Ironworks Hotel

I stay at hotels about 200 nights a year. I’m normally a bigger chain guy: Marriott or Starwood. I stayed at the Ironworks for a Beloit College reunion this past weekend. I love this hotel. The rooms are amazing and the service was wonderful. My wife actually commented that it might have been her favorite hotel room ever. What a gem. I will stay here any time I go back to Beloit.

Best birthday ever! This was the nicest experiences I have had in a long time! Staff is very helpful and polite. The room was big, beautiful, and CLEAN! Plenty of big fluffy towels & 2 bathrobes 2 flat screens and a leather couch. Seriously prepare to relax! There is a stocked fridge so if you bring your own snacks/​beverages bring a small cooler or insulated bag, there is no room in the fridge. For example if you buy cheese like we did because thats what you do when you go to Wisconsin there is an ice machine on every floor so maybe bring a ziplock for ice. We did try the steak house on site, steak was excellent and again staff was so nice. I would recommend asking for regular «non» fried diner rolls and the baked potato. Also make a reservation for the restaurant. I do recommend looking through the black iron work binder on the coffee table in there was a place we ordered breakfast from called Bagels & more. Free delivery and the food was Awesome, huge portion and very affordable ! We both were very comfortable and I will be going back to take my husband for his birthday!
Thank you Iron work staff it was truly a wonderful stay!

Stayed here 2 nights very nice and good price range. Would get 5 stars but hade water stains below ac unit.

Attended a wedding here recently and the room supremely surpassed our expectations. The rooms are what rich people’s bedrooms look like! Elevator is kind of slow so grab a coffee while you wait. If definitely return here in the future

My cousin was getting married and my Aunt chose this place for the wedding party and out of town guests to stay. What a beautiful hotel. Located in Beloit, WI, right on the Rock River, this has to be one of the nicest hotels I have stayed at. I absolutely loved our room which was the Legacy Suite. It had a super comfortable king sized bed, a sleeper sofa, two tables, a fireplace and two flat screen tv’s. There was also a minibar, keurig machine, and a refrigerator. The bathroom was large with modern bowl sinks, and had a large walk in rainshower. That was heavenly my friends. I hadn’t slept good the night before, and I slept like a baby in what can only be described as the most comfortable bed in the whole world.
We had the rehearsal dinner at the restaurant downstairs and the meal was outstanding. Filet mignon with mashed potatoes, salad and strawberry shortcake for dessert. Everything was so good. The employees were very friendly as well. My cousin did have an incident with one of them though, when she was outside smoking her vape pen, one of the employees confronted her in front of everyone and told her she can’t smoke that. You know, vaping is super popular in Vegas and California, and we were outside so we really couldn’t understand what the big deal was. The lady said that is was bothering other guests. It was just the way she said it was rude, and the fact that she embarrassed her in front of everyone. She definitely could have handled the situation differently and pulled my cousin to the side and asked her privately not to smoke that. If you are in this are and need a place to stay, I do recommend this hotel.

Great hotel! The staff is very friendly! The rooms are exquisite! The place has such a cool vibe. Different than any other hotel I’ve ever stayed at… and I travel a lot!

We stayed here for a weekend trip away from Chicago and didn’t want to leave the hotel! The décor and quality of the rooms was amazing. The fireplace and layout of the suite was fantastic. The staff were incredibly nice, they hotel allows pets so we brought our dog and they had a dog bag with treats for us. We also had room service from the restaurant downstairs and it was terrific and arrived quickly. I seriously can’t say enough about how nice the place was.

