Milwaukee

Here for the beer? Complete your stay with a room at the Brewhouse Inn & Suites, a renovated relic of the former Pabst Brewery. — Time Out

History buffs will get a kick out of this 125-year-old hotel situated in the heart of downtown Milwaukee. — Time Out

This renovated art deco gem, on the city's western side, near Marquette University, is an affordable central option. — Lonely Planet

Housed in a century-old factory, the four-pearl Iron Horse Hotel has become a focal point in Milwaukee's hip Walkers Point neighborhood, offering a great patio, an upscale eatery, and a popular lobby bar. — Oyster

Suites fill the mod, restored-deco Metro. Each room has a curved wall that separates the bedroom and its downy linens from the sitting area. — Lonely Planet

One of Wisconsin’s top resorts, the Grand Geneva Resort & Spa is home to its own ski resort, water park, even a rock-climbing wall. — Travel + Leisure

The guest rooms and pub at this inn—within walking distance of Lake Michigan and downtown—evoke Ireland, from the architecture to the stained-glass windows to the wood-burning fireplace. — Fodor's

The Hyatt Regency is downtown Milwaukee's second largest hotel. — DK Eyewitness

For turn-of-the-century charm and opulence, Baker House delivers on all fronts. — Condé Nast Traveler

This cozy, two-story motel is convenient to Wisconsin State Fair Park, restaurants, and shopping. — Fodor's

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Tucked in a historic district just west of downtown, this striking bed-and-breakfast dates from 1910. — Fodor's

This beautifully restored...hotel is located in a quiet residential area five blocks from the art museum. ... A number of suites provide panoramic views of Milwaukee and Lake Michigan. — Michelin Guide

Built in the Queen Anne style for a local family at the turn of the 20th century, the inn retains all the charm and elegance of that period. — Fodor's

For a traditional, Victorian-style experience and ambiance, as well as a first-time bed and breakfast stay, Schuster covers all of your basics with a clear style and intention. — Condé Nast Traveler

With its close proximity to some of Milwaukee’s storeyed “Old World” brew pubs and its modish jet-set-style interiors, this hotel is a good bet for those who want to be close to the nightlife. — Rough Guide

It’s operated by a chain, but this old hotel, in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, has good-quality rooms with a vintage ambience. — Lonely Planet

Kids can splash and slide year-round in the hotel's indoor water park, open on weekends. — Fodor's

Not as opulent as some similarly priced downtown hotels, the Hampton is still a convenient location for business travelers and festival-goers. — Fodor's