The Muse Gallery Guesthouse - Milwaukee

The delicious homemade breakfasts were a true highlight, particularly the good English Breakfast that energized my mornings.

I missed the initial shoe policy notice, made my arrival a bit awkward until I noticed it later.

The breakfast is amazing, and the location is magnificent right by cozy art gallery, a charming residential area reminiscent of San Francisco circa 1960's and Bay View restaurants. The building is beautiful, the room is spacious and fairly quiet.

Amazing and absolutely superb breakfast and amicable staff!!!

Location near to restaurants and shops a couple of blocks away, walking trails by Lake Michigan, and cozy art gallery. Also, close to everything Milwaukee has to offer...

Breakfast at Muse Gallery Guesthouse was a game changer! I feasted on a crafted English Breakfast that left my taste buds dancing. The hosts greeted us with snacks and sangria. Plus, the art display around every corner added a vibrant touch to the cozy atmosphere.

The only hiccup was forgetting to take off my shoes upon arrival-totally my bad! But honestly, the experience was so enjoyable that it didn't put a damper on my visit. Leaving too soon was the real bummer.

Take time to explore the local galleries and art installations. They're a hidden gem near the guesthouse.

I loved waking up to the very nice homemade breakfasts at Muse Gallery Guesthouse. The selection was excellent, especially the English Breakfast, both delicious and filling. Mary Ellen and Andrew. The guesthouse is filled with beautiful art, giving it a unique and cozy vibe. The Julia room where I stayed was comfortable, with a fantastic soaking tub that added a touch of luxury to my stay. Having access to a sitting room with snacks and drinks was a pleasant surprise, especially the homemade cookies! I felt a bit awkward regarding the shoe policy. There was a note about it at the entrance, but I missed it upon arrival. It would be helpful if the hosts reminded guests about it. A lovely experience that I would love to repeat.

Had a great weekend with friends. Loved the delicious breakfasts with fresh organic ingredients and the art around the place. The owners are super friendly and. We explored local restaurants and walked by the lake. Perfect for relaxation after a day out!

Funky & Homey Stay!

The guesthouse was super quirky and cozy. Loved the homemade breakfast, especially that filling English Breakfast. Mary Ellen had great tips for local spots. We had a blast at Cafe Centraal! Just wish the parking spots were a bit larger. Can't wait to return!

The breakfasts, crafted with local ingredients, were a standout feature that energized our family for the day ahead.

My kids wished for some family-oriented activities nearby.

The breakfast blew me away with its quality, and I loved lounging and reading in the cozy library. There are even barbeque grills if you feel like cooking outside! I just wish they had reminded us about the shoe policy at check-in, but that didn’t take away from the great experience overall. 😊

great stay , but breakfast hours too early

The genuine hospitality from Mary Ellen, as if I was visiting family. The breakfast exceeded my expectations. Each dish was artfully crafted and delicious, showcasing fresh ingredients. I enjoyed the cozy ambiance filled with captivating art pieces.

A perfect choice for one night in Milwaukee at a great price. The sitting room with homemade cookies was a good surprise. Remember to check out the local art galleries nearby.

Great location! There are cool restaurants and shops just a few blocks away. You can also find Lake Michigan nearby, which is super nice 😊. the staff here are really friendly and awesome. Plus, the neighborhood has been given new life, so it's a vibrant spot to stay in.

The breakfast selection here is marvelous and absolutely superb, making everything perfect.

The breakfast offered a variety of options including bread, chocolate, and fruit; the hotel is conveniently located next to Humboldt with a charming ambiance resembling San Francisco in the 1960s.