Twin Cities' Best Business Hotel

Clean, comfortable accommodations and guaranteed customer satisfaction.

Reviews:

• “Not a place for kids”
• “Not a good place for children”
• “The comfort!”
• “Fabulous Property!”

Tips: Many hotels have swimming pools, fitness centers and pet-friendly policies. Ask your reservation officer to verify.

Radisson
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Elegant hotel near Crystal Court in downtown appeals to business travelers and tourists.

Reviews:

• “Modern design, moderate comfort”

Tips: Pets can stay for a refundable $200 deposit.

Marquette Hotel
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Elegant boutique hotel that’s one of the swankiest overnight options in downtown Minneapolis.

Reviews:

• “What Luxury!”
• “A top choice”
• “Unsurpassed Class!”
• “It was a great visit!!”
• “…no words needed”

Tips: Hungry? Reserve a table at Martini Blu, a four-star dining and entertainment experience.

Grand Hotel Minneapolis
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A historic country inn just a block from the St. Croix River.

Reviews:

• “Best of the Best”
• “Great food, historic lodging”
• “Best Time in Years!”
• “Great Time!”
• “The BEST in the VALLEY”

Tips: The Afton House has its own fleet of boats, and a champagne brunch is available on board from May through October. Cruises are suspended October through March due to icy waters.

Afton House Inn

A 1910 landmark in the Rice Park District that stands for luxury.

Reviews:

• “The Best in St. Paul.”
• “The Superlative Hotel of the Upper Midwest”
• “Renovated and updated”
• “Love it!”
• “Wonderful St. Paul”

Tips: Don’t miss lovely Rice Park, especially during the Winter Carnival, when it’s home to ice sculptures.

Saint Paul Hotel

At this upscale, all-suite hotel chain, guests enjoy abundant amenities and a free cooked-to-order breakfast.

Reviews:

• “Great Time”

Tips: Many hotels offer community game rooms, baby-sitting services and rooms with modem-ready telephone lines and microwave ovens.

Embassy Suites

Budget hotel offers standard amenities and low rates to road-weary travelers.

Tips: Join the Gold Crown Club International program and earn points toward free hotel stays and amusement park passes, as well as discounts at Target, Home Depot, Roots, Olive Garden, Universal Studios and Mobil.

Best Western

A 25-story white behemoth at the south end of Nicollet Mall.

Reviews:

• “In the heart of Downtown Mpls—Nicolette Mall”
• “Great views!”

Tips: Nicollet Mall has a no-cars ordinance. If you approach from the south, you can drive as far as the Hyatt’s drop-off circle. Don’t try to drive any farther north.

Hyatt Regency Minneapolis

Apartment-like suites feature deluxe business amenities geared toward working travelers.

Tips: The breakfast bar, which includes everything from cereal to eggs, is complimentary. In addition, evening receptions held in the common area feature food and drinks.

Staybridge Suites Eagan
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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

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