Hotels in Milwaukee, WI

Buses run throughout most of downtown Milwaukee through neighborhoods like East Town (Line 30), Westown (Line 15 and 19) and the Historic Third Ward (Line 14). A one-day pass on the Ride MCTS and a one-trip pass are very affordable. Downtown Milwaukee is also compact and easy explored by foot or bike through the city’s bike share program called Buble. Bikes are located throughout the downtown area. In addition, the Hop streetcar connects many of Milwaukee’s downtown neighborhoods. Book hotels in Milwaukee along the Milwaukee RiverWalk, which connects many of the downtown neighborhoods. The Knickerbocker, the DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee and Cambria Hotel Milwaukee are just a few of your options in the downtown area.

If you’ve come to Milwaukee for the entertainment, you’ll want to head to Westown, which is where most of the city’s sports arenas and music, theater and art venues are located. Sports fans can catch a game of the Milwaukee Bucks at the Fiserv Forum or watch the UW-Milwaukee Panthers in action at their home arena. If music or theater is more to you your liking, be sure to find cheap hotels in Milwaukee in Westown like SpringHill Suites by Marriott Milwaukee Downtown or Aloft Milwaukee Downtown, which are close to the Miller High Life Theatre, the Riverside Theater, the Turner Hall Ballroom, and the Grand Warner Theatre. For business travelers looking for hotels in downtown Milwaukee, the Hilton Milwaukee City Center is a great choice. Families are sure to appreciate the comfort and easy parking located in Walnut Hill at the Schuster Mansion Bed & Breakfast.

East Town is home to many of the city’s most well-known attractions, including Cathedral Square, Milwaukee Street, Water Street and the Riverwalk district. Be sure to check out the Milwaukee Public Market—an indoor gathering of assorted food vendors—which is near the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in the Historic Third Ward. Other world-class history and science museums are located in the area, including Discovery World, Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, the Milwaukee Public Museum and Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion. Families with young children will appreciate a day well spent at the Milwaukee County Zoo in Elm Grove while motorcycle enthusiasts should be sure to stop by the Harley-Davidson Museum in East Town. Don’t leave without taking in the views along the Milwaukee RiverWalk District in Schlitz Park, either by boat, foot or bike!

The Historic Third Ward is home to most of the top dining opportunities in Milwaukee and close to Ride MCTS bus lines (Lines 30, 19 and 14). Milwaukee hotels like the Kimpton Journeyman Hotel is located right in the middle of the action. Book cheap hotels in Milwaukee like the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee or the Residence Inn by Marriott Milwaukee Downtown for a close stay to the Old World Third Street in Westown as well as the Brewery District to try many of the city’s dozen craft brews. Be sure to try Milwaukee’s own fish frys with a side of coleslaw and rye bread, frozen custard, cheese curds and butterburgers (burgers cooked in butter).

Many annual events take place in East Town. Stay at hotels in Milwaukee like Hotel Metro, the Westin Milwaukee, Tru by Hilton Milwaukee, The Plaza Hotel and the Pfister Hotel for easy access to celebrations Bastille Day, Firkin Fest, and the Lakefront Festival of Art. Not to be missed, Westown also has seasonal events like the music festival River Rhythms, the winter Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival at Pere Marquette Park and a genuine Christmas Market for the entire family at Fiserv Forum. Finally, the Historic Third Ward is home to the Henry Maier Festival Park, where the world's largest music festival, Summerfest, takes place every year. In addition to bus lines that run throughout the downtown area, there are also shuttles that travel from these downtown neighborhoods to Lake Michigan events during the summertime.

On average, people stay in Milwaukee for a total of 6 nights.

The price of a hotel in Milwaukee depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around $154 per night.

Hotels in Milwaukee are usually cheapest during the month of November, you can expect a price decrease of around 28% during this period.

Monday is the cheapest day for hotel rooms in Milwaukee. Thursday is the most expensive day.

On average, a luxury Milwaukee hotel costs $221 per person, per night. This is a 23%% premium when compared to the average cost of a hotel in Milwaukee ($154 per person, per night).

Hostels in Milwaukee (including hotels rated 2 stars and below) costs $36 per person, per night on average. This is $134 per night cheaper than the average cost of hotels in Milwaukee.

With good temperatures around 68 °F and just a moderate chance of expected rainfall, those staying at a hotel in Milwaukee should consider visiting some popular establishments near Milwaukee such as Lakefront Brewery, Capital Brewery, and Wollersheim Winery.

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