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    Nice lobby
    Michelle F.

    Hilton Minneapolis; the good, the bad and the real ugly...truth! Sorry Hilton but you need to really step it up here. Seriously, pick another hotel to stay at while in the downtown Minneapolis area. For what you pay here, rooms are NOT at basic acceptable standards by any hotel chain! Good: They have large lobby with plenty of seating areas offering chairs, sofas, bar seating, coffee and traditional tables for groups. The Ten01 Social offers pretty good food and beverages. They have nice Crabtree & Evelyn toiletry products. The room from the beginning looks decent but look closer and it's not good. Bad: The underground parking is not theirs. So you have to pay separately at the machine and not the convenience to have it as part of your hotel stay bill. Real Ugly: Rooms and bathrooms are dirty and need very serious renovation and deep cleaning. This is no fault of housekeeping that the carpeting is worn with dark stains, tub areas worn down, sink chipped, faucet leaking, wallpaper peeling, tub tile clear sight mold (see my pics) etc.... I requested a sheet to put over the chair so I could sit down!

    Erica R.

    Recently stayed in the Hilton Minneapolis while I was also attending a conference in the hotel. This certainly allowed for some convenience, as I was able to head back to my room between conference sessions and get some work done. First though, the basics: I arrived at the hotel early-ish (probably around 10-30 or 11am) when check-in typically begins at 4pm. I had received an email a couple days prior offering early check-in on a first-come, first-served basis for those who opted to pay an extra fee ($30, I believe). I had to be checked out of hotel I had been using for my vacation days in Minneapolis by 11am, so I opted to request early check-in for the extra fee (and if I had to end up paying that out of pocket vs by travel funds from my work, so be it). When I arrived at the hotel, I was in line for check-in and a man asked if he could hop in line for a quick second because his keycard wasn't working. This would be a recurring issue for all of us attending the conference as well, unfortunately... whether using our keycards or the digital key available within the Hilton app, neither option would consistently work in either the elevator (where you needed a key of some kind in order to get to any floors from 4 or above) or for your room. At check-in, the desk attendant was able to offer me a high-floor room for early check-in. Given that I was there for the conference, she also removed the $30 fee from my account that was related to the early check-in. I went up to my room to drop off my luggage and get myself organized for a bit before heading down to the opening of the conference. The room itself was standard - if somewhat dated. The carpet appeared a bit dingy, and I noticed areas throughout the room that hadn't necessarily been thoroughly cleaned. There were NUMEROUS spots in the bathroom, for example, that were covered in strands of dark hair (all over the bathtub/shower, even some strands on the CEILING), and there was a table between the beds that didn't appear as though anyone had vacuumed under it for a good amount of time. I also found a couple dark stains on the fabric headboard of one of the beds. (Gag.) The walls between rooms are also pretty thin. I could literally hear the woman in the room neighboring mine while she was on her phone each morning - even though my TV was on and I was just watching the news. For the couple days I was there, I spent most of my time navigating between conference events... so generally, this hotel was fine. The location in downtown Minneapolis makes it easy to walk just a couple blocks to find interesting restaurants. That said, I wouldn't opt to stay here again if I was back in Minneapolis - unless, I suppose, my reason for visiting was specifically for another conference. TL;DR. Convenient for work / conference purposes, but wouldn't be the hotel I'd pick for any kind of vacation time in Minneapolis - downtown or otherwise. It left a good amount to be desired.

    Alycia H.

    So I'm definitely a Marriott girl at heart but I was very impressed with this hotel. The rooms were nice and extremely clean, and the staff was amazing. I really enjoyed the bar downstairs and the easy access to the convention center. I would definitely stay here again.

    A tooth, unfortunately.

    Found an actual human molar, a sight I never thought I would see in my life, in the very small dog area that you can take dogs out on in the Hilton premises, behind the sign, where the hotel staff led me to go on the property. Disgusting and disturbing, would not recommend taking dogs here, even though they are a pet friendly hotel. I paid for the night and we didn't last the day. Do not take your precious fur babies here. They may choke on a human tooth? -update- after a lot of long phone calls, they did refund my stay which was nice of them. Not sure why the question I kept being asked was why it took me a few days to report the tooth, not why the tooth was there in the first place.

