The Brewhouse Inn & Suites

From the moment we arrived, I knew this place was special. At check in we were greeted by a friendly front desk rep who handed each of us an ice cold PBR pored from the kegerator behind the desk. The hotel has both historic charm and a contemporary, industrial vibe. Rooms are huge and amenities are nice. The fridge is stocked with beer and cocktails for sale and there’s also liquor and mixes available. You’ll pay for the convenience, so hit the reasonably priced bar on the main floor for some clever cocktails and a fun bartender. ||When it comes to parking, we opted to do it ourselves at the super cheap, secured lot behind the hotel. It was only $12.95 overnight and was a 5 minute walk. ||As a coffee snob, I’m always cautious about what the morning brew will taste like and I was pleasantly surprised. I inquired and discovered it’s a brand they get from Cisco!!! ||This place is just cool all around with a staff that rocks!!!

Best place we ever stayed - staff was so helpful and great (especially Laverl) at the front desk and our valet. Location was perfect - very walk & runable to downtown. We were there for the Tri National Championships and everyone was very accommodating to our needs (got our car out at 5:00 am) - and were able to give us late checkout. Amazing and friendly. Loved the freshly citrus water in the lobby.

We had a part of 10 people that stayed at this hotel for my wife’s 40th birthday. They went above and beyond. When they found out why we were there they put a bottle of champagne in our room for her to celebrate with a card. Room service was amazing. If we needed anything it was offered no questions asked. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone that ask for recommendations on places to stay in Milwaukee. Definitely 5 stars 🌟! Food and drinks were great at the restaurant downstairs as well.

Very unique and awesome hotel. Loved how they left a lot of the original brewery equipment in place but created a very nice hotel around it. Hotel had great charm. We stayed in a fantastic king suite room on the top floor. It was massive with 18ft ceilings, separate kitchen, and living room spaces. It had a huge private balcony space overlooking the area. Room was clean and bed was very comfy. I loved the working vinyl record player in the room along with some great vintage rock n roll albums to play. I hadn't played a vinyl record in years so that was a great treat. We only stayed one night but wished was could stay longer. We walked down to the river walk in the morning (about a mile each way) and enjoyed the sites. Would highly recommend this hotel.

Very unique setting, as it is an old brewery. Nicely decorated. Large spacious rooms that, although a bit dark, clean & well equipped (mini kitchenette). Friendly staff with a tasty “welcome beer”! Would stay here again- only negative was check in was a bit slow… |Enjoyed the overall experience, with a shout out to Rodney- who was pleasant & friendly at the front desk!!

A really great boutique hotel. Beautifully decorated - the lounge area on the second floor was the best part. The rooms had electrical outlets galore. We all commented on how fantastic it was that we could all charge multiple devices at once. I had ordered a 6-pack of PBRs for the room, and was happy to find them cold in the fridge when we arrived and with a kind note. The gentleman at the door, the valet, was fantastic. So kind and helped us unload the car then reload as we left. The beds were comfortable, the shower was warm and the room was clean. The only issue we had was that we were told "breakfast is served over there (pointed towards the elevators)" and the in-room guide mentioned a "continental breakfast," but there was only a small fruit-filled pastry available. That was a let down, but it left us with the opportunity to go find a great MKE diner (Build-a-Breakfast). Overall a really great stay.

The hotel itself is gorgeous! The architecture and the size of the rooms are phenomenal. Put cleanliness is a huge struggle here. When arriving in our first room we found the floor very dirty including a used floss stick. We then found a used bath towel behind the door in the bathroom. When we informed the front desk staff they were super helpful. Very quickly moving us to a upgraded room. Are second room was much better but still very dusty and needed to be vacuumed better.

This was an amazing experience, much better than we expected! The room was huge with so many amenities. We couldn’t stop taking pictures of everything. Our favorite was the restaurant connected to the hotel. The best cheese curds we’ve ever had! We highly recommend!!!

Fun night trying different beers and enjoying going over the different rooms. Love all the different craft vendors and learning about the process of the beer and flavors. Everyone was very welcoming and friendly. Love all the work put into it for us to be able to participate and enjoy all this type of event.

Pabst is truly iconic. This remarkable retired distillery has been beautifully transformed into an inn and brewhouse. Everywhere you look, there's a piece of history. The suites are stunning, with a super cool industrial vibe. The service was excellent, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly. Be sure to take a walk outside and explore the amazing Pabst history! While you're in Milwaukee, don't miss the chance to delve into the city's rich history. From the Milwaukee Public Museum to the Historic Third Ward, there's so much to discover. The city's vibrant past is reflected in its architecture, museums, and cultural landmarks, making it a perfect destination for history enthusiasts. And of course brew lovers :)

While I have not had a stay in the hotel, I got to do an in-depth tour and see inside this beautiful hotel. I seriously had no idea we had such a hidden gem in Milwaukee. Each room is distinct, and many of the rooms I saw had beautiful views of Milwaukee. It's a gorgeous blend of new and old, rustic and comfortable. I'm kinda sad that I live less than 20 minutes from here, so don't really need to stay here lol. I really don't have much more to say, since I only toured and didn't actually stay here. My photos don't really do justice, but sharing anyway.

