I have No about this hotel. It has a, nice view of a lake that it sits on and they provide a decent…read morebreakfast! The room was clean, comfortable, and functional for a work trip. I'll probably stay at this hotel again as it was a good value when I'm back.

I stay in hotels approximately 180 nights per year. This is the cleanest, nicest Hampton I have…read morebeen in with the best staff, particularly Mary who works the late shift. Highly recommended!!

Second time staying here for business. Convenient location and good food/shopping options nearby…read more Rooms are good size but gym could use some love. Id suggest a water machine or bottles

In town visiting relatives and we needed a place to stay on the southwest side of town. This hotel…read morefit the bill with good reviews. I was able to book two nights using points. I called the day before our arrival to arrange an early check-in so we could get ready for an event the next afternoon. For once I felt like by Platinum status got me something. The woman who handled by request really made me feel special - she granted my request and also arranged for an upgraded room. When we arrived the next day we were happy to see that we had a very large room - oddly shaped but large. The hotel was relatively quiet despite a large group of teenagers and parents there for some sports event. The place was typical of an older SpringHill Suites but in good shape. The breakfast was the usual which was fine for our needs. I give the front desk service a big thumbs up - I just wish I could remember her name.

If you are business traveler coming to the area, I recommend this hotel because:…read more* The rooms are big * Breakfast is decent and I love the egg omelets * The room door is thick and helps reduce noise and scents * I liked the in room coffee machine * All Hilton properties have free coffee at the lobby * Nice gym with peloton bike Kudos to the staff and the manager, Matt. I had questions on what to do and they were great!

Stayed here for a few days on a business trip. Overall, it was a decent stay. The front desk staff…read morewas friendly and welcoming at check-in, and the room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The only downside was that something on the bed had a noticeable body odor, possibly the pillows or bedding. It wasn't overwhelming, but it was unpleasant. Also, my room wasn't serviced after the first night. I'm not sure if that's standard practice or if it was simply missed. Overall, it was a perfectly fine, basic hotel for a business trip. I'd stay here again, but I hope the bedding issue was just an isolated incident.

Hyatt Place is a great place to stay if you're in the area. The breakfast was plentiful and tasty,…read morethe room was spacious and I liked the sofa sleeper in my king room because it gave a good area for lounging. The location is very good, easy to get on the main roads but not so close that you got road noise. Just the right balance. The brief interactions I had with the staff and witnessed others have was good. They were friendly and attentive.

Very near to our office. Great experience with online checkin - got an electronic room key and…read morebypassed the front desk, straight to the room. Checked out the same way. Breakfast was set out well, kept hot, and refilled often (especially the coffee) by very attentive staff. This will be my new home base despite having no Hyatt status, and a hotel chain I do have status with being right across the parking lot.

Wonderful room. Nice breakfast. Friendly front desk staff (Rae). Definitely recommend.read more

So I normally don't review hotels unless they are exceptional as I travel a lot on business …read more This is a nice enough hotel . But this review is about Logan at the front desk . Ever arrive at a hotel and check in is a half hour ? They want 14 signatures , plate number, blood type., mother's maiden name ...well you get the picture . Meanwhile you are exhausted and just want a bed, This was seamless . I told Logan I was dog tired . Could I get a room on the ground floor near where I am standing ? And just like that all wishes granted in a blink of an eye and with a smile . If there was a you tube video instructing people at the front desk how to greet guests Logan would be the star . One of the best check ins I've ever had Check it out

The General Manager, Mike, went above and beyond to correct some of my issues during and after my…read more30+ day stay. At this property's price point, perfection should not be expected--the back door card reader didn't work, parking can be a nightmare with multiple trucks with trailers parked every kind of way but correctly in a marked spot, cleaning didn't consistently occur on the days I was told at check-in, and half the washers/dryers were out of service. The front desk person who checked me in forgot to have me fill out a form, so I was charged taxes that should have been removed. More importantly, if problems occur, how they are handled is essential. The most important one, the billing issue, was thoroughly worked through by the on-site team (despite my getting the runaround from Marriott corporate, which should not happen, especially for a Platinum/Lifetime Gold member). The care and concern the team exhibited has earned them five stars from this Yelper!

