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Best Western Plus Dakota Ridge

3.1 (39 reviews)
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J L.

I'd like to begin by saying that the staff at this hotel was amazing! If I remember correctly her name was Melissa. However the hotel is very dated and unkept. The rooms are dirty and smell old. The room I stayed in had a urine stained sofa bed and what appeared to be body hairs on it. I immediately informed the front desk and they moved me to another hotel owned by the same owner. I do not recommend this hotel, nor would not stay here if I were in the area again. The reason I gave it 3 stars is because Melissa was so helpful and eager to find us somewhere suitable to stay.

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Josh K.

Very friendly staff. Clean hotel Shower gives you hot and cold flashes at random Gym has two treadmills. One works the other be careful belt stops when you step on it and the bicycle is not adjustable its busted.

Walt C.

Review based on 1 night stay on the second floor. PROS: + Shuttle to Airport and Mall + Free WIFI + Breakfast served starting when the earliest guest checks out + Fridge and Microwave in room CONS: - TV was on the fritz, kept coming in and out (Night shift front desk was not very helpful) Reason given by night shift and day shift were different for same problem. All in all, one of the nicer Best Westerns I have stayed at. The TV situation was an inconvenience, luckily the little ones weren't with us.

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Jesse G.

Very nice hotel. The hotel is close to restaurants and shopping. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. The heater in the first room they put me in was not working at all, so the hotel moved me to another room down the hall right away. I'm planning to stay at this hotel again when I return to the Twin Cities next year.

W S.

BW Dakota Ridge, is a decent place to stay. Checks most of the major boxes, it is reasonably priced, clean, updated and was located where I wanted to stay. Made reservations ahead, coming to the cities to do a Twins game. Busy weekend at the Dakota Ridge-was jammed packed parking lot. So be advised call ahead. Close to 35E, and 494. Minutes to Mall of America, close quick food a few blocks to the east along with a Cub Foods (used to be Rainbow Foods). As you can see from the check in pics, a little maint. is needed. They are pet friendly (took our dog) and have free wi-fi. Good experience, would stay again.

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Great location. Beds are hard. Room cleaning sucks. I wasn't impressed with the breakfast buffet.

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Best Western Plus Dakota Ridge - hotels - Updated October 2026

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