One of the prettiest hotels in the Milwaukee area. We really enjoyed the location. Close to the Pabst tour, Fiserv, and restaurants/bars. We enjoyed exploring the hotel while we sipped our complimentary "welcome beers." Valet is fairly steep ($40) and so was the room ($260) but we were splurging for my bday weekend. It's also nice to be able to grab a drink and app while you watch the game at the attached restaurant - On Tap. Removing a star because a few items in our room were broken and I thought the lighting in our room was way too dark, but we still enjoyed ourselves and I would recommend to others!

The Hotel is beautiful and full of history. Upon arrival you are offered a beer (or soda) which was nice. The valet was a little pricey at $40.00 as well as was the room. The staff super friendly. That being said, We got to our room, very nice. However one of the glasses in the cabinet was chipped and cracked, I am glad I noticed it before drinking. The refrigerator was not cold at all and the freezer was not working (our candy bar actually melted) The shower gel empty, conditioner almost empty. The hot water in the shower was not very hot. The bed not the most comfortable (but I guess that is per each persons preference) We went down to the restaurant to eat and the service was less than desirable. We had to wait for drinks and order for awhile, she did not check back so we sat without drinks. We are Pabst collectors so it was a nice experience but probably not go back again.

If you are looking for a hotel with history and character the Brewhouse Inn and Suites is for you. It's located in the original Pabst Brewery and the way they have remodeled it to a hotel is so orginal. It still has brewery vibes which is cool. The staff was friendly at check in and check out. The lobby was clean and simply decorated. The room I stayed in was a suite. It was spacious with a kitchenette, living room, bathroom and bedroom. Everything was clean upon my arrival and I loved every minute of my stay.

I went to the Yelp Beer Scavenger Hunt event that happened this past Wednesday and got to explore the whole hotel. This was such a wonderful event and a great way to see parts of the hotel that I have never seen before. I have stayed here once in the past for an anniversary getaway and it was truly amazing and a beautiful space. The staff there is wonderful and super kind as well!

The Brewhouse and Beer hunt event was such a great night out. We walked down 10th Street & we were greeted by the Weiner Mobile parked out front. Walking into the historic old Pabst brewery was magical from the copper ceilings, grand lobby, chandelier, and welcoming staff. The ambiance is truly Milwaukee and beautiful. During the scavenger hunt, we got to explore many hotel rooms/options and the mezzanine. My favorite two rooms were the Loft and the two bedroom, two bathroom suite with a game table and bar. All the local beers were fun to taste and try a sample of each and talk to local representatives. Our fav beers were the 1840 fest and pb/jelly, very unique. We saved the nostalgic PBR for last, the classic. Dinner was at the pub next door, and I can't say enough about the PBR breaded cheese curds. The restaurant couldn't keep up with the demand. The sliders were delish, too, and had many toppings to choose from. I would love a stay-cation at the hotel in one of the beautiful rooms and would recommend both spots to locals & tourists. PBR me anytime! Cheers

Rooms are ok and history of this hotel is amazing! Unfortunately the amenities are lackluster. We did enjoy having a full kitchenette. Pillows and bed weren't very comfy. There's no dresser or closet to put clothes. Wait I take that back there is a small dresser that can hang 1-2 coats. That is it. I was in town for business and had several outfits I wanted to be able to unpack and hang nicely. Nowhere to do that. And the continental breakfast is a joke-they should just call it coffee because that's all there is, unless you count a pitiful selection of mini pastries. Bite size. No juice. No toast. No cereal. Not even tea. I've had better at 2 star chains. For the price it's not worth the stay here once you have gotten to enjoy the cool history.

Great job renovating the old Pabst brewhouse to a hotel. Very well done. We coupled our overnight stay with a Pabst/best History tour, which gave you a greater appreciation for the impact of breweries on Milwaukee's history.

SENIORS OR DISABLED PERSONS: NO PARKING AVAILABLE! You are forced to pay for valet parking because the only available parking is on the street. My companion is disabled and we used his work van for our trip for his comfort. We ended up in a very uncomfortable situation becuase he refused to let the valet take his van - trust issues with his work equipment. It was very cold outside and we did find a parking spot around the block but check-in wasn't until 4:00 so we had to sit at the bar/restaurant for several hours. We did not want to lose our spot! It was cold in that area also because they had customers using the outside eskimoo huts to eat. The kids were running in and out - just being kids! The room itself had everything, except heat in the bathroom. The mattress was too small for the bed and I hit my knee on the end of the post on the way out.

