Location: Milwaukee Bed and Breakfast Inns
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6 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is perhaps best known for its famous breweries and the Major League Brewers, but there's more to the city than beer and baseball. Milwaukee is rich in historical and cultural attractions, making it the perfect place for a weekend of exploring. Check out the newly expanded Milwaukee Art Museum or the Mitchell Park Horticultural Society, which hosts an annual show of the same flora and fauna seen in Georgia O'Keefe's paintings. Those interested in the city's history can visit the grand Pabst Mansion, former home of one of the city's famous beer barons, or the Milwaukee Public Museum, to see what life was like in Old Milwaukee. If the kids are along, don't miss the Milwaukee County Zoo or the Betty Brinn Children's Museum. Of course a trip to the "Genuine American City" would not be complete without a tour of the Miller Brewing Company and a Brewers game at Miller Park.
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1. Schuster Mansion Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 293 reviews
The Schuster Mansion is the newest B&B in Milwaukee's Historic Concordia Neighborhood. Converted to luxury apartments in the 20s, owners/innkeepers Rick & Laura Sue take great pride in returning this architectural gem to its original splendor. Situated just 5 minutes from downtown, it's the perfect destination for your private weekend getaway. Our spacious Victorian suites will surround you in luxury and our wonderful homemade breakfasts can be enjoyed at your private in-suite breakfast table.
Customer service lacking
Reviewed By mjgiovannaWhen I arrived the host Laura thought I was someone coming off the street to look at the house despite me having my luggage with. I explained I was staying and she reluctantly let me in. We sat in the front room after I replied I had had a challenging trip to her question how it went. She had pen and paper and i felt like I was in an interview. Instead of showing me to my room she wanted to know what I wanted for breakfast. I went for my bags and she was alarmed and said she needed to show me around. I interjected that I wanted to lay my things down before she continued. She showed me to the room and waited inside while I put my things down--strange. She asked was I ready to listen to more directions, I decided it was too much work to deny this sargeant. The next day I tried to make friendly overtures and she was as taciturn and unfriendly as before. Breakfast was good and her husband Rick was more friendly. However, when seated at the table and other guests came in she was effusively warm and kind to them and asked how breakfast was but not me. So, I finished my meal and went upstairs to get my bag. I saluted Rick and left not to return again. The house is in a poor, run down part of town and I was afraid to walk to catch the bus a block away. It was a 20 min ride to downtown. However, the residents walking around were more friendly than the host. It was incongruous to see the inn and its well-heeled guests in contrast to the surroundings. I was sad.
2. Manderley Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 86 reviews
Finding an ideal romantic bed and breakfast in Milwaukee does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Manderley Bed and Breakfast, a nice option for travelers like you. Close to some of Milwaukee's most popular landmarks, such as Miller Park (1.3 mi) and BMO Harris Bradley Center (1.8 mi), Manderley Bed and Breakfast is a great destination for tourists. The rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. In addition, as a valued Manderley Bed and Breakfast guest, you can enjoy free breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. During your visit, be sure to check out one of Milwaukee's popular tapas restaurants such as La Merenda, Kil@Wat, and Swig, all a short distance from Manderley Bed and Breakfast. Should time allow, Pabst Mansion, Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory (The Domes), and St. Joan of Arc Chapel are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Manderley Bed and Breakfast looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Milwaukee.
2 night stay in Sophie’s room
Reviewed By AusausbabyOverall very satisfied, only ding, is the lack of contact/ communication between the B&B and ourselves. I finally had to call the day of, to confirm that we had a room. Other than that, everything was very good, from the room, to the breakfast.
3. The Muse Gallery Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
The Muse Gallery Guesthouse is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Milwaukee, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and The Muse Gallery Guesthouse makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the guest house, including a gift shop, newspaper, and outdoor furniture. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Milwaukee, The Muse Gallery Guesthouse is located a short distance from Historic Third Ward (2.2 mi) and Frank Lloyd Wright American System-Built Homes (2.4 mi). During your visit, be sure to check out one of Milwaukee's popular shrimp restaurants such as Sobelman's Pub & Grill, SafeHouse, and Ward's House of Prime, all a short distance from The Muse Gallery Guesthouse. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Basilica of St. Josaphat (0.9 mi), Humboldt Park (0.9 mi), or Allen-Bradley Company Clock (1.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Milwaukee!
Wonderful hosts and a wonderful location!