My rating is 3.5 stars. I am rounding up…read more I decided to stay in Eden Prairie again. The area is growing on me. I stayed at this Residence Inn for a week. I like Residence Inn because you get a kitchenette. I enjoy fixing myself meals while travelling. I checked in at around 6:30 pm on a Saturday night. There are two sets of doors. They don't have that handy button that automatically opens the door. It was a pain getting my rolling computer bag and my luggage through two sets of doors. The man at the front desk was great checking me in. He said that I could grab any drink from the fridge as a welcome gift. Nice! I got my room cards, a bottle of Diet Pepsi, and was done. There are two ways to get to the elevator. One way is from the reception area. The other is straight ahead after you go through both sets of front doors. To get to the elevator, you need to badge in with your room key at the nearest door. Across from the elevator is the laundry room. You need coins to use the washer and dryer. My room was on the fourth floor, which is the top floor. This hotel is surprisingly quiet. My room faced the main entrance. I thought that I was doomed, but I never slept with my earplugs on. It was nice. It is an older building, but it's comfortable. The shower worked fine, but it takes nearly an hour for the shower faucet to stop dripping. It's like an odd form of auditory torture for a brief period. The toilet is almost too close to the shower. It's such a compact bathroom, but everything works. The kitchenette is equally as compact. I loved the microwave, fridge, cutlery, and Corelle dishes. There is also an oven and range with burners, and a dishwasher. The liquid dishwasher soap was great. I was happy. I bought food from Trader Joe's a couple of times. I had a few dinners and breakfasts in my room. I had mini mochi that were safe in the freezer, as were my potstickers and mini chicken tacos. I had soy beverage and Diet Coke in the fridge that were nicely chilled. The queen-sized bed was great and comfortable. I slept well. There is a USB port on either side of the bed, so my phone charged quickly every night. The TV on the wall swivels. I could watch TV in bed or on the couch. I spent many evening watching TV on the latter and it was great. Reception was superb. The couch was comfy. There was a snack table that I used often. The lamp on the desk had a USB port, too. My ten-foot USB-C cable came in handy. The lamp stayed put and I could charge my phone while using it on the couch. Nice! Housekeeping happened every day, except for New Year's Day. I had a late night out on New Year's Eve and slept in. Housekeeping was limited that day, so I was happy not having my room cleaned. I liked that the garbage was emptied when housekeeping did happen. Towels were stocked and my bed was made. Vacuuming also happened, as I saw my popcorn mess on the carpet disappear. Parking felt limited. I never had a problem parking outside the main entrance. However, there are spots on the other side of both buildings. You just had to walk a bit more. There was a snowstorm one day. The snow removal services are impeccable here. The walkways and parking lot were immediately cleared of snow, which I appreciated. There is a Best Buy next door. I resisted going there, as it's deadly. I will need to check it out next time. You can also walk to Cub Foods and other stores, if you need to. It was comfortable staying here. If you aren't looking for a fancy place, but like to wake up refreshed and rested, stay here. (10)

We booked a hotel looking for a clean place with free parking and centrally located to where we…read moreneeded to be. The Sonesta met our expectations but what makes it stand above the rest is its General Manager, Sky Patel. While we were there, a customer had a medical emergency. Sky handled the situation with professionalism and compassion. Sky is the shining gem to this hotel.

This room is at the Sonesta Select hotel in Eden Prairie. Prior to 2021, this hotel was a Courtyard…read moreby Marriott. Staff at this hotel we're extremely rude and seemed to lack professional training needed to complete their work. Unfortunately, several children were running through the halls, knocking on doors and standing outside their rooms chatting from 2am-4am one night. I called the front desk twice and went to the lobby once. Staff yelled at me each time I reported the noise. We were in MN for a funeral and brought our dog. Due to Canine Influenza Virus, we were not able to board him. We were told at check-in that the dog could not stay in our room unattended. Leaving our dog in the car made attending the funeral extremely difficult as we had to make several trips out to check on him and give him water. Had we known this rule before booking, we would have made other plans. No receipt at checkout, I asked for a receipt for the pet fee which the hotel charged me at check-in. Yusef told me I didn't understand how the hotel charges work and argued about my bank needing to give me a receipt instead of the hotel. I was able to contact Sonesta Select corporate today, they sent the wrong receipt. The pool/hot tub was broken, no ice on 1st floor, no coffee available after @9a (no free coffee at all).

My work set me up at this hotel for free wow working a blizzard shift for snow removal. After a…read moresuper long shift of shoveling throwing salt bending over sore and stiff muscles, I was really looking forward to a relaxing pool and hot tub session. I guess not? Then I also find out that there is no ice machine that's functional on the second floor. Normally it's not a big deal but I just got done working a 25 1/2 hour shift. I really don't wanna go very far for my ice. Interesting enough I poked my head into the workout room and I see that one of the two machines still needs to be programmed. I'm starting to notice a trend. I also see on my check-in form that it says to check in with the receptionist to see if your reservation has breakfast included. A.k.a. it's not free!!!!!!! really Hilton???? I really like Hilton hotels and I think Paris does an awesome job with her role in daddy's chains, but I feel like she can splurge a little bit better yet fix a few things on this hotel! Even walking into the room it was big it was spacious. The bed were comfortable, but it just felt empty and cold. Maybe I'm just being picky, but I'm pretty sure I stayed in a comfort suites that was equally as nice and comparing a Hilton to a comfort sweeps should not be on equal playgrounds in my opinion. Oh also, why are the towels on a rack in the shower above the bathtub? Weird!

I called to get reservations here on the road after picking up a puppy with a friend. It is indeed…read morea pet friendly hotel, but we were not informed of additional charges for the pet. Which is to be expected but I didnt know. This place is showing its wear, especially where my friend stayed on the first floor. But I imagine that it to be expected. The positives- the staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms had really nice bedding. the temperature of the room was relatively easy to regulate. The negatives: I didnt realize there was no free breakfast- buffet only. This is not in the least helpful for someone who wants to eat quickly and get on the road with a dog. Also the coffee in the room was horrible. Many things were just showing their age. Had I not been doing this from the car, I could have researched this and seen that there was no breakfast and we could have chosen another spot. My fault perhaps, but we knew we couldnt make it comfortably back home. Personally I wouldn't choose a Hilton garden again to stay in. But I have to emphasize- the staff were super nice. EXCEPT being transferred to someone when I was done making the reservations for some sort of Hilton sales pitch- that was annoying AF!! Do better Hilton.

Service was friendly, community areas and room was clean, restaurant and bar offered nice options,…read moreand plenty of parking. Conveniently located near the UHG campus and connected via well maintained walking path.

The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. It's your very basic hotel. The air conditioning…read moredidn't really work and our room was always stuffy even though we had the AC set low. The remote to the tv didn't work. The breakfast at the hotel also isn't complimentary even though it really should be. It's boxed eggs and floppy bacon with some fruit and cereal. Like I said, if you only need somewhere to sleep then this may work really well for you.