One of the most interesting hotels you'll stay at...the building was part of the Pabst Brewing campus! They worked out to remodel and and build out a full hotel inside, they even kept some of the old fermentation tanks as part of the decor! Well done1 PROS -HUGE GIGANTIC ROOMS! It's an entire separate bedroom, kitchenette, and living room. Clean, modern, chic. -Premises were also clean and chic. -Kitchenette clean and well stocked. -Friendly service all around. Staff happily updated our reservation from 1 bed 1 fold out sofa bed room to a 2 queen beds room, which ended being $50 cheaper a night(it was my and a guy friend, not my wife!). Price went from $480 for nights to $388 for nights, thank you!!! -On Tap attached restaurant/bar is pretty good if you're feeling lazy. -Walking distance Clear Waters Brewing, Best Place Pabst Brewery Tour and Bar, Pilot Project Brewing...all great spots CONS -Not located closer to the downtown area, but a $8-12 Uber/Lyft ride.

The perfect space for a staycation in MKE - so much history and fun spaces in this hotel! I couldn't recommend it more. Staff was so helpful and excited to work with us.

Rooms are spacious and each one is unique. Great views of the city. They kept the historic feel but with all the modern charms.

A historical site in this brewery district that is worth seeing for its history, value and innovation. It's a great place with great people. Very hospitable. Highly recommended!

Like this place a lot. The ambiance is warm and I love the charm of the patio. We definitely enjoyed our first time visiting. Even though it was pretty busy we had quick and attentive service. Great staff, great service. Definitely worth a visit!

Did a tour of the hotel--including several rooms. First, it was gorgeous. The refresh they did was such a quality job. They highlighted the history, while ensuring it has modern conveniences and a high clean feel. The rooms are amazing. Each has high quality appliances and a great kitchen space and bathrooms. The furniture and other furnishings are also giving the whole space an elegant feel. The best part, however, is how the room is retrofitted. Each is unique and has some quirky charm. That awesome feature is, actually, the only real downside. Some rooms are better than others. I'm not suggesting there are "bad" rooms. Rather, it could be quite easy to get buyer's remorse. You get a nice two-bedroom and the notice when you're onsite that for the same price you could have gotten some whose decorations or layout suits your fancy more. First World Problem, to be sure, but it means it's worth calling the desk and chatting with someone onsite who knows the space when you make your reservation. Tell them your preference and see if they can find a perfect match. Regardless of your room, the general space is incredible. I went with people who aren't history buffs--and even they got drawn into the historic nature of the space.

We shared a large suite with friends for a wedding that we were attending. It is cheaper to split a room with friends rather than have a room to yourself, so this was the best option for us. The room that was up in the lofted area was great, but ran very hot which made us keep the A/C at 60. The other room on bottom was really small, no windows, and did not even have a mirror in it.

I remember visiting the enormous Pabst brewhouse, with its gigantic copper brew kettles, as a kid. Guess what, it's still here in all its glory, surrounded by a stunning hotel. And I heard there is going to be an important announcement coming soon. Hint: starts with Conde and ends with Nast...

This hotel, in the original Pabst Blue Ribbon brewery, is wonderful. From the "upscale industrial" design that incorporates reclaimed factory features, to the friendly desk staff and valet, to the well-appointed rooms, this was a 5 star stay. It's located in the historical brewery district, which is in walking distance of the Deer District if you are a Bucks fan, and is a quick Uber to American Family Field if you are a Brewers fan! The only downside? We visited on a Monday so the adjoining restaurant was closed, and very few other choices in the neighborhood were open. Perhaps plan your trip for the weekend if sightseeing and dining is a desire. Our room did have a kitchenette with a full sized refrigerator, and they have a snack shop as well as continental breakfast.

Alright how did I not know this awesome Inn was here? I suppose I don't stay in hotels in my own city that often but this is a heck of a spot. I finally had a chance to stay for my friends wedding, in which she had the bridesmaids get ready/stay here. It's tucked up in The Brewery District, housed in the original Pabst brewery, which in itself just sounds cool. Upon entering, you get an immediate feel of vintage charm. Cream city brick makes up most of the brewhouse walls, and you'll find so many reclaimed uses of old factory features. The two-bedroom suite we were in had very high ceilings and large windows, exposed beams, and those classic brick walls. It was stylishly decorated and equipped with full kitchen facilities (minus an oven). I also thought highly of the hallways and common areas - all very clean and offering a nice atmosphere. The floor we were on overlooked the massive, copper brew tanks; no longer in service of course but such a cool added/restored part of the brewhouse. I can't speak much to the amenities since we didn't get to use them during our short visit, but sounds like they have plenty. Plus, this hotel is walkable to so much of downtown including the Fiserv Forum/Deer District, Water Street, Wisconsin Center, and more. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to travelers coming to visit our great city.

