Milwaukee Airport Inn

If I could give this a negative star rating I would. The rooms are dirty, things are broken and falling apart. There is horrible water damage, not only in our room all over the hotel, inside and out. They don’t provide towels or toilet paper! The parking lot is falling apart and very sketchy. There is no security here. The doors are old ’60 doors and the latches are rotting apart. I woke up to a homeless man sleeping 10 feet from my room. The other guests are loud all day. The staff is rude and like to argue. The whole hotel smells like wet dog/​cat pee and old people. Old bubble tv with cable that almost never works.
On Wednesday two people knocked on the door and asked to come inside to «inspect» and see if I was smoking in the room (I don’t smoke at all) I felt like my space was invaded and they were very rude.
Do not stay here, I felt safer sleeping in my car for a night.
If I could do it again I would have just spent the extra money and not be around a bunch of loud junkies and rude staff.

There is an interesting smell in the hallways, sort of like wet carpet. Hallways are dark.
Room is decent; we stayed there two nights out room didn’t get cleaned the 1^st night we asked for towels and they brought us one. When we explained to the front desk that we needed towels and that the room was not clean they called the cleaning staff and proceeded to justify why the room wasn’t clean; and that they didn’t have any more towels at the time. Not sure how you run out of towels in an inn but I guess they did.

I needed to stay in a hotel a few nights ago, and this one was one of the least expensive on Priceline. Considering that I have been an Elite in Unilocal for near 8 years, one might think that I would have been smart enough to check the Unilocal reviews before I booked the room. Apparently, I was nor that smart.
My visit started out with being greeted by a grungy looking fellow with black painted fingernails. O say fellow not because I am certain that it was a man, but because he (?) had what appeared to be a couple of days of facial hair growth. It may have been a lady, but I sincerely doubt it.
I walked back through the maze of hallways and found my room. There was not enough signage to point me in the right direction, and the person at the front desk did little more than point at the hallway entrance to the maze. I did at long last find it though.
The room was clean indeed, but the wall heater in the room was set to high. It wouldn’t have been a big deal, but there didn’t seem to be a way to turn it down and turning it off made the room a bit cold.
So all in all it was not a great stay, and to top it all off, there was no continental brealkast the next morning.

Very poor place to stay! The black guy is obviously in charge of girls of the evening if you get my drift. He parks outside after midnight with girls, then leaves with them and comes back alone. Then he leaves and comes back with the girls and leaves again. Weird. Very noisy. Fighting going on in rooms. Obviously a front for criminal activity. Has an odor of marihuana and other smells. Do not stay here!

Wouldn’t say this to be the worst establishment I’ve ever ventured however it is not on my list for most attractive or comfortable.
The hotel possessed a heinous smell, humid rooms, also the AC barely chilled the room. on lowest temperature. Swimming pool was totally empty!!! Wouldn’t be surprised if they uncovered a prostitution ring.
Hotel would be best priced at 19.99 per evening.
More so– the room Served it’s purpose.

The condition of this over-​priced hotel indicates it’s likely a front for some poorly operated criminal activity. It smells like a cross between a bar (when smoking indoors was legal) and a nursing home. The rooms have no coffee makers, alarm clocks, irons or ironing boards. I’ve seen cleaner bathrooms in gas stations and the aforementioned bars. There was an old cigarette butt on the floor of our room when we arrived. The televisions are not high-​def, which made a simple World Cup game into an excercise in guess work. In the lobby, I heard employees discussing that they had not been paid.
That said, they had a cheap shuttle to Summerfest that saved us about $ 40 and the tap water was surprisingly potable. Nonetheless, it was vaguely horror-​movie-​ish made Days Inn look fancy. Stay at your own risk.

It was cheap and nothing happened to us. Beds were fine-​kinda uncomfortable but not too bad. The door to the outside locked with this weird metal bar, but at least it locked. All in all, my two friends and I were able to sleep for a night in a room here with no long-​term consequences. It seems to have been worth it.