Hotel in zona Old World 3rd St., Milwaukee

Grande posizione per essere in città per un gioco Bucks. Era a piedi di distanza dall'arena e dai bar. L'hotel è animale domestico amichevole ma non ci sono zone grasse sulla proprietà. Devo attraversare una strada occupata e camminare un blocco al parco.

Ho dormito solo una notte in questo hotel in un giro fuori stagione - La mia stanza era grande e luminosa, il bagno nuovo e ben accessoriato. L'hotel è centrale, accanto c'è un parcheggio multipiano convenzionato. Nello stesso isolato c'è una specie di centro commerciale pieno di locali, e immediatamente dietro una delle strade più frequentate la sera, con locali di ogni genere. La receptionist è stata gentile, ci ha dato molte informazioni e ha risolto una criticità connessa alla colazione ed al mio status di cliente Marriott Executive. L'hotel non ha una sala colazione, ma c'è un Bistro al piano terra. La manager, dimostrando molto senso commerciale, mi ha omaggiato un buono per la colazione, ma il personale del Bistro (in particolare Camille) è stato scortese e frettoloso, non mi ha dato la possibilità di utilizzare pienamente il mio buono, non nascondendo il fastidio per le mie richieste. L'hotel comunque è davvero una bella struttura, non economico ma ne vale la pena.

L'hotel è arrivato a mezzogiorno e ha organizzato un soggiorno anticipato. Ero fortunato a trovare la stanza accanto alla sala fitness. Questa mezzanotte, qualcuno non può morire. Ha conservato il bagaglio e aspettato di cambiare la stanza dopo le tre. Infine, è cambiato a tre livelli. Sono stati abili a mezzogiorno alle sei del mattino. Il suono del corpo non può dormire. La sala fitness dell'hotel e la sala ospite sono ancora aperti 24 ore e non capisco che gli ultimi due giorni siano finalmente passati a sette piani per risolvere il problema del rumore della sala fitness

Molto bene, il servizio è buono

I recently traveled to Milwaukee for quick business trip. After a long day of travel and meetings, the room was clean and comfortable. The shower was amazing. At the end of night 2, I came back to a very clean room. Unfortunately, the housekeeping staff disposed of all of my receipts, making my expense reporting difficult. I called the front desk to see if they could help, and boy am I glad Dhmitriana answered. She went above and beyond, calling the restaurant I had dined at the night prior and was able to get a new copy of my receipt. She was even willing to dig through the garbage to look for them. I will be staying here on future business trips. If you see Dhmitriana at the front desk, just know you are in EXCELLENT hands.

Recently stayed at the Journeyman Hotel for two nights during a visit to Milwaukee with a friend. The room itself and the facilities were very nice, though the service experience was inconsistent. Upon check-in I was told that I received a room upgrade, but it was exactly the King premium room I booked. Luckily it was street facing, but had two small windows rather than the large window shown in room pics (and the better natural light that I had hoped for). I received a text from the front desk to ask how everything was with the room, and I asked whether it was possible to move to a higher floor or different room with larger window. Was told that none were available. Interestingly, my friend had booked a regular King room but somehow was double upgraded to a King spa room, even though we were both eligible for upgrades. He also received some gummi bears and pretzel snacks in his room, while mine had none. Even so, the room was comfortable and I enjoyed the quality of the bath products and the Frette sheets. I ordered breakfast at Tre Dita one morning and the portion was extremely generous, though the server failed to explain that regular coffee was actually free when I ordered; there’s a coffee/tea stand in front of the counter at the entrance for hotel guests. We also had drinks one night at the rooftop bar, but was told the free drink tickets we received only covered $15 and would not allow us to use them on $16 drinks even if we covered the difference. It didn’t make much sense since we had three drink vouchers and all of the drinks collectively added up to less than $45. I booked and prepaid my reservations through the Capital One portal and since the Journeyman was part of the Lifestyle Collection of hotels I also received a $50 hotel credit for each night that could be used at the in house restaurants. I made sure to use the $100 credit, but during my stay I already received alerts of pending charges to my credit card for incidentals and room charges. Upon check-out, I confirmed with front desk that any room charges were covered by my credits so that I would have a zero balance. The hotel was busy that morning as there seemed to be a wedding reception event, so the woman at the front desk (who introduced herself as the hotel manager Katie Neufeld) assured me that my balance was zero and that she would have a receipt emailed to me later. Two days later, I discovered several additional pending charges from the hotel: 295.43, 75.00, 285.64, 194.00, and 75.00. Of those 370.44 actually posted, which prompted a phone call to the hotel to clarify. At first I was told they were legitimate charges made to my room, then informed that they included the actual room charges before I explained that the rooms were prepaid when I made the reservations in August…with different credit cards!! It’s not reassuring to know that random charges can be posted on my bill without a complete explanation. In the end everything was sorted out and charges were revers

Lost me as a customer and perhaps for good. For 30 years or so have considered Canal Street a much more fitting venue than Vegas for my ******** dollar. I was reasonably a winner at high roller video poker at the Pot pre-2021 and going back to the 90s. Until around 2020 when came new management -- and a much tighter (and disappearing VP machines) policy ensued. So I switched from video poker to Quick Hits (a slot machine) and experienced periodic modest jackpots. But that changed, too. Over the last 18 months especially. And REALLY changed since the new look of the ****** and eateries. No doubt about it. The machines are being messed with by management -- dialed back to favor the house in the extreme... no matter if management denies it. They need to pay for the new glitzier look and have decided to squeeze it out of Sapphire-level players like me by tightening payouts. Management will repeat and repeat and say it is all (bad) luck. My bad luck. But I am convinced it goes beyond that in what amounts to a strategy to minimize even modest jackpot wins. I am now left to remembering the good old days when the old management would actually publish pics of winners in the monthly ”offers” mailing. Pics no longer....most likely for the paucity of significant winners. But I'll enjoy Vegas with the loot I am now saving. Adios Dominick and the new big boss at Potawatomi. Haven't been in your establishment in a month and I miss it. But I won 't be going back unless and until stories abound of occasional healthy wins at what seems now -- very sadly -- a coordinated ripoff. P.S. Surprise surprise. I won''t be making Sapphire this year. It's called self-control in a hazardous-to-the-bankroll ******** environment.

First time for me in a Courtyard. It was clean, efficient, wonderful beds, quiet tho in a very busy area. But the best thing was the service. Big thanks to Prentice and Tony at Reception for going the extra mile for me at check in. They made my introduction to Courtyard awesome. I will return for sure. Breakfast was good and healthy choices were most appreciated! Thank you!