My husband and I planned a weekend trip to Milwaukee. We were on the search for hotels and found the Brewhouse Inn. After making our reservation, we counted the days to our trip and made the 1.5 hour drive to pay a visit to our neighboring state up north. As you approach the intersections of W. Juneau and N 10th, you pull up to a charming hotel with cobblestone driveways. I appreciate how the hotel repurposed the old Pabst brewery and kept a few of the furnishings to remind guests of what this place once was. We got the Studio Queen Suite which includes free wifi and breakfast. We also sprung a little extra for valet ($30) because it's convenient. You could opt to self-park at the nearby parking garage but it's a bit of a walk from the parking structure to the hotel. Another perk with using hotel valet is that you get unlimited in and out privileges'. Breakfast wasn't much to rave about. Their breakfast is pretty simple and consists of fruit, bagels, cereal, milk, coffee and hard boiled eggs. The eggs unfortunately were not fresh and were prepackaged. They were edible but over boiled. Our Queen Suite is the smallest of all room classes but for us it was perfect. At a little over 300 sq ft. it may appear smallish but the high loft ceilings made it feel spacious. Our room was relatively quiet during our stay. We had a decent sized bathroom complete with a soothing Kohler rain shower head. Our stay checked off all the amenities we need. It was also nice to discover we had a fridge. The fridge is on the small but it's definitely not a mini fridge. We did takeout most of the time and as we accumulated takeout boxes, cheese and sausage souvenirs we appreciated the extra refrigerator space. There was an ample amount of garbage cans too. Our total bill for the night, including valet, was around $220. Since these suites were built extended stay I was really hoping they would have dishwashing soap, spoons and hand towels in their kitchenette. With these items lacking, I had to improvise. Also, there is only one ice machine we knew of in the hotel. Usually you'll have an ice machine on every floor. There's a small gift shop, bar and a small office space at ground level near the lobby. They even have a neat conference room on the second floor which faces the brewery kettles if you need it for business meetings. In and around there's a few places within walking distance like Bottle House 42 (restaurant and sports bar) and Best Place (Gift shop and Tavern). Staff is friendly and although check-in is normally 4pm, I called a few days ahead and asked to see if we could have an earlier check-in. I was told to call the morning of and they were able to accommodate our request. Overall, a solid and pleasant stay.

I absolutely adored the weekend that we spent here! From walking into the place, it's just such a cool building. The desk folks were super helpful, and we got to our room pretty quickly. The room we got was absolutely massive. It had a full kitchen, a separate sitting room, and then the bedroom that looked towards the city. I loved all the open spacing and tall ceilings and fixtures, and I especially liked the French doors that looked like beer glasses. On one of the lower floors, you can see the old brewing equipment and stained glass, and it's so pretty. I also really appreciated that there's a little store in the lobby that has snacks and food, things you might have forgotten to pack (deodorant, etc), and themed gifts. It was very appreciated when we got back late after our concert to just grab drinks and snacks from here. We noticed they didn't have pain killers, so we asked if they had any to buy and they very kindly just gave us a packet. Their kindness was very sweet! It's very close to an adorable coffee shop in one of the old pabst buildings with a few bars nearby too. It's within walking distance to the Bucks stadium as well as places like Mader's. I loved my time here, and I really hope I get the chance to go back.

AMAZING. BREATHTAKING. Valet was perfect. Front desk was nice. We stayed 10/1 - 10/3 We reserved the Baron Terrace Suite. WELL WORTH EVERY PENNY. When we come back to Milwaukee DEF staying here again

It's hard to say where to begin this review. I will start by saying that I absolutely LOVED Milwaukee! I would move here in a heart beat if the winters weren't so dang cold. The people were amazing and there were so many breweries and beer themed everything! I really felt like these were "my people"... We decided to stay in this hotel because well... It's awesome! The entire area and our hotel were all part of the Pabst brewing company. This hotel was a repurposed part of the brewery. There was a ton to see and I wish we were able to stay longer. The hotel staff was pretty friendly. As you can see from the pics there was a lot of really fabulous photo opportunities. The room:. Ok. It was small. The bed was small. It had a full sized kitchen which was a bit confusing. They chose a kitchen over a closet... The bathroom was huge but a lot of wasted space. There was a free ... It wasn't a continental breakfast but premade pre packed food was offered for breakfast along with coffee. I'm sure this was a covid decision. There was an attached restaurant but it was not open when we were there. Overall we had a very nice stay. But was it worth the price... I would say to stay there for my first ever to Milwaukee, most definitely. I was immersed in the culture and think this was an important stay. Would I pay that much a second time? No. I would stay somewhere more reasonably priced. Do I recommend it? Hell yes. What a great location! Walking distance to local breweries. Rich history... Etc. You should most definitely plan at least one night here when you come to Milwaukee! I can't wait to come back to Milwaukee!

