No lounge, but a full buffet breakfast in the lobby. They also give out coupons for free drinks at happy hour, IIRC to 9 pm. Virtually all of their rooms are suites, somewhat like Hyatt Place but much much nicer. The hotel has a residential feel but it is not an extended stay property despite the laundry room and kitchenettes (without dishes) in the rooms.

The hotel has room service and catering for functions but no real restaurant--just bar-type food in the bar until quite late and the buffet breakfast, plus a place for coffee and cold food across from the front desk. It's pretty close to some historic areas of downtown that seem to have more bars than restaurants. I haven't tried to find real dinner nearby. I'm not sure how good Green Bay is for foodies; there are some steak places by the football stadium and a fish restaurant next to the aloft which is in the general area of the stadium and the airport. The city history museum is also very close, but it's a longer walk because one of the bridges is closed for construction.