night. They have a free area to look at art and great food at the attached restaurants. I have been here for my friends 40th birthday, and a girls stay and both were amazing. It's located in downtown Milwaukee so close to the local night life. And if you didn't want to leave the hotel you would not have to as they have plenty of entertainment there. I just wish it was a bit more affordable otherwise I would be there all the time if I could :)

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 had a LivingSocial deal here - 2 nights, $150 bucks (included bottle of sparkling wine, 2…read moretruffles and $30 dining credit for their restaurant downstairs). I love deals! My husband and I drove through the neighborhood and we started to get a bit skeptical. The hotel is situated in a neighborhood - there's a high school across the street. There isn't a lot to do in the immediate area (though there is a very cute beachfront park within walking distance - we spent a few hours down there). It seemed like a very strange for a hotel location, but we continued on. Each room is named after a region known for it's wine - we were in the Stellenbosch room - a leopard print chair, some giraffes and travel books for Africa embellished the room. Themes are fun. The shower was amazing! Multiple shower heads - I couldn't help but sing "Africa" by Toto. The bed was super cozy. We ended up locking ourselves out of our room very early in our stay. At a normal hotel, that's an easy fix, just head down to the front desk. At the Sheridan Hotel, the office hours are sporadic. We didn't know if we were going to be able to get back in. Luckily, we heard papers rustling inside the locked office and knocked. The owner was insider and she was incredibly nice and helped us out. Phew! The hours for the restaurant downstairs were strange too - closed on Mondays. Open only for brunch on Tuesday and Wednesday, then open full service the rest of the week. We had lunch there on Tuesday and it was delicious (Applewood Salad for me and my husband had the Chicken Panini - we both cleaned ours plates). So, in closing - the location is a bit strange and you need to be pretty self sufficient since the hours are sporadic, but the rooms are beautiful and comfy, the restaurant was tasty and the customer service was wonderful. I would recommend this hotel for a romantic weekend away where you don't plan on leaving the room much.

We stayed at the Sheridan House this weekend and were so impressed with the service and genuine…read morehospitality shown to us. We stayed in the beautiful Napa California room. The room was very clean. The shower is exquisite, you won't want to get out. We attended a private party in the cafe then had breakfast the next morning. We loved all of the food that was served and were very impressed with everything overall! We would stay here again in a heartbeat.

If you find yourself in Milwaukee, this is the place to stay. We were here for a week. We never…read moreneeded a car. Granted my husband's work had a shuttle for him. We took Uber's if needed, but every day I was able to walk comfortably all around. The location is perfect. The spa is lovely. It's warm and cosy which is nice in December. We enjoyed a steak dinner in the restaurant on premise. I also had breakfast every morning and they had amazing eggs benedict. The prosecco at check in was the cherry on top!

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.

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!

We had a lovely stay and can't wait to come back! The property is beautiful and it is so neat to…read moresee the animals. The cats hung around and walked the property with us! The bed was comfortable, the shower/bath is wonderful, and the breakfast was great! We had a nice bonfire in the gazebo, and had a good time hanging out in the loft with a pool table, foosball, video games & more! We definitely recommend Grandma's Cottage and will be back soon!

Husband and I stayed at Grandma's Cottage for one night and wish we had time to stay another! The…read morecottage is the perfect place to get away from the city and relax- we LOVED the outdoor fire pit. It's inside a gazebo so no worry about bugs- and they had music playing to set the mood (some Dean Martin!) The fireplace inside was ready to light, but since we had such great weather, we didn't use it. The jacuzzi tub is a fantastic place to relax after sitting out by the fire. They provided so many touches to make it a fabulous stay-- chocolate, toothbrushes, bubblebath, even flowers! We opted for brunch and received a HUGE tray of food-- bread, muffins, fruit, sausage, cheese, juice. We didn't see many of the animals but heard the rooster :) The history of the building is awesome, too. But I won't share it here- since you should go find out for yourself! In a way, I didn't want to share this review because I want to keep this place all to myself-- but they deserve to get more awesome guests! Go here. You will not regret it.

Good property, very new with spacious rooms, excellent furniture, and a good fitness center…read more The location is the big potential drawback; if you're planning to go to downtown Milwaukee, this hotel is a 20-minute drive away. Plus they don't have an on site bar or restaurant yet, so they offer a list of nearby spots, most of which require a short drive. But location aside, my room was very comfortable, with a good shower, good bed, and a nice couch near the entrance. The fitness center was nice; the usual equipment as other Bonvoy properties, but with more space and lots of natural light. For the price, I think this property was a good value!

Our daughter lives in the Milwaukee area; when we visit her, we usually make a full weekend out of…read moreit. We have stayed at MANY hotels in the area in the almost 10 years she has lived there and we have three favorite hotels in the area; SpringHill Suites Tosa is one of our favorites. It's in a very safe area, it's very quiet and the location is pretty good for getting to Milwaukee. Breakfast is your typical SpringHill breakfast but it is replenished often and very clean.