Biller Hotel

"Had a wonderful time there! Front desk lady name Precious was very nice and made me feel comfortable! Definitely recommend!"

"The pride of Milwaukee is definitely the biller hotel. While quality has gone down and inflation has gone up the biller maintains its commitment to excellence. I’m a traveling hospital worker and I was fortunate to find the cozy week to week extended stay. It’s it ran by wonderful staff and everyone that comes through here is screened throughly. The biller has staff at the lobby throughout the week to maintain safety at the hotel and the doors are secure at night as well. The hotel staff does a great job of cleaning the rooms weekly to maintain the quality of your stay. My room has air conditioning and a small kitchen in case I want to prepare my own meals. I am also located right behind the bus station for the 30 the connect 1 which makes it easy to get around. There is also a Zipcar location right across the street at Marquette dorms. The biller is also close to Brady street and Broadway which has many restaurants and shops for shopping and dining. I recommend looking to stay at the biller if you want a quality and safe property that is within a value price range. I am pleased with my stay here and would definitely come back once I finish my 9 month contract. This is a no nonsense hotel with working professionals. If your looking for a peace of heaven then say no more the biller is your next destination in Milwaukee."

"Would’ve loved to stay here, but they told us that if we had an eviction in the past 5 years, they wouldn’t let us. A HOTEL wouldn’t rent us a room because we have an eviction? Husband and I fell on seriously hard times, and unfortunately, we are in the middle of an eviction. We will be homeless August 1st, and we came here to see the rooms and see about getting one. The lady was extremely nice. But she told us the owner won’t accept people with evictions. What the hell does evictions have to do with a hotel stay? This country cares more about animal rights than human rights. So yeah, we’re just gonna be living out our car. Thanks for nothing."

"The Manager of Biller Hotel was more than welcoming to a Mother and young adult child in need. I came across of this family as strangers and were in need of a temporary shelter. I reached out for accommodations, she was told the circumstances and let them stay to get rest. So gracious and kind. The family was beyond thankful. Thank you Biller Staff"

"terrible attitude from the front desk ---- failed to explain the requirements clearly but not showing any apology, and never reply emails in time even they promised they would. my plan was delayed because of their poor efficiency and they even hang up my phone call when I was still asking questions."