For the price we paid for one night in the terrace suite, I had higher expectations. Firstly, the location is great and its a really neat place. Its nice but the attention to detail is lacking. All of my interactionswith staff were pleasant and easy. I was surprised to have complementary breakfast at a place like this. It was nothing to write home about but nice to have. However, when we arrived in our room, the first thing I did was look out to the terrace. I was dismayed by the sight of a piece of sopping wet paper toweling and an empty bottle of Sprite. It had been raining heavily and upon opening the door a small pool of water flooded into the room. I grabbed a towel and cleaned it up so the water wouldn't cause other damage. For $600 a night, I absolutely shouldn't find trash and I shouldn't have been the first to bring the need for the flashing around the door jab and threshold to be fixed after water pours in and forces me to clean it up or accommodate an intrusion for someone else to. Plus the door knob needed to be tightened and has loose screws in the bathroom. I wasn't very happy being woken up at 12:32am by the fire alarm after another guest was 'smoking weed in the elevator,' per the night auditor as relayed to my husband. He insisted on going down to inquire further after the alarm because his call down to the desk was picked up but never answered. Furthermore there was a group of people a staying couple floors below that was super wild and unruly. This isn't necessarily the hotel's fault but it still spoiled my time. My husband was so unsettled he couldn't sleep. The whole experience wasn't great and it should have been, especially for price we paid.

We decided to get a room where Krampusnacht was being held so we could be on site for the event and come and go to a warm, comfy, private room whenever we wanted to, for changing into costume, relaxing with friends and checking out the Packer game. This turned out to be an excellent idea, and many other attendees of the event had the same idea, as we saw other Krampus' and festival-goers in the Lobby and elevators. The room was very nice and clean. The air conditioning was not loud and had a kitchenette that came in handy when we ordered pizza. Found the hairdryer, the iron and ironing board, everything was where it was supposed to be. We didn't take advantage of the breakfast area in the morning, so I can't comment on that, but we did get some beer from the On Tap restaurant and brought it up to our room while getting ready for the parade. The valet service was excellent, the valet even helped us load our luggage into our car. No problems checking in at the front desk, everyone was pleasant and efficient. Our room had a great view of the courtyard where they were doing the Burn Ceremony for the Krampusnacht event. The only two things I noticed were the lack of signage and the corners of the beds. Our room was 309 and when you get off the elevator, there's no sign to tell you which way to go to find your room. Weird. Then the bed frames have these hard wooden corners that you hit with your shins when navigating in the dark in the middle of the night to use the bathroom. I hope we come back next year to do this again, it was a great idea and it worked out really well.

Awful design. The doors are tin. You hear EVERYTHING outside the hall. You even hear the water running through the pipes. The breakfast is comical.

Stayed March 11-12 overnight and had a miserable experience. Booked queen sized bed, given a full. Valet parking left right after 10pm leaving me to pay for a valet service where I had to park my own car. Asked for late check out during off season and an empty hotel, given 30 minutes max. Stayed at a ton of hotels in MKE, this is by far the only bad one. Valet manager was very nice older gentleman, who did his best to help us out though. Shouts out to Percy.

My husband and I stayed at the Brewhouse Inn and Suites after attending a wedding. It was a little pricey for one night in Milwaukee, but was a really unique place in a good location! The room was industrial in style and had a comfy bed and nice e bathroom. I liked that the shades were room darkening as well. The front desk area had snacks you could purchase too which was convenient after returning from the wedding though expensive. So much character in the building though and it's super cool that they have kept the fun details of the brewery!

We had an amazing stay at Brewhouse Inn. The location is great with its On Tap restaurant on site, a coffee shop a block away, two breweries and a museum. Just a few blocks away is the riverwalk and third street with all of it's restaurants and bars. The hotel itself is spectacular. Our room was large and located in a corner on the fifth floor. We had a nice view and didn't hear a peep the whole tim we were there. The original brewery kettles are a nice touch and look pretty neat. I also found the staff to be quite pleasant. My only complaints are the lack of art in the room and the beds while comfortable enough, are not great. I doubt I will be back in Milwaukee but if I am, I will definitely look to stay here again. I can't recommend it enough.

