Casino Hotels & Resorts in Southeast Wisconsin from AU$107

"We had issues as soon as waited an hour for our room. Once in the room we wanted ice wife hands me the bucket to put the bag in. As soon as I took the lid off I smelled something weird for an ice bucket, I sniffed it , gave it to the wife and at the same time Said IT'S PISS! Somebody pissed in the ice bucket and was missed by HK. Wife went to check in and they brought a bucket. They never took the PISS buck back. WE put it outside our door maybe they will pick it up being out in the hallway. Went to show for 4 hours came back to Hotel and Piss bucket still there. And the machine was broken on are floor. We got comped breakfast, And that was good staff where nice."

"Another great stay at the best-updated of all the Grand Dame hotels I've ever seen. Every staffer was nice and the onsite cafe and bars were terrific. Comfortable room, good wifi and sensible TV features - everything just great."

"The room was spacious but outdated. "

"Unique hotel. The rooms are cool. There was no soap to wash your hands though. You had to get body wash from the shower. That was annoying. I’d still stay there again though."

"Yes great free breakfast and happy hour "

"One of my fave hotels in the Mi"

"The location is prime near many Of Milwaukee's sights. It's located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee and not far from many things. The staff from check in to check out, were exceptional, the property well maintained and cleaned. I requested a room overlooking the downtown area and lake michigan.East side was not at all disappointed. And the price for what I got was really a wonderful surprise. The casino is well worth the gamble. I highly recommend a stay and look forward to a future visit."

"First room had broken AC unit so we switched. 2nd room had dusty drawers and still had toys left in them. Bed was not comfortable, no toiletries provided (shampoo etc). Just very bad overall "remodel". Paint splatters everywhere and they clearly didn't even try to paint within the lines."