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"Very enjoyable stay "

"Nice property but parking is sooo confusing !!"

"Walk walk to Baird Center. Close to starbucks and Dunkin. Bar and restaurant on site"

"First time visiting Milwaukee as well as Potawatomi, and ill 1,000% be back. The staff is super friendly and go above and beyond. Its not just the front desk who checks in with guests, other staff do too, and thats phenomenal. Will definitely stay here again when im back in Milwaukee. "

"Aside from the adjoining room (locked door between us) that was occupied by a group of individuals (including young children) smoking the devil's lettuce in their room for two of the four nights i was there, my stay was good. Just could have done without my room smelling like a dispensary."

"Very nice hotel and the staff was exceptional,"

"Everything was passable. Nothing was amazing. There were broken things on site but everything felt well taken care of."

"They location was great, the room specious and breakfast was of high quality."

"This is a charming hotel and restaurant. The omelets in the AM were fantastic! The rooms were clean and comfy. The staff was very friendly. When we checked in, there was a note to read regarding potentially being parked in. It is a small parking lot and apparently with their one car per room limit, they are still one spot short. They gave instructions on what to do if you were parked in and needed to get your car out in the middle of the night. I thought to myself "We don't need to worry about that, what could possibly go wrong?" I peeked out our window at about 11:30pm and noticed that we were indeed parked in. At 2:30am we got a call from our daughter who was at an apartment several blocks away. She was very ill and a visit to the ER was very likely. Instead of calling the emergency number to have the blocking car moved, my husband decided to make the 15 minute walk to her apartment and stayed with her until the AM. The moral of the story is #1. Don't jinx yourself by thinking something can't happen, and #2, try to park closer to the road, as the spots closest to the fence on the inside of the lot are the ones that will be parked in. We weren't sure how long it would take to get a response to have the car moved, which is why he decided to walk there instead. Despite this, we would stay here again."