Hotel Verdant

The rooftop bar had friendly service and a pretty cool view, and the restaurant food was amazing. The staff elsewhere were helpful, and the clean, well stocked rooms made a good impression. It's a very nice upscale boutique hotel, and I liked the unusual ways they work to be sustainable. The room coffee was the one thing I didn't like. It comes in a teabag style, and by the time it got strong enough, the cup was cold. There's no free coffee in the lobby either. The area seemed okay, but at night I saw lots of homeless people and beggars walking around. As a smoker, I was outside at night and was glad I wasn't alone. The parking lot is kitty corner from the building, behind an old bank. It wasn't terribly inconvenient, but I wouldn't have wanted to walk to my car alone at night. Even with those issues, I'd stay again.

The service was great, from the front desk to the bartender, and the hotel felt peaceful and relaxing. The lobby, restaurant, rooftop bar, and rooms were all beautifully decorated and spotless. The standard room was the largest I've stayed in, and it was well appointed with robes, nice linens, and a great bathroom. Gated parking is a short walk around the back. They're adding a spa, and once it's finished this would make a relaxing weekend away for friends or couples. Hotel Vardant is a gem.

The bed was the most comfortable I've had in any hotel, and that made a real difference on my business trip. My company booked me at Hotel Verdant, and I was thoroughly impressed by the welcoming, refreshed feel and the elegant, modern rooms. One odd thing: the motion sensor lights can switch off if you're sitting still, so don't be startled. Service was excellent throughout. Eave and Marguerite are both wonderful places to eat. I'd happily recommend Hotel Verdant to anyone traveling in southeast Wisconsin, 10/10.

The room was clean and amazing, and the housekeeping women were welcoming and ready to help with whatever I needed. Everything else was great, and I'll be back. Service on the main floors was terrible, though. The shorter Hispanic woman responsible for the common areas was rude and paid more attention to her phone and headphones than to people speaking to her. She had a sassy attitude. Why work in customer service if you're going to give below average service?