Twin Cities' Best Tourist Hotel

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

With chic rooms, a swanky restaurant and a hot dance club, it blends in perfectly with Block E’s over-the-top attractions.

Reviews:

• “Serious short staffing issues, but nice decor”
• “Awesomeblueberrypancakes!! Most comfy beds ever! Best view you could ever ask for!”
• “Great Value”
• “Best Hotel in town!!!”
• “Great weekend getaway”

Tips: Pets can stay for a $100 fee.

Graves 601 Hotel Minneapolis

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 or email Radisson

Traditional Hilton accommodations near the airport.

Reviews:

• “Great location”
• “Our Shopping Weekend at the Hilton”
• “A great time!”

Tips: The hotel offers complimentary shuttle services, one running every hour to the Mall of America and another running every 30 minutes to the Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport.

Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport – Mall of America or email Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport – Mall of America

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

For more than 50 years, this hotel’s familiar green sign has signaled budget-friendly lodging for families and business travelers.

Reviews:

• “No Dogs”
• “Nice clean home away from home”

Tips: Priority Club members can collect points or airline miles at Holiday Inn or other properties within the InterContinental Hotels groups and earn free hotel stays, trips and merchandise.

Holiday Inn Minneapolis-Metrodome or email Holiday Inn Minneapolis-Metrodome

Comfy, elegant accommodations with great suburban access.

Reviews:

• “Can be best deal in town, sleep and shower well with internet”
• “It tries…”
• “A so-so stay”
• “Mr”
• “Dan Richie”

Tips: On-site are three restaurants: Le Petit Marche with International cuisine, the provincial brasserie Chez Colette and the French-Mediterranean eatery La Fougasse.

Sofitel – Minneapolis

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.

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