Radisson Hotel Milwaukee West

2303 North Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53226, USA

Reservations: +1 (800) 967-9033 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (414) 257-3400 Fax: +1 (414) 257-0900

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Milwaukee Hotel near Mitchell International Airport

Ideally situated in Wauwatosa on Highway 100 (Mayfair Rd) and North Avenue, the Radisson Milwaukee West is one of the most convenient hotels in the area. We're just minutes from major downtown attractions, including the Milwaukee Art Museum, Frontier Airlines Convention Center and Wisconsin State Fair Park. Our hotel is also just fifteen minutes from Mitchell International Airport. Stay at the Radisson and see what makes guests come back again and again.

Our Milwaukee accommodations convenient to the following attractions:

Harley-Davidson Museum (8.0 miles)
As the headquarters for the Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Milwaukee is a popular destination for bikers. This museum is a must-visit for all motorcycle aficionados and students of automotive engineering.
Phone: +1 (877) 436-8738
Mayfair Mall (0.4 miles)
Enjoy some retail therapy at this mall, Milwaukee's premier shopping destination.
Phone: +1 (414) 771-1300
Miller Brewing Company (4.6 miles)
Beer fans must visit this brewery, one of the largest in the world. One-hour guided tours are available, showing you the entire brewing process. Those of age can indulge in a cold one at the end of the tour.
Phone: +1 (800) 944-LITE
Milwaukee Brewers (6.4 miles)
Come cheer on the Brew Crew, Milwaukee's beloved baseball team, at the state-of-the-art Miller Field.
Phone: +1 (414) 902-4000
Milwaukee County Zoo (2.3 miles)
Dating back to 1892, the Milwaukee County Zoo is probably best known for its collection of bonobos and as the home of the first polar bear born in captivity.
Phone: +1 (414) 256-5412
The Pabst Mansion (8.3 miles)
Beer is a big industry in Milwaukee, and that's how Frederick Pabst made his living and financed this elegant home. Come take a tour of this historic house.
Phone: +1 (414) 931-0808
Wisconsin State Fair Park (4.2 miles)
The home of the Wisconsin State Fair also hosts a variety of other events, including horse shows and rodeos.
Phone: +1 (800) 884-FAIR

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General Mitchell International Airport (MKE) (16.2 miles)
Phone: +1 (414) 747-5300

About Milwaukee

Once known primarily as a beer-making town, Milwaukee today has only one major brewer, Miller. Never fear, though - the city of beer still has numerous taverns, bars, pubs and microbreweries. The Water Street Entertainment Center is alive and hopping with taverns, restaurants and, of course, brewpubs. Another highlight is the artsy Third Ward, a restored warehouse district that's now a National Historic Landmark featuring terrific dining, a lively nightlife scene, art galleries and antique shops. Other popular attractions include the outstanding Milwaukee County Zoo, the Midwest Express Center, and the Milwaukee Public Museum, one of the nation's finest. NBA fans can catch a Bucks game and baseball fans can cheer on the Brewers at Miller Park. Visitors can hop aboard several fun cruises on either Lake Michigan or the Milwaukee River. The city also has several great festivals, notably Summerfest and the Great Circus Parade. And no visit would be complete without sampling the two foods Milwaukee is best known for - frozen custard, a premium ice cream treat that you'll find all over town, and the fish fry, available throughout the week at most restaurants, and everywhere Fridays.

Did you know?

First settled by the Potawatomi tribe, Milwaukee remained a fairly small development until the 1830s. By 1837, the population had grown to several hundred due to the influx of fur traders and their families. It wasn't until the 1840s though that the city really began to prosper. But by 1872, German brewers had made Milwaukee the biggest beer exporter in the country!