Love that these buildings got repurposed. Our room was clean and quiet. Not a lot of frills but I dug the industrial vibe. They kept rooms empty 24 hours between visits so not super busy and we only saw a few people there in the lobby. Free street parking over the weekend during covid just an FYI or a public lot around the corner for $20. Just thought it was worth mentioning since I thought they had valet or a lot on-site.

We have stayed at the Brewhouse Inn and Suites twice and have thoroughly enjoyed both of your visits! The front desk employees were extremely friendly and helpful. I called the night before our latest arrival to see if we could check in early. We were able to check in by 1:00 p.m. and they upgraded our original reservation without us even asking for it! The suites were spacious and clean. We asked for a room in a quiet location of the hotel and the staff accommodated us so that we had a very restful night's sleep. The attached restaurant, Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub, was also a "5/5" in our book. Quick service and good food and staff. Make sure to book a reservation online though as the restaurant does get busy with local events occurring nearby. If you are going to the Fiserv Forum for an event, the restaurant offers a free shuttle bus ride. I highly recommend staying at this hotel!

We had a great experience staying here from pre-check in to check out. We were able to pull up to unload and they gave detailed instructions on free parking options nearby since COVID has closed their valet. The inside is gorgeous and full of great stories. As we were checking in, they told us about the front counter, which is made of 1500 beer bottles, the Best family and Captain Pabst's entrance into it. Theres even a good chunk of history in the book in each room (that also includes all your basic amenity info, local attractions, etc.) Our room was spacious with a large walk-in shower, a kitchen complete with stove and dishwasher, vaulted ceilings, and huge windows that looked out onto the street below. The walls were mostly cream brick, which we would later learn is unique to Milwaukee. Since continental breakfast wasn't an option, they gave us pack and go breakfast in the morning and were great recommending local attractions. It's within easy walking distance of lots of breweries and the Bucks arena. I also loved that the retained the old copper brewing barrels which you can look down on from the main hall.