Twin Cities' Best Budget Hotel 2008

A comfortable hotel centrally located near the Mall of America.

Tips: All guests receive access to two indoor pools and two whirlpools, a 24-hour exercise facility and complimentary transportation to the airport and Mall of America.

Country Inn & Suites

Downtown boutique hotel that’s geared toward conventioneers, but is welcoming to all.

Reviews:

• “Very Dissapointing!!!”
• “house manager”
• “Awful Place”
• “A Great Hollidazzle Hotel!”
• “A Decent Stay”

Tips: The hotel offers ever-changing package deals that cater to tourists, pet owners, shoppers and adventurers.

Millennium Hotel Minneapolis

The Sleepy Bear mascot has come to symbolize reliability, comfort and convenience for travelers on a budget.

Tips: Some properties feature Sleepy Bear Den Rooms which boast fun, themed decor for the little ones.

Travelodge

Dalles House

Reviews:

• “AVOID "
• “Wannabe Modern”

Millenium Hotel

Reviews:

• “Close to Uptown”

Lakeland Motel

Value-conscious hotel with the sunburst sign provides basic amenities to ensure travelers a comfortable stay.

Reviews:

• “Decent, clean, and fair value”

Days Inn University of Minnesota

Distinctive whitewashed and tile-roofed chain offers convenience and consistency.

Reviews:

• “OK, but not three stars and somewhat run-down”

Tips: The frequent-stay program—La Quinta Returns—offers rewards like airline miles, free stays and more; members can also enjoy express check-in and late checkout.

La Quinta Inn

National chain features affordable accommodations with in-room microwaves, refrigerators and wireless Internet plus complimentary breakfast and a heated pool.

Tips: Senior discounted rates are available.

Economy Inn

Economy hotel offers guests free in-room local and long distance phone service and wireless Internet; complimentary breakfast also provided.

Tips: Children under 16 stay for free.

Microtel

Friendly Host Lakeville

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