Stayed here on a whim one freezing spring day. Yes, it was snowing. We actually went in like it was 1982 and booked a room at the desk. That was fun. They were very helpful. Tho this hotel is more pricey than some other nearby hotels, it's so strikingly different it's worth it. The staff is super nice, it's very clean, and the design is super cool. I will return if I"m ever back here!

Love the historic building (old Pabst Brewery), decor, and atmosphere. The rooms have spacious kitchenettes and showers. The rooms are exceptionally quiet. Our bed was not very comfortable, but to be fair we have a very nice bed at home, so I am biased.

Went to the brewhouse inn and suites for a yelp event with my wife and what can i day the enviroment is awesome.. we got to see multiple rooms that are one of a kind. The common areas have amazing furniture and decorations.

The rooms are very spacious. We suite had two separate bedrooms 2 bathrooms with showers and seating area with kitchenette. We were on the 5th floor and large windows that faced downtown. Very nice. The breakfast was ok. Really didn't have much. There is a pub restaurant for lunch and dinner. Wait staff was nice. We did not eat there for we were meeting friends so I can't comment on it. The charm is it was part of the Pabst brew house. You can see the copper kettles, exposed beams, and the famous cream city brick. Worth a try.

Check in was meh. Dirty towel in bathroom along with a nasty skid mark in the toilet. Staff were downright unpleasant at check out. Location was great for a nearby concert, and the room was nice. Will look elsewhere in the future.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights in November, Friday through Sunday. The hotel offers valet parking which we did not use. There is a garage a block away (The Brew Parking Structure) with overnight parking costing $20. We used this garage for Friday night. It is well lit and convenient. We found meters a block and a half away that was free Saturday and Sunday so we parked there Saturday night. The hotel is really neat as you can see the copper brew kettles, a video of the restoration, huge stain glass window with King Gambrinus, the patron Saint of beer and more. Our room was very clean. When we arrived we checked the bed and found a dark stain on the fitted sheets. We informed the front desk and housekeeping promptly changed the sheet while we were out. (The sheets other than the one spot appeared clean so I think it was just a stain). The room had a cold feeling to it with high ceilings exposing ductwork and pipes. There are several seating areas outside the room and a small meeting room with a board table and chairs. The complimentary breakfast (7 to 10 am) was simple with boiled eggs, pastry, bread, plain yogurt, granola, blueberries, apples, bananas, cereal, coffee, orange juice, etc. I would recommend staying here a night or two for the nostalgia of the brewery experience.

After hunkering down for 3 months, we decided to take a quick weekend trip to visit family in Milwaukee and chose to stay at this repurposed and restored brewery from the hey-Dey of PBR now turned into an evocative hotel. Originally intended as an extended stay concept, many of the rooms have kitchettes including my king studio on the 5th (out of 6) floor. Pros: -large spacious and comfortable room with kitchenette, sofa sleeper and plenty of room to spread out -15' ceilings and exposed blonde brick and industrial hardware gave the room a great vibe -bed was comfy and I appreciated the light weight covering and assortment of pillows of varying styles -place felt fairly new and well tended Opportunities: -bathroom, while a decent size had cheap low-end fixtures and motel-six style amenities -AC did a good job but was noisy when compressor kicked in COVID response: -they have hand sanitizer and wipes in the lobby and signs on the floor encouraging six-feet separation -like everywhere we went on June 19 in the city-no face coverings on staff or visitors -room seemed clean but no extra communication about cleaning/sanitation protocols While We only stayed for 1 night, it was nice to do something that felt familiar-travel to a spot away from home. While the hotel was mostly empty I wasn't too concerned about COVID risk. This place is comfortable and unique and at around $225/night, a decent value.

This hotel was really nice. Rooms were clean and comfortable, the exposed cream brick was as described, and it's location is hard to beat. This would have been 5 stars if it wasn't for an issue we had with other people in the hotel being extremely loud until 1am. The staff was hesitant to take action after multiple after-hour calls for excessive noise. Make sure you go to the Pabst Taproom around the corner. Hotel is also a few blocks from Fiserv Forum and the Deer District, and only a 5-10 minute drive to the Historic Third Ward.

Yes, Sure. Covid. They serve NO Pabst! Yeah, Sure, on site place is closed, I get it. I ask the front desk, WHERE DO I GO??? They were clueless, and could not help me. I later found on my way back to the train station the most AWESOME Pabst pub and tourist center a block away. Why did the front desk not send me there on day 1? Ugh. Very cool building! Our budget room still came with a full kitchen with the glasses and PBR ice bucket. TV hung too low on wall to be able to watch from bed. :( Also, re: Covid Masks. I asked if I could show them my vaccination card if they had any rules about getting a bracelet to avoid wearing the mask inside, as our last hotel did. They said something along the lines of we expect people to act like adults, you have your vaccine? Cool, no mask needed. Milwaukee is the cleanest city ever.

