Fairfield Inn & Suites Milwaukee West - Hotel in West Milwaukee - 4229 W National Ave, USA

Eh. Marriott??? The hotel is VERY convenient to the ballpark which is why we chose it. Came in for a brewers game. As we we’re driving into town we were a little unnerved by the neighborhood. Got to the hotel, they have a security vehicle in the parking lot. Not a security person, just a car which never seems to move. As we gathered our things from the car two young men were going around the hotel checking all the cigarette canisters for butts they could smoke. We have homeless people where we live too. That wasn’t upsetting and they were bothering or talking to anyone, still somehow it was disturbing in some way. We walked into the hotel. The front desk woman wasn’t exactly rude, but she was very cold and unfriendly. The other woman at the front desk was busy watching movies on her phone and couldn’t help the other family who came in at the same time. We got to our room. It’s nice enough. The TV constantly pixilates and volume is up and down. Just annoying. We have 2 coffees and one is decaf. In general just meh. Not Marriott standards I’m used to experiencing and not standards for the price we are paying. Milwaukee was fun. Wished we had ubered to the game and stayed at a better and more welcoming hotel

Great location for a Brewers game and Miller Brewery Tour. Staff was polite, friendly and helpful. Rooms were good and beds were comfy. The AC made a noise that was a little annoying. The hotel is on the edge of a "older" area but just close enough to feel safe. Security was in the parking lot at night. It was a little overpriced compared to other comparable hotels. We walked to a Brewers game as they have a nice walking path from the hotel.

My wife and I were awakened at approximately 12:30-1:00 by the night auditor. She kept banging on our door, even though we had the “do not disturb” sign out. Rudely she told us we weren’t supposed to be there and had to leave, right now. We tried to explain there must be some mistake, but she insisted we leave. So, we got dressed and went down to the lobby. We asked to talk to the manager and then I asked the night auditor what her name is, since she wasn’t wearing a name tag. She said that she didn’t have to tell me her name then she said, “I reeked of alcohol”. So, now I’m inconvenienced and insulted. ||If my spouse wasn’t an active manager at a Marriott property, I’d consider legal action. It took her 4 days calling the property to reach the general manager and we got no satisfaction or compensation for the inconvenience. Never got an apology from the night auditor and she blamed the error on another employee. |Is this really the way Marriott treats a platinum elite member?||After being awakened and insulted in the middle of the night, I could not go back to sleep. We should have left the property, but I did not drive there and had nowhere to go.

Very modern, clean hotel. The rooms were spacious and well maintained. Location was perfect, only a short drive to downtown and surrounding areas. Staff was friendly and even recommended local events going on in the city. Great experience overall.

This clean, vibrant space with free ice water in the lobby features rooms that are just as nice as the ground floor open area. Only a 15-minute walk to Brewers games and a short drive to downtown, we've always enjoyed staying here. The rooms are quite classy.||The only downside is that the food center in the lobby is poorly stocked, so there are almost no snack options. With no decent restaurant options in the neighborhood, that's a huge detriment!

Any hotel without a microwave in the room is one star. I won't leave a toddler in the room to warm up our take out. Sure, it's really close to the ballpark, etc, and the other things a hotel is supposed to have. However, being a basic hotel is the very least it can do. Basically, it solely exists as a means to lay your head whenever you attend a baseball game. Nice stadium, though.

Stayed 2 nights in July 2024. Two rooms booked for two couples. Rate plus taxes on Fri and Sat were $330 PER night for EACH room. The rooms were clean and modern. The bathroom was particularly stylish and functional.. Has small fridge, no microwave. No room issues. Almost everyone there for Cubs v Brewers. The walk from hotel to stadium is on a paved path across the street from the hotel. It is travelled by Brewers fans that stay at this hotel, but is not a major walkway to the stadium as there are not really other hotels in this area. You will be alone or with a few other people on this path. At night, it walks within a chain link fence along a busy roadway, and appears safe but not a place to hang out. There is simply NOT a ton of people walking on this approx 0.8 mile paved pathway to this hotel, so be prepared for that. Now that I better understand that the stadium has 12,000 parking spots (not kidding) and fair parking prices ($25) and decent road access, I would not pony up again for this hotel. The hotel itself is fine, but there have been break-ins of vehicles in the parking lot (as mentioned by others here) and there are security signs in the unfenced hotel parking lot warning of taking your valuables. I did see a private security vehicle "patrol" the parking lot one evening. So, if you have a fancy vehicle that attracts attention, this may not be the place for you. Another point is that the eateries around the hotel are name brand and walkable (Quiznos, Noodles and Co, etc), but they are really quite dirty and mismanaged. We ate at al lot of them as we were here for three days and two nights, none were great. The very closest food to the hotel, which is IHOP and McDonalds, are among the filthiest I have ever been in, so much so that we avoided them. Even walked in and out on the Mickey D's, which was unappetizingly derelict. So, there's that food angle to consider. Would I stay here again for a Brewers game? Not at the price we paid, absolutely not. If it was cheaper? Probably not, too easy to drive and park, I now see. This hotel is a clean but very overpriced island oasis in the small sea of moderate urban grit. Suggest staying elsewhere and getting to the field early; parking opens 3 hours prior to game time per the signs, and you can pay for parking on the MLB Ballpark app when you buy seat tickets.

Racist, questioned asking for a reason when cost price $180 no worry. I am coming from Texas, for a family emergency I'm about to pay w cash. Tell me no cash, only credit card. At this point, I tried not to book me in. Considering a demand against the hotel.