    Gerald H.

    Stayed here while in town for a ball game. Stayed for just one night. I will say that this is a nice place - the lack of breakfast other than an overpriced cafe is troubling - but I like the location as it is downtown but away from the heavily trafficked area so it's close but still far enough away to breathe. As far as parking, there is an underground garage that the city owns and is $15 overnight parking. After you leave the front of the hotel make two rights onto 2nd street and the garage entrance is there. Plus the garage elevator takes you to the back lobby of the hotel. The room was clean, the bed comfy and the bathroom was clean and nice. I would say that the Hilton is the best upscale mid-grade option of the Hilton hotels. Would stay here again. Thanks.

    Safety pins holding shower curtain together.

    Restaurant closed at 930 even though the sign on property says 10pm and the website shows 11pm which was a bummer since we had a late night check in(9pm). Hotel room was not the cleanest and very outdated. We found safety pins holding our shower curtain together and a ripped chair in our room which I wouldn't expect from a Hilton. Service just was ok, the shuttle service from Vern was great. I will be choosing a different property next time.

    Broken clock
    Bill C.

    Horrible place to stay, management would never fix anything no matter how many times I had to remind them, I will never stay at this hotel again, it is a blight on the Hilton Brand and Name.

    View from room 1844
    Jacqui C.

    I stayed at the Hilton in downtown Minneapolis from 5/2/22 to 5/5/22 while attending the 2022 Craft Brewers Conference at the nearby convention center with my boss and another coworker. Sadly we did not stay at the Hyatt this time around...my boss chose Hilton because of its' direct connection to the convention center and he is also a Hilton HHonors member. I was in room 1844, my boss was in room 2245, and my coworker was in room 1533. My boss and I were originally supposed to arrive on 5/1/22, but we missed our connecting flight to Minneapolis in Denver from Las Vegas because of a maintenance issue with our plane. My room was at the very end of the hallway, so it was quiet. Unfortunately, there were more cons than pros during my stay. Pros: +Early check-in. +Key drop box in the lobby (express check-out). +On-site market. +Full bar in the lobby. +Gym was open. +Nice view from my room. +Refrigerator in room. +Skyway connects to convention center and orchestra room. +iHome in room. +Walking distance from Nicollet Mall. Cons: -Lawn maintenance was being performed on our first day there (it was that day only, thankfully). Even from the 18th floor I could still hear those annoying leaf blowers in action. And the fresh mulch that they had put down had that awful manure smell. -WiFi suuuucked. It barely worked and kept disconnecting from time to time. -No microwave in room. -No coffee machine in room. -Housekeeping available only by request (possibly due to COVID). -Slip resistant pads in the tub looked like they have not been sterilized in years. -No USB ports. -My room was FREEZING. -Blood splatter found on the curtain. -I found two glass shards - one behind the chair when fixing the thermostat and another one next to the window. Big safety hazard!!! -DISGUSTING stainless steel trash cans with questionable crusty stains. -I got locked out of my room on our first night and I had to get new room keys from the lobby. My boss had the same issue as well. -The AC in the hallway blew cold air nonstop, in 50 something degree weather. I'm not sure if I want to stay at this Hilton again, especially after seeing the blood and the glass shards and how crappy their WiFi is. Then again, my boss always chooses which hotel we stay at during a business trip.

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    Great location hooked to the sky walks for those bitter cold winter days. Staff is all friendly and hotel overall was clean.

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    Ask the Community - Hilton Minneapolis

    Are there adjoining room options here?

    Yes there are.

    How's the wifi?

    Not entirely sure, but it is $25 per day for WiFi per front desk. Hilton's Honors are supposed to have free WiFi, which we have but they didn't seem to acknowledge at check in. We did not inquire any further because we did t need it this time around.

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    Review Highlights - Hilton Minneapolis

    Stayed here for a conference - everything good quality from the conference facility to my room to a couple of dinners at the bar!!

