The Angela Suite, named for another of Mary Ellen’s daughters, is a suite of 4 rooms on the second floor of our Wisconsin inn.  It was once a separate apartment in the original home.  It was maintained as such for guests looking for a spacious collection of rooms for extra comfort.  It is the perfect travel accommodation in Milwaukee, WI for a longer stay, enjoying a girls’ getaway, or for your family vacation lodging.   The suite can accommodate up to 4 guests in a master bedroom, adjoining bedroom, kitchen/dining room, lounge, private bathroom and furnished balcony.

Master Bedroom includes:

• King-size bed with luxury linens
• Vanity
• Comfortable reading chair
• Decorative original fireplace
• Generous double closet
• Chest of drawers
• Attached furnished porch
• Art from local Milwaukee artists
• Luggage rack
• Plenty of outlets for electronic devices

Adjoining Bedroom – perfect for singles or kids includes:

• Trundle daybed with two twin beds and luxury linens, cupboard with clothes pole, luggage rack
• Art from local Milwaukee artists including a wall sculpture by John Kowalczyk

Bathroom (en-suite and private but separate from both bedrooms) is graced by a lovingly restored original clawfoot tub with shower, vanity, complimentary toiletries and hairdryer.

 Kitchen/Dining room includes:

• Microwave
• Mini refrigerator
• Table seating for 4-8
• Wet bar
• Keurig coffee maker with complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate and creamer
• Dishes, glassware, silverware
• Contemporary chandelier
• Extensive library of books
• Art from local Milwaukee artists

Living room includes:

• Couch with coffee table
• Oversized chair with ottoman
• Two comfortable reading chairs
• Smart TV with a Netflix subscription as well as regular local channels, on a credenza with a built-in electric fireplace and soundbar
• Full closet with games, ironing board and iron, Pack n Play crib, high chair, stroller and umbrellas
• Contemporary chandelier
• Art from local Milwaukee artists

Please note that the staircase to the suite is steep because of the high Victorian ceilings on the first floor, so access may pose a challenge for those guests with mobility issues.