I stopped in here for a night while driving up from Kentucky for the final move to Minneapolis. We swung in on a dime around 9:45 hoping to make it in time to order room service. Luckily we got there just in time to order room service from the steak restaurant downstairs. The food was excellent and very reasonably priced.
But the real star of the place is the hotel room itself. I picked this place because I wanted something that allowed pets but was better than a Hampton Inn… something that the kids might remember of their move to the frozen north.
This place delivers. The room was huge with a king bed and pull out leather couch separated by a see-​thru 2-​sided gas fireplace. The bathroom had a huge walk-​in tiled shower with a rainfall head. The view was overlooking the little river that runs behind the hotel past an old steel fabricator on the opposite side where there are large murals on the old brick walls.
My only gripe is that the people serving breakfast in the same restaurant were disorganized and had what appeared to be no training. They forgot order an order then didn’t bring everything that comes with the order and when questioned about what the kitchen can make for kids, the servers didn’t know nor did they seem inclined to ask. And they were defensive to the point of abrasive when asked if we could get the rest of the order. The table next to me had similar issues and we all were eager to end the pain of the experience. — However it must be said that these appeared to be high school kids that just needed a lot of training. And the food that was prepared from the menu was very good.
I would definitely stay here again if I ever drive through Beloit. High class, pet friendly and with its own in-​house 4-​star restaurant… what more could you need?

I was in Beloit for a wedding that was hosted at the Ironworks Hotel and stayed the end as well. We were able to check-​in and go to our room early, woohoo! The staff was very nice and friendly to work with during our stay. To my understanding, the hotel was completely redone recently– and it looks awesome! The rooms were spotless and very trendy while fitting in with the Ironworks theme. Check-​out was noon, which is a bit later than some hotels I’ve stayed at so it was nice that we didn’t have to rush in the morning. We were very pleased with the staff, our room, and the seamlessness of the wedding! Will recommend it to anyone stopping in Beloit.

After this was remodeled from the old Beloit Inn and the Café Belwah replaced with Merrill & Houstons this is one high class establishment and helps elevate the downtown area of Beloit.
The rooms are so well done and have an amazing combination of industrial and comfort that it’s almost like HGTV designed them. My favorite part about the room we stayed in was the fireplace with the tvs on both sides.
They were a little light on the breakfast options in the morning, but I think they were just starting to offer that. Dinners, those are impeccable and delicious with everything being very well seasoned.

One of the best hotels I’ve been to in a very long time. Very courteous. The rooms and building has an unique charm. Very relaxing.

One if the better hotels I stay at around the country. Definitely worth the suite upgrade. Make sure you got a river view room.

What a hidden Gem in the middle of Beloit. Who knew. The iron worlds theme works in a sophisticated fashion. Don’t settle for the chains while in Beloit.

I am normally a «Hilton» guy, but I was meeting a client in Beloit at Merrill & Houstons which is attached to the Ironworks so I made a reservation here. I’m glad I did.
Everything from cradle to grave was easy peazy. I made reservation with what seems like an outside agency but no issue there it was smooth and painless. When I arrived I was a bit taken aback since it looked very old and I thought that the rooms would be old and dated as well. I was wrong.
The lobby is decorated in modern wood finish with a «steelworkers» motif, they have lots of tasteful, décor which included old ironworking tools and things of that nature. The lady at the front desk was pleasant and the check in process was painless.
My room was great. Again, I’m used to the Hilton family so that is my comparison. The beds were super comfortable with awesome pillows. They had the duvet style blankets that everyone has. The lighting was interesting and the light right inside the door was like a glowing orange light with a dimmer which was a nice touch. They had 2 reading lights over each bed and what every hotel needs, plenty of outlets for chargers (YAY!).
The bathroom had those «bowl» type sinks which I think are just plain classy. They had HUGE towels which is a nice change for me. The shower was simply put awesome. They have one of those rain showerheads AND a massage wand type head. There wasn’t a way that I saw to turn just one on so what the hell… I had both and was in heaven. Now, with all the water I used and the length of time I spent in the shower I fully expected the Water Conservation Society to pay me a visit. I say «bring it» treehuggers it was the most relaxing shower!!!
With every upside there must be a downside right? Well sure… but nothing that was a huge deal. They’re still doing construction on the 4^th floor, and I was on the 3^rd floor and it sounded like they were bowling in the morning which is distracting. The breakfast buffet in the restaurant next door is $ 10.00 extra which is included in a Hampton. It wasn’t that great and think they should just included it in the price of the room.
The rate for my stay was like $ 125 which is VERY reasonable. I think they have upgrades in room styles so that may work better for you. This will be my go to place when I come back to Beloit.