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    Hotel Ivy, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Minneapolis

    Hotel Ivy, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Minneapolis

    (151 reviews)

    $$$

    Downtown Minneapolis

    Always a luxury home for relaxation…read more Guests enjoy on-site dining at Breva Bar & Grill for American cuisine and cocktails, plus options like Masa & Agave tequilaria speakeasy. The hotel features the renowned Anda Spa for massages, facials, and wellness treatments, a 24-hour fitness center with yoga classes, steam room, and convenient access to the downtown Skyway system for easy exploration of nearby attractions such as Orchestra Hall, Nicollet Mall, and U.S. Bank Stadium. It's pet-friendly, offers valet parking, meeting spaces, and high-end service in the heart of downtown.

    This is my second time staying here and both times have been absolutely wonderful!…read more You can either do valet for a pretty penny(it's downtown, what do ya expect haha) or you can self park across the street, which is way cheaper!! The front desk staff were amazing! Very friendly and we got cold water bottles to start, which was an unexpected but great surprise! We were on the 17th floor! Loved the views! My boyfriend and I drank wine and enjoyed the night views before dinner. The room was very comfortable! The bed was soft yet firm and the pillows were feather. It just had a luxurious feel to it! The tv in the room was huge! There is a minibar but of course it's expensive! There was a shower with a rainfall shower head, as well as a large soaking tub! Felt so good! All of the complimentary products smelled amazing! There are food/ bar options on the property. I have heard good things about them! We opted to go to Stock and Bond which is about a mile away and was VERY GOOD! While we were at dinner, someone brought up a chilled bottle of prosecco and small dessert. There was also a card of my boyfriend's birthday! A very welcome touch! This place does have breakfast you can order to your room! Or lunch, dinner, snacks, depending on the time of day. The menu looks great! This is a beautiful and clean property! Everyone was very friendly and I would happily stay here again!

    Hyatt Regency Minneapolis - Lobby seating area

    Hyatt Regency Minneapolis

    (242 reviews)

    $$

    Downtown Minneapolis

    What a great Hyatt! I was in there for a convention and this was the negotiated hotel for that…read moreevent. Check-In was very easy and quick. Our group had made reservations under one person's credit card and name, and the hotel was very accommodating in getting us all checked in, key cards sorted and the like. The rooms were clean, modern and spacious. I really appreciated the number of outlets so that I could keep all of my devices charged and ready to use. The general store in the lobby was a great place to stop and grab a coffee. I found the prices in there pretty reasonable, of course it could be because I live in California so the Minnesota prices were pretty low for me. The lobby ambiance is upscale but also perfect if you need to do a a little bit of work. My flights were later than my checkout time, so they were very friendly and accommodating when I had to check my suitcase. It was also really easy to grab the suitcases. I've been to other hotels where I've had to stand in a really long line of people checking in just to claim my suitcase. That wasn't the case here. If I ever come to Minneapolis again, I would for sure stay here. Great location, easy walk to the convention center and great downtown eateries.

    I love this hotel In downtown Minneapolis! It has a fancy…read morehotel and a homey, friendly feeling all at the same time. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Very nice linens and the softest mattresses. The staff is amazing. So friendly and helpful. Always with a smile. The dining options are great. The quick service spot has great breakfast and food choices and even though there is sometimes a line - don't worry - the staff keeps it moving fast. The food is delicious Too. The bar is a great place To hang out and enjoy food Food and drinks The meeting spaces are huge ! So many choices from small to enormous. So Nice ! The hotel is walking distance to many restaurants and attractions and you can come back to a place that feels Like home. Whenever I am in Minneapolis, this is my hotel

    Elliot Park Hotel, Autograph Collection

    Elliot Park Hotel, Autograph Collection

    (46 reviews)

    $$

    Downtown Minneapolis

    Let me start with the parking options: valet for $48/day and self parking for $30/day. When we…read morewalked in, we were greeted warmly, something I really appreciate, as it sets the tone of the whole stay. Every from desk staff member we encountered was friendly and professional. The lobby is beautifully decorated, featuring a cozy fireplace and even self serve beer taps from 3 PM to 6 PM, a unique and fun touch. The entire hotel felt very clean and thoughtfully designed. Our room was spotless and stylish, with decor reflecting Minnesota history. The bathroom was spacious and well lit, though only downside was the low water Preston the shower. The location is also excellent, with easy access to the highway. Overall, a great stay, you won't be disappointed at Elliott Park Hotel.

