Boutique Hotels in Minnesota from AED 290

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"On top of the $200 a night room, we were informed that we would also be charged $24 a day for parking at the hotel. We were put into a newly “updated” room. The carpet in the hallway had more cushion to it than the room itself. The bed was offset and not centered and it appeared maybe a couch was suppose to go in the space but wasn’t there. The chairs were about as comfortable as sitting on a cheap folding chair. The bathroom door had no lock on it (parents beware). The light switch was in the hallway instead of in the bathroom. Combined with the door that also had a frosted window on it, if you get up in the middle of the night you’re all but surely to wake up anyone else in the room. The bed was marginal at best, I’d equivalent to sleeping on a murphy bed. About the only positive thing I could say was that the hallway was very quiet. I think I’m going to try JW Marriott next time as they were only about $35 more a night."

"Breakfast- nothing special, cheap products. But most of all - linens were polyester not cotton, sleeping was awful"

"Large room, good breakfast."

"Great location and great staff. Very friendly."

"The beds are old and hard. Didnt sleep well. Still a good hotel besides that. "

"Charged me for parking. Wow. This is Bloomington MN. You don’t own your parking lot? Come on."

"Parking was close and it wasn't expensive compared to other places. Room was clean, the staff was very helpful and kind and the hot tub was a great way to relax after a long day at mall of america."

"This hotel is pretty dated and doesn't seem to be maintained too well. They only have one ice machine, and it was broken. Elevator door would keep opening and closing on its own after getting in and selecting a floor. Continental breakfast was adequate, not much of a selection. The price was good, cheaper than a lot of hotels in the Canal Park area."