Find where we are located View the Maps & Directions Page This content will open in a overlay Great savings this season with our Stay 2, Get 3rd Night Free. Welcome to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Milwaukee - Brookfield located in the Brookfield Lakes Corporate Center off of I-94. Our Brookfield hotel is situated on the west side of Milwaukee with easy access to the Milwaukee County Zoo, Miller Park, Summerfest Grounds, the Harley Davidson Museum and other major Milwaukee area attractions. Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport and downtown Milwaukee are less than 30 minutes away. Enjoy a warm cookie and warm hospitality when you check into the DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee Brookfield hotel. Unwind in a modern, comfortable guest room and relax with over 50 channels on a 32-inch LCD HDTV. Catch up with work at the desk and stay connected with business colleagues or family with WiFi. Indulge in a stylish suite with spacious living room and thoughtful amenities to help you feel at home.

Our Brookfield, WI hotel offers delicious dining at Jacks. Enjoy tempting classic American Cuisine prepared with an innovative twist in this contemporary restaurant. Other amenities featured at this Brookfield hotel include a heated indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness center and 24-hour business center. Hold business meetings in the executive boardroom with up to 14 colleagues. Host elegant receptions, conferences and social gatherings for up to 200 guests in our elegant ballroom. This hotel offers 2,100 sq. ft. of functional event space in the Milwaukee-Brookfield area. Milwaukee area hotel near Miller Park and other popular visitor attractionsComfortable Brookfield, WI accommodations for business and leisure travelers24-hour fitness center, indoor pool and whirlpoolNear popular shopping and dining outlets, plus on-site dining at JacksFlexible Brookfield meeting and event space, plus a 24-hour business center What to do around here Located less than 30 minutes away from the Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport (MKE), the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Milwaukee – Brookfield is a Milwaukee area hotel set in the Brookfield Lakes Corporate Center, just off I-94.

Corporate premises near the hotel include those of IBM, Oracle, GE, Fiserv and Connecture. Catch the Brewers at Miller Park Stadium, or head over to the Potawatomi Bingo Casino for spirited table games at this state-of-the-art bingo center.Discover new species of mammals, reptiles and birds at the Milwaukee County Zoo, or challenge friends and colleagues to a round of golf on the Brookfield Hills Golf Course. avery curtains west wickhamIndulge in some retail therapy at Brookfield Square Mall, which offers a unique selection of shops and boutiques, or get your skates on for a day out at the Petitt Ice Center.sanderson dandelion clocks curtains orange Miller Park StadiumMilwaukee County ZooCenter Court Sports ComplexBrookfield Square MallWaukesha County Expo Centerbeckett green striped curtains

Sunday evening's episode of the History Channel's hit series 'The Bible' threw up an awkward coincidence when viewers noticed that Satan bore a remarkable resemblance to President Obama.Twitter exploded into life during the airing of the latest edition of the Mark Burnett-produced series with most noting the striking similarities between the 44th President and the devil played by actor Mehdi Ouzaani.The show has been a surprise hit in the ratingswhite weathermate curtains, with the religious mini-series attracting 13.1 million viewers on Wednesday - topping television leviathan American Idol's 12.8 million viewers on Wednesday. Spooky: Scenes with the devil have been cut from the upcoming spin off of The Bible because of the actor, pictured in the miniseries, has an uncanny resemblance to President Barack Obama Right-wing commentator and radio-host Glenn Beck first pointed out the eerie similarity on Saturday, tweeting, 'Anyone else think the Devil in #TheBible Sunday on History Channel looks exactly like That Guy?'

Others were simply struck by the clear physical match. Twitter user @Leah Christie, tweeted, 'Oh my word...watching The History Channel's The Bible..does Satan look familiar to anyone else?' Firestorm: Side-by-side comparisons like this one went viral online after the show aired last March Right-wing radio host and commentator Glenn Beck was one of the first to point out the uncanny likeness of Mehdi Ouazzani to the 44th President of the United States Twitter wrath: The popular religious show was a surprise hit but viewers took to Twitter to express their shock at the similarities of the two men While Matthew Gaudet commented, 'Watching The Bible series on the History channel and noticed the guy playing the role of Satan, looks strikingly similar to Obama.'The unfortunate incident bares comparison with HBO's infamous inclusion of a fake George W. Bush head impaled onto a stick during the background of a Season 1 Game of Thrones episode.When the incident went viral, the network announced it was pulling the offending episode - from its rotation, freezing shipments of DVD box sets and halting sales on iTunes until the embarrassing blunder had been fixed.'We were deeply dismayed to see this and find it unacceptable, disrespectful and in very bad taste,' HBO said in a statement.

Spiked: Former U.S. President George W. Bush's surprise appearance on HBO's fantasy series Game of Thrones, bares comparison to President Obama's look-a-like on The Bible Game of Thrones creators D.B Weiss and David Benioff faced massive criticism for using a prop of George W. Bush's head in a scene from Season One of the hit show 'We made this clear to the executive producers of the series, who apologized immediately for this careless mistake.'We condemn it in the strongest possible terms and have halted all future shipments of the DVDs, removed it from our digital platforms and will edit the scene for all future airings on any distribution domestic or international.'HBO and the show's creators, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, apologized for the incident.Mr Benioff and Mr Weiss, who noted the appearance in the series' DVD commentary, insist it wasn't a political statement - just a prop.It remains to be seen whether this particular presidential mishap will create a similar backlash against the wildly popular mini-series.

The Mark Burnett-produced program retells the stories from the scriptures in a scripted format, from Genesis through to Revelation, the last book of the New Testament.The miniseries' popularity is somewhat of a mystery. For one, the drama wasn't a hit with television critics, receiving a mediocre score of 44 on the Metacritic site. Not again: Producers Mark Burnett and his wife Roma Downey said they cut the scenes featuring the devil to avoid further controversy 'As a cable series, The Bible lacked the ready-made, large scale promotional platform and popular lead-in that can drive strong ratings for a new show on a major broadcast network, of the kind NBC was, for many years,' writes a columnist in The Washington Times.Indeed, Burnett told Entertainment Weekly that the series' success seemed almost preordained while it was being made.'The hand of God was on this,' he said in an interview before the show's premiere. 'The edit came together perfectly, the actors came together perfectly, it just comes to life.'Mr Burnett, who is most famous for creating reality shows such as Survivor and produced The Bible along with his actress wife Roma Downey, described a number of 'weird things' which drew the attention of cast and crew during filming.