Reviewed By criminosisMary and Andrew are wonderful hosts. The Muse was the best place I stayed for my entire weeklong workcation road trip. The BnB also doubles as an art gallery of local Milwaukee artists so if you see something you like, you can likely even take it home! I stayed in the Julia room and would absolutely do it again. The bed was very comfortable and the soaking tub was sublime. Delicious breakfasts and great walkability to the nearby Kinnickinnic Ave which is full of local bars/breweries, restaurants, cafes, and even bookshops! Mary and Andrew would always have great recommendations for local places which was great since I struggled to choose sometimes with so many choices and only being there for a couple nights. Looking forward to visiting Milwaukee again and when I do I know I'd be staying at The Muse!
4. Brumder Mansion Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Brumder Mansion Bed and Breakfast is a romantic, 1910 Victorian, Arts and Crafts mansion that offers beautiful common rooms full of antiques, old world charm, and the original craftsmanship and artistic treasures that were lovingly built into this warm, relaxing place so long ago. Our five guest rooms and suites also have antiques, and each has its own personality. All have their own bathrooms, and either an electric or gas fireplace. Four suites have both a whirlpool, and a lovely marble shower. All guest accommodations have access to robes, complementary water and drinks, cookies and desserts, wine, and hair dryers, ironing boards and irons. They all have flat screen televisions, DVD players, and access to a large selection in the Brumder Mansion dvd library located on the second floor. Brumder Mansion also has a theatre in its basement area, where guests can buy a ticket and enjoy the play being presented on the Brumder stage. Check out Milwaukee Entertainment Group's website, linked on our website, for upcoming shows. The theatre area and the first floor rooms can also be rented for events, and meetings. Weddings and receptions have also taken place here. We also offer a full, delicious breakfast, with coffee or tea, made by our chef. Come and enjoy a stay in Brumder Mansion.
Very good but iffy neighborhood
Reviewed By Spaetzle7Our room was at the very top with challenging stairs. Once there, it was lovely with an excellent whirlpool tub. A little fridge on the middle floor is well stocked with beverages and there are cookies too. The breakfast was very nice with the best coffee we had on our entire trip. The hosts were helpful and accommodating. Reason for four stars instead of 5? It’s on a busy street in an iffy neighborhood with only on street parking. Saturday night was hopefully fireworks… There are no outside spaces like a garden. The house is up on a small hill with tipped walkways. However, would stay again.
5. Kinn Guesthouse - Downtown
Our Downtown Milwaukee guesthouse places guests in the center of the city’s action. If you like life in the fast lane and enjoy the sounds of the city all around you, then our downtown guesthouse is perfect for you. But of course, it isn’t just about what’s outside our doors. Inside, you’ll find 31 well-appointed rooms, our signature fully furnished chef’s kitchens on each floor, a dramatic rooftop event space with more intimate meeting spaces on all floors, and a perfectly placed speak-easy/entertainment room in the lower level. The Kinn Guesthouse - Milwaukee Downtown is perfect for casual or business travelers alike, with curated spaces that are a fusion of modern hotel luxury and the creature comforts of home, all under one roof.
6. Schuster Mansion Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 293 reviews
The Schuster Mansion is the newest B&B in Milwaukee's Historic Concordia Neighborhood. Converted to luxury apartments in the 20s, owners/innkeepers Rick & Laura Sue take great pride in returning this architectural gem to its original splendor. Situated just 5 minutes from downtown, it's the perfect destination for your private weekend getaway. Our spacious Victorian suites will surround you in luxury and our wonderful homemade breakfasts can be enjoyed at your private in-suite breakfast table.
Customer service lacking
Reviewed By mjgiovannaWhen I arrived the host Laura thought I was someone coming off the street to look at the house despite me having my luggage with. I explained I was staying and she reluctantly let me in. We sat in the front room after I replied I had had a challenging trip to her question how it went. She had pen and paper and i felt like I was in an interview. Instead of showing me to my room she wanted to know what I wanted for breakfast. I went for my bags and she was alarmed and said she needed to show me around. I interjected that I wanted to lay my things down before she continued. She showed me to the room and waited inside while I put my things down--strange. She asked was I ready to listen to more directions, I decided it was too much work to deny this sargeant. The next day I tried to make friendly overtures and she was as taciturn and unfriendly as before. Breakfast was good and her husband Rick was more friendly. However, when seated at the table and other guests came in she was effusively warm and kind to them and asked how breakfast was but not me. So, I finished my meal and went upstairs to get my bag. I saluted Rick and left not to return again. The house is in a poor, run down part of town and I was afraid to walk to catch the bus a block away. It was a 20 min ride to downtown. However, the residents walking around were more friendly than the host. It was incongruous to see the inn and its well-heeled guests in contrast to the surroundings. I was sad.