    Very clean up to date comfortable hotel…read more Very clean but oddly laid out There's no drawers for clothes, just small desk drawers and a closet to hang stuff There are no towel holders near the shower, just a hook that is not really in reach Very nice blackout curtain, you can almost get total blackout except light bleed from top and bottom of curtain which is not much, and light from TV (red) and light that randomly flashes from fire alarm, and alarm clock if you don't face it down there is a constant fan (2) that blow, it does dry things fast if you wash something, like 2 hours passive, but it does hum the entire time there is a hair dryer but it's short so you can't really hold on to clothes to dry it with it cuz of how outlets are laid out i wish there was a seat in entranceway, it's kinda wasted space the doors are loud, you will feel them shake if it's the ones near you, they kinda slam for the most part it was very quiet in the hotel, you will hear ppl if they are loud in the hallways but i barely heard anyone the entire time staff are very friendly soap and shampoo etc are citrus, it smelled nice i like that you can get a foam pillow if you want through the app or just asking bed was nice and comfy, slept well over all i had them empty the mini fridge since those cost money they give you free water, you can get more free in the fitness center and you can get ear buds there for free

    W Minneapolis - The Foshay

    W Minneapolis - The Foshay

    (300 reviews)

    $$$

    Downtown Minneapolis

    Had a good, but not perfect, stay at the Foshay recently…read more What could be improved: *Room not perfectly clean/maintained - Nyquil pill on bathroom floor & one bedside lamp not working *Pillows kind of hard *Housekeeping knocked on my door early day of check-out *Didn't like the furniture layout in room, nowhere to put suitcase on sideboard What was good: *Fast elevators *Key card required to get to your floor, good security *Access to museum and Observation Deck included with room (will review separately) *Connected to Skyway system & a coffee shop *Helpful/friendly staff *Accommodated a reservation change when I called in advance *One hour complimentary late check-out *All systems working (hot water, thermostat, TV, etc) - obviously that's a basic must have but it is a very old building *On-site bar and steakhouse (didn't go to either) *Good location near other stuff I wanted to go to *Beautiful architecture / decor For the price (~$280), I'm not sure I'd return. But I'm glad I got to stay one night to experience it.

    Not worth the hype…read more Was genuinely excited to stay at the W Minneapolis from Dec 19-22, but unfortunately the experience ended up feeling underwhelming, and stressful. Cost. The W is expensive, which shouldn't surprise anyone. Nightly rates hover around $200+ per night. Valet parking is $60 per night; objectively overpriced, though undeniably convenient. Additional fees: Pet owners, expect a $100 flat fee plus $25 per night, which adds up quickly. Where things start to fall apart is navigation and access to information. The hotel is surprisingly confusing to get around, and there's virtually no wayfinding or signage. In fully embracing the digital-only approach, the hotel has eliminated all traditional paper materials. No map. No room book. No quick-reference guide. Everything lives digitally. That sounds modern--until you need basic information like restaurant hours. eg). I attempted to visit the bar on floor 27 at around 330 pm. (It doesn't open until 5pm) However none of this is clearly displayed, and SUPER difficult to find without messaging the front desk and the Marriott app was hit-or-miss at best during my stay. The digital key never worked once, and even the room phone didn't function. That wouldn't be a huge issue if the app worked reliably--but it didn't. I did message the front desk through the app to request a USB-C charging cable and was told none were available. In 2025. At a W. That felt less like sleek minimalism and more like missed fundamentals. Food/ Room Service: Absolutely excellent. Manny's Steakhouse and the Prohibition Bar are both fantastic and independently operated in partnership with the hotel. See Manny's Steakhouse for a full review, it alone was a highlight of the stay. The room itself was very spacious, but it's important to remember this is an old building, and it shows. I struggled to maintain a consistent water temperature the entire stay. The room layout was also frustrating: the TV is mounted far from the bed, on a wall shared with neighboring rooms. Turning up the volume even slightly resulted in a noise complaint from next door. Yep, that actually happened. Overall, the W Minneapolis has style, history, and good food...but the experience feels more focused on image than guest usability. With better wayfinding, reliable tech, and basic in-room information, this could be a great stay. As it stands, it didn't live up to the hype

