I just stayed at Milwaukee's SpringHill Suites hotel. The stay itself was fine--a spacious, well-equipped (albeit dark) spotless room and good bathroom . The breakfast was disappointing, but not the hotel's fault: the pandemic closed the hotel's kitchen, making the usual breakfast impossible. Instead, we got a plastic box containing a gummy bagel, a flavorless apple, and a small fig newton-like bar. The coffee in the urns was quite good, suggesting that, when things get back to normal, the quality of the breakfast will improve. My only real complaint is that if you prepay with a debit card , the hotel blocks the card's account during the stay, making it unusable. Since the restaurant was closed, I was unable to pay for dinner, either at the restaurant (not many of those at the moment) or via on-line delivery service, both of which require a card. Cash was useless, since downtown restaurants are currently only accepting plastic to reduce contact, and online only accepts credit or debit cards. All I could have was a small frozen lo-cal lasagna to microwave in the room and a beer, purchased at the "Market" in the lobby, both of which items could be placed on my room bill. This blocking of debit cards may have become standard practice (it wasn't when I last stayed in a hotel, a Holiday Inn Express last year) or it may only Marriott hotels doing it. In either case, I don't like it. But for the card matter, I would have given the hotel 5 stars for its rooms and good staff.