Search Hotels Near Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, Milwaukee

"New owners since the last time I was here. They appeared to be trying to save money by having only basic TV: no satellite feed or cable, or streaming. Coffee makers coffee tasted old. Had to go to front desk for more toilet paper on the 2nd day, etc."

"Awesome spacious room with full kitchen which is super nice! Breakfast selection was great an huge perk! Garage space was very convenient and easy in/out access. Definitely looking forward to coming back."

"Our room was VERY loud by the elevators. Breakfast was expensive for the quality of food and only 2 GF options - fruit and bacon. "

"The staff was friendly and very helpful - will be staying there again!"

"Good"

"Floor was very clearly not vacuumed, heavy dust, air unit makes awful clanking noise, light on wall had no bulb. It appeared as though they stated a renovation in the room but not completed it. Called the front desk to ask a question, was put on hold, they never came back to answer again, elevator was filthy, Had there been another hotel available, we would have left. The hotel had no signage at the entrance or on the building itself."

"This hotel was so scented it hit you as soon as you entered the lobby. We checked the room and it was also so scented we could not stay. If are even the slightest scent allergic avoid this hotel!"

"The property is in a great location and the staff are always very helpful. The breakfast is always excellent and the rooms are very clean. The place is a 10/10. We travel for brewers game and it’s within 5 minutes of the stadium. Tried other hotels in the area, not good."

"I had a very frustrating experience during my stay. Upon arrival, I was assigned a handicapped-accessible room that I did not request. While I understand availability can vary, this was not communicated in advance. There were several maintenance and cleanliness concerns. The shower head was not functioning properly, and there was a vacuum attachment left beside the bed, which raised questions about the room’s preparation. The most disruptive issue occurred in the middle of the night when a light in the room began flashing. It woke me up and made it impossible to get back to sleep. With my daughter having an early game the next morning, we needed to be up at 6:00 a.m., so rest was important. When I contacted staff around 1:00 a.m., the suggested solution was to bring in a ladder and cover the light with duct tape. That was not a reasonable option at that hour, especially with a child asleep. As a result, we had to pack up and move rooms the next day which was a major inconvenience. Overall, this experience was disappointing due to the lack of preparation, maintenance issues, and the inconvenience caused during an already busy and important trip."