Honestly, who would give up the chance to stay in an old brewery that's been redone to the nines? I was here for a wedding and the staff couldn't have been more helpful. Rooms are very large, many feature kitchens and separate bedrooms. Even better, there is a beer theme here. Just look below in the lobby and you'll see the old vats. Yes, you could stay at the Iron Horse which I love, but this is in great proximity to the new Bucks Arena. If you want a unique experience... check in here!

If you are a fan of history, beer, old architecture, industrial décor, are going to a Bucks game or a combination thereof, this is a great hotel. Very interesting kettle area with videos playing to show the history of the place and how it was saved and turned into its current state. Rooms are large and comfy but not ornate-perfectly fine. Not expensive and the valet parking is convenient. I'd stay here again for sure next time in town.

This is a one-of-a-kind experience I would recommend to anyone who is interested in history, reimagining urban spaces, and really cool surroundings! All the common areas are just beautiful - historic, well-appointed, with details that could only be found here in the old brewery buildings. The rooms are unique and spacious, keeping the industrial feel but still comfortable. Best of all, the service was top-notch. The desk staff was warmly welcoming and helpful. Truly a destination rather than just lodging - We can't wait to come back!

Staff was friendly, hotel was clean. My issue is I realized after checking out I had left an outfit in a drawer. When I called to ask about my missing items, I was told no one had been in my room besides house cleaning and the "inspector" the manager said he would get back to me and did not, so I had to re reach out and was told my items were not found. I said so then your staff stole my items. He said there was nothing they could do besides continue to wait and see if said items show up. This is ridiculous and they couldn't offer anything or try to make the situation better. I would never recommend a hotel with staff who steal and management who does not try to go above and beyond.

We we're visiting Milwaukee for a couple of days and went the Hotels Tonight route to find a decent priced room in town. Luckily we got a great deal on a two night stay at the Brewery Inn. The hotel is located within walking distance of the new Milwaukee Bucks arena, in a converted Pabst Brewery. It was pretty sweet how they incorporated the old tanks in an open atrium area as you walk up to the rooms. Our room was a king room and was very spacious with a fridge, stove top and very high ceilings. My only complaint with the room was it felt as though the walls were somewhat thin. We could hear the TV and a kid running up and down the halls most of the morning. Also, the chime of the nearby elevator became like the tell-tale heart. That would be the only reason for a drop in a star (oh, and the $28 a day parking). The rest of the stay was great though. The hotel has an attached restaurant and bar called Jackson's Blue Ribbon that made great drinks and stayed open late. The Pabst Brewery is across the street in a converted church and offered Pabst beers that weren't just that PBR all the hipsters drink. We took their tour and got a pint glass, a tour and a great micro brew (ipa) for only $10! There's also a breakfast buffet every morning. The woman who manned the buffet, Drusilla was so nice and noticed my love of waffles. She reminded me one morning when she restocked them! On a busy morning it was cool she would remember that small detail. The host at the desk on Thursday (9/27) was so nice too, I just didn't get her name! Steven at the valet desk always had our car ready to go and was sure to ask if we'd need it soon or not. Basically, the little details all around on the service side really stood out. If you are in town to catch a game at the arena, this is by far the best place to stay. Grab a couple drinks before and after!