    Embassy Suites by Hilton Minneapolis Downtown - Guest room

    Embassy Suites by Hilton Minneapolis Downtown

    (113 reviews)

    $$$

    Downtown Minneapolis

    I had an amazing stay here. First, Willie, the check-in person, was incredibly welcoming and kind…read more He even recommended a restaurant that turned out to be delicious. A big shoutout to Christian, who took great care of me throughout my stay and ensured that any small issues I had were promptly addressed. I would definitely stay here again. There were a couple of minor nitpicks. The pool was quite small, and the cleaning was good but not flawless. Despite these minor issues, I had a fantastic stay and will definitely be returning. Thanks to Willie and Christian for making my stay so enjoyable.

    This location has a a lot of pros such as walking distance to the target center and twins stadium…read more Tons of restaurants in walking distance as well but the biggest down fall is the valet service. I pulled up waited over 15 minutes for someone to come outside upon arrival. Josh was a very helpful to check in with also gave me a goodies bag for being a diamond member and upgraded room so shout out to him. Valet the next day gave me a hard time to retrieve my car demanding I pay on the app first like I was going to never return when I have a 3 day stay so no problem I pay the $130 for 2 nights then he demanded I pay an extra $11 per day due to the truck size after they already sent me a $130 bill. The valet service was very rude and slow every time I needed to come and go from this hotel. The rooms are nice and spacious. This location also has a great size gym and pool along a laundry room as well on the -2 floor I highly recommend coming here but do not bother with valet

    Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis - Room 2323

    Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis

    (29 reviews)

    Downtown Minneapolis

    Just wrapped up an incredible stay at the Four Seasons Minneapolis and it reminded me why this…read morebrand sets the standard for five-star hotels. From the moment you walk in, the service, the space, and the attention to detail are all dialed to perfection. This is how upscale hospitality should feel--effortless, thoughtful, and genuinely relaxing. The room was top-shelf in every way. The automated blinds were a game-changer (especially with those floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city). We were greeted with a perfectly curated welcome snack, and the nightly turn-down service was next-level. Every evening they left a large bottle of water and fresh ice--such a simple touch, but it made a huge difference and showed how much they sweat the small stuff. The bed was cloud-like, the bathroom spa-like, and everything felt brand new and immaculate. The spa on the 4th floor is an absolute highlight. I had a massage there that was one of the best I've ever received--skilled therapists, perfect pressure, and a serene environment that made it easy to completely unplug. The spa itself is top-shelf, and it pairs beautifully with the excellent gym (well-equipped and never crowded) and the gorgeous indoor pool. Between the pool, gym, and spa, it's genuinely one of the best hotel wellness setups I've experienced anywhere. The staff deserves special mention too--they were extremely helpful, warm, and proactive without ever being over-the-top. Whether it was restaurant recommendations, quick fixes, or just making sure we had everything we needed, they made us feel like valued guests the entire time. If you're looking for a true luxury hotel in Minneapolis, the Four Seasons delivers on every front. It's the perfect blend of modern elegance, thoughtful service, and that quiet sense of calm you want when you're traveling. We'll absolutely be back. Highly, highly recommend--easily one of the best hotels in the Twin Cities. 5/5 all day long.

    Had the amazing opportunity to indulge in the Four Season's Nordic Village this year and I cannot…read morerecommend it enough. This was such a fun way to celebrate Minnesota's winter weather. Each cabin is named after a different city or lake in Minnesota, and the decorations were so cozy and cute. The food was exquisite. You arrive to the smorgasbord spread laid out. Loved everything, and was the nice balance between authentically Nordic and modern. The meatballs were my absolute favorite, I could eat those every day. The service was exactly what you expect with The Four Seasons. We were celebrating some good news and our server made sure to celebrate with us. I loved that she continued to check in without disrupting. Loved the care they gave to making this experience special.

    Hilton Minneapolis - hotels - Updated May 2026

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