The Iron Horse Hotel, United States, Milwaukee

Hotel: The Iron Horse Hotel

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The Iron Horse Hotel
500 West Florida Street
Milwaukee 53204

Time Info:
Check In Time: 3 PM
Check Out Time: Noon

Hotel description
A stunning display of architecture in an historic building. An inviting place to gather, work or relax. A clever mix of sexy booths and bar dining, serving comfort food with attitude. And a mingling of business suits and biker leathers for the best people watching. It*s all here. This is The Iron Horse Hotel, and you have arrived. The Iron Horse Hotel is Milwaukee*s most chic and sophisticated property â€“ the transformation of a 100-year-old downtown warehouse into a modern luxury boutique hotel. As the industry*s first upscale hotel geared for business travelers and motorcycle enthusiasts alike, The Iron Horse Hotel meets the distinct needs of both corporate and leisure guests with its special services, unparalleled amenities and 102 loft-style guest rooms. Here you*ll find all the style and service found at a NY or LA boutique hotel, delivered with our famous Midwestern friendliness. From the enticing menu at Smyth (coming 2009) to the inviting two-story Lobby Lounge. From top-notch business services and unforgettable meeting spaces to never-before-seen rider amenities. And from our oversize guest rooms with custom furnishings and original art to luxury linens and bathrooms, this Milwaukee hotel delivers an experience. Located in Milwaukee, The Iron Horse Hotel is just blocks from the Midwest Airlines Convention Center, across the bridge from the new Harley-Davidson Museum, and in close proximity to downtown offices and entertainment venues. At the cross roads of the city*s historic Fifth Ward and Latin Quarter, the hotel is the centerpiece of one of Milwaukee*s last intact warehouse districts, designated historic by the National Park Service.

Location description
500 West Florida St. Milwaukee WI 53204 The Iron Horse Hotel is just blocks from the Midwest Airlines Convention Center, across the bridge from the new Harley-Davidson Museum, and in close proximity to downtown offices and entertainment venues. At the cross roads of the city*s historic Fifth Ward and Latin Quarter, the hotel is the centerpiece of one of Milwaukee*s last intact warehouse districts, designated historic by the National Park Service.