The hotel is only about ten years old and yet there are so many things wrong, you'd think it was still a hundred year-old brewery. It was my birthday, so we decided to go all out and get a Baron Terrace Suite. At first look, we thought it was great. Well-appointed and lots of room. It wasn't until we went to bed at 2am that we realized that when the heat/AC kicked on, it was so loud that it made sleeping virtually impossible. 18 feet above the bed and the noise was so loud, that I was able to record the audio on my phone, which noted the sound at 80 decibels. That level of noise is the equivalent of standing next to a running lawn mower. Since we went to bed late, there were no maintenance people available to check the problem. By the time the morning rolled around, we were worn out due to sleep deprivation. Keenan, the G.M. knocked $100 off the $500 bill. He also said to let him know the next time we were staying at the hotel and he would make sure everything was perfect. The next time we stayed was this past New Years' Eve. We booked a Baron Loft Suite and a One Bedroom Suite, for my son and his wife. It's important to note that these were prepaid online bookings of around $1,700. As NYE approached, my son had a family issue and wouldn't be able to make the trip. Since it was still prior to NYE, I was able to re-book one of the rooms. Without thinking about what I was doing, I stupidly re-booked the Baron Loft Suite for my birthday and chose to stay in the One Bedroom Suite. NYE is our wedding anniversary, so this was a really dumb move. The room was plain. Plain as a Mormon honeymoon. Plain as dry toast. No art or decoration of any kind. Just four gray-green walls. The room lighting was so ridiculously dim in that you had to struggle to see anything. And it wasn't meant to be some kind of "romantic lighting". It was that terrible green-fluorescent color. My wife called it "prison cell lighting". Oh and by the way, the way Keenan made sure our stay was "perfect" was to put a crappy bag of candy and nuts in our room. This time, the room was small enough for us to notice that when the heat came on, it was pretty loud. Not as loud as the Terrace Suite but still quite annoying. We called down to the desk and asked to move but they allegedly had no other rooms available. Normally I would believe that, but our floor was strangely empty. We only saw two other people on the floor as we came and went. Maintenance came up and told us that the rooms are all that way. That they leave the heat low so that it doesn't come on when no guests are in the rooms and that the noise tends to go away after a few hours. It did get quieter, but the noise never went away. More along the lines of someone vacuuming next door. We could sleep, but our NYE intake of alcohol was definitely a mitigating factor. Check out time - on NEW YEARS' DAY - was 11am! Seriously?! No late check out on New Years' Day?! As we left, there were lots of people in the tight lobby space. We noticed that the two women behind the desk were clearly stressed. I would call them "surly" in their attitude toward the customers. After our stay, we got a call from someone reviewing our re-booked reservation. She told us that because the room was booked online, we weren't allowed to re-book the room for another date! We argued that we'd already prepaid the room, about customer service and our previous bad experiences at the hotel. That we travel from Chicago to stay there and that we'd given them what would have been three chances to get it right and they never did. We also noted that nowhere on their website (nor on our paid receipt) does it state that online bookings are non-changeable. She said she'd check into it and get back to us. When she called back, she said, to "help us out" they would be willing to move the date but would have to charge the regular room rate of $900 for the two nights. Wow. Thanks so much for helping is out. We lose our prepaid $900 and have to pay you an additional $900 to very likely have the same lousy experience! I got a call today from Keenen, the G.M. with no business acumen. It seems that the girl who called, had arbitrarily re-booked the room for this weekend and he wanted to know if we were going to show up. I told him that not only were we not going to be there but that we'd never be coming back again. No apologies for the experience. No apology for literally stealing our money and giving us nothing in return. Just a snide, "that sounds good! You have a nice day!" The Brewhouse Inn and Suites is expensive. It's supposed to be a boutique hotel that has top-notch facilities and would presumably take all pro-active measures to serve their customers. All we really asked for was a quiet, properly operating room. What we got were badly maintained rooms, bad customer service, bad attitude and a hotel that stole $900 of our money. I will never stay here again. I'd suggest you find somewhere else to go.

This hotel was honestly nothing special. We were so excited to stay at the old PBR factory for the history and experience of it all but we were really let down. The coolest part of the hotel was the open lobby with fresh flowers in steins. The hotel itself is fairly new but doesn't have a ton of personality or luxury for the prices they wanted, nor is the service that great. We called an hour or two before check in (4pm) to see if there was any chance to check in early and before I could even finish my sentence the woman on the other end of the phone abruptly said, "Nope. No. No can do." and hurried me off the phone. When we finally were able to check in (after our room was ready late) the concierge essentially just gave us the keys and told us how to get to the elevator, so if there was anything cool to check out in the hotel/surrounding area we'd never know. They have a restaurant/bar on site, Jackson's, with a decent food selection where you can pick up a free shuttle that takes you to/from Miller Park. There's a nice patio outside when the weather is nicer. Pro tip: grab a tall boy at the bar and bring it on the shuttle. But also plan on having cash to tip the driver. We didn't so hopefully this helps pay it forward. :| We also had a weird incident when we got back from a Brewers game. We came in to drop off some of our stuff and went back down for a quick bite at the bar. When we came up maybe 45min later there was a space heater set up in our room (in July...). We called down to the front desk who had no idea why it was there. They called maintenance who said they thought we wanted one even though we'd never asked for anything. The concierge had a "what-do-you-want-me-to-do-about-it" tone so we told them to just get it in the morning when we checked out. You're walking distance to Marquette and BMO Harris Bradley Center but there's not much right next to the hotel itself. The area is under development so there's a bit of dilapidation and construction. We were told there was only valet parking available for $28/night but we managed to find street parking around the corner from Jackson's and didn't have any issues. Again, such a disappointment since it sounded like a cool experience. Unless you get it for under $100/night or have to stay for a wedding/event in the area, sadly not worth it.

Love the atmosphere and staff. Rooms were very clean and industrial. If you enjoy a good historical spot I highly suggest this place.

A hotel worker stole my AirPods from our suite. The MGMT promised they would be returned to me. But it has been a month and I have not received my AirPods