Open-air balcony and lobby seating overlook a plaza, creating a relaxing atmosphere with quiet, comfortable swing suites nearby. Suites include private Bluetooth sound bars and full golf club sets, blending dining with casual games. The vibe mixes high-end hotel dining with playful, low-key entertainment options.
Views from the balcony inside IDS Center and the suite looking into the tower stand out. Jolliet House offers great views that complement the quality of food and service.
Homemade hot dishes and quality cold options fill the buffet with high standards. Dining happens on an open-air balcony and inside a lobby, offering a fantastic atmosphere alongside food prepared to perfection.
"The food here is delicious and reasonably priced."
"The interior view was amazing, just like the food."
"I loved the Wisconsin Cheese Curds and the stellar service."
Good to know
Reservations are required for dining, but booking two tables simultaneously is not possible.
The restaurant does not have a full bar, so plan accordingly.
The menu includes appetizers, flatbreads, and special options for events like Valentine's Day.
Hotel offers stunning city views and a warm, elegant atmosphere that blends comfort with luxury. Spa and pool areas provide a relaxing vibe with well-maintained, spacious amenities. Guests often enjoy personalized touches like welcome champagne and custom desserts, enhancing a romantic and memorable stay.
Suites offer stunning views of downtown and the city skyline. Rooms on higher floors provide amazing cityscapes, and the pool area also features nice views.
Fresh-squeezed orange juice is available, with staff willing to go out of their way to get it. Food consistently impresses at events and dinners, with guests often praising the seamless service and phenomenal dishes.
Good to know
Brunch is served on Sundays, offering a unique dining experience.
The hotel is a popular venue for weddings and events.
Expect noise during events like concerts or festivals nearby.
Rooftop bar offers stunning city views and an upscale yet relaxed vibe. It features a year-round hot tub and lively atmosphere that can get loud inside. Space is limited, making early arrival important for seating.
Rooftop offers a breathtaking panorama of the city skyline with pretty views of Minneapolis. The setting combines a terrific vibe with fantastic cityscape sights.
Food here is consistently delicious with a solid 4 out of 5 rating. The menu offers good quality dishes that satisfy.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for the rooftop to secure a seat during busy nights.
The rooftop bar is small, so arrive early to get a good spot.
Expect high prices for drinks and food at the rooftop.
Ruins of an old flour mill create a historic atmosphere with breathtaking views of the river, city, and Stone Arch Bridge from the rooftop deck. Interactive exhibits, including an elevator ride and water features, engage families and visitors. The space feels small and cozy, offering a relaxed experience without crowds.
The observation deck on the top floor offers sweeping panoramas of the Mississippi River and the Stone Arch Bridge. The Flour Tower provides a great view of the city and river from the outdoor observatory.
Food includes a lunch counter serving homemade dishes and a test kitchen with food samples. A cafe at the entrance offers affordable food and drinks, adding variety to the options.
Good to know
Adult tickets cost $15 and children's tickets cost $8.
The museum offers a Flour Tower elevator show every 30 minutes.
Parking is available nearby, but it can fill up quickly during events.
Luxury hotel with elegant modern design and spacious rooms featuring high ceilings and upscale amenities. Atmosphere is plush and posh, with a relaxing spa and a unique speakeasy-style bar downstairs. Energy suits romantic stays and guests seeking a refined, comfortable experience.
Rooms offer sunset views from high floors and large windows. A large arched mirror framed by two windows highlights a nice downtown view.
Food features great quality and enjoyable flavors. Cocktails complement the meals well.
Good to know
The hotel lacks microwaves, fridges, or kettles in the rooms.
Parking is metered just steps away from the hotel entrance.
The restaurant has limited options and is overpriced.
Long bar with many taps and patio overlooking stadium create a lively setting. Live music and DJ energize the space, especially before games when the crowd is loud and festive. Dog friendly atmosphere attracts locals who enjoy games, drinks, and casual fun.
Outdoor seating offers views of the park and US Bank Stadium. The patio provides a great vibe alongside these sights.
Food here is genuinely delicious and high quality. Huge chicken wings stand out, and service is quick and attentive.
Good to know
Happy hour specials are available, but ask for the menu during busy times.
Trivia night occurs weekly, providing a fun activity for visitors.
Expect a reduced menu on days with special events at the nearby ballpark.
Upscale casual hotel with a hip lounge and a popular rooftop bar featuring an indoor/outdoor setup and a heated pool and hot tub. Atmosphere is lively with blaring music and a grown and sexy vibe. Rooftop offers amazing views and a poolside cocktail bar that draws a 21+ crowd.
Rooftop spots deliver breathtaking city views with a hot tub and pool that overlook the skyline. Rooms include an industrial chic King Size city view option for quick access to the sights.
Food features fresh ingredients and reasonable pricing. Dining includes upscale casual options with fantastic flavors and attentive service.
Good to know
The hotel hosts various events, which can make the ground floor crowded.
Expect noise from events, especially on weekends and holidays.
The rooftop bar may close if it reaches capacity on busy nights.
Lobby features original marble floors, art deco design, and visible bank vault doors, creating a unique historic atmosphere. Spacious seating areas include a full-size pool table and a lively coffee bar. Rooms offer stylish decor with modern amenities, while valet parking adds convenience.
Rooms offer spectacular city views, including sights like the IDS Tower. Comfortable beds and windows make it easy to relax while enjoying the urban landscape.
Food includes Italian dishes served right in the lobby and a local coffee shop offering unique blends. The downstairs cafe and hotel restaurant both serve good quality meals consistently.
Good to know
Valet parking is available, but self-parking is not offered at the hotel.
The hotel is dog-friendly with no additional deposit required.
Parking across the street is easy and safe for guests.
Modern boutique hotel offers spacious rooms with amazing city and stadium views and a luxurious atmosphere. Lounge provides a comfortable, stylish meeting space while the hotel connects openly to public areas and restaurants. Fitness center and spa tubs add to the upscale experience.
Rooms offer great views of the city and stadium. Corner king rooms provide lovely vantage points with beautiful scenery.
Food here is consistently delicious and often described as sublime.
Good to know
Breakfast starts at 7 am, but expect a 20-minute wait for service.
Parking costs $50 per night, with a park and stay package available.
Valet service is available for $60 per night.
Repurposed office building offers spacious rooms with spectacular city views and a tasteful modern design. The atmosphere mixes quiet comfort inside with lively street noise and late-night music outside. Amenities include a well-equipped gym, pool, and complimentary breakfast with made-to-order omelets.
Rooms offer amazing city views including a mix of historical buildings and modern development. Suites like the Corner King provide spectacular panoramas of downtown and local landmarks.
Good to know
The hotel offers a complimentary evening reception daily at 5 pm with drinks and snacks.
Happy hour features complimentary snacks and one free alcoholic beverage each evening.
Valet parking is available for $57 per night, but no self-parking options exist.
Historic art deco architecture shapes an elegant hotel with breathtaking city views from an observatory and a sexy, intimate speakeasy. Colorful lights and fancy bars create a smooth, cool atmosphere where people dress up and enjoy lively nights. A mix of cultural charm and modern amenities defines the experience.
Observation decks and rooms offer amazing city views from high floors. The Prohibition Bar provides a sexy, intimate atmosphere with awesome skyline sights.
Seafood and beef stand out with great taste and generous portions. The hummus trio and other dishes offer solid flavors in a chic setting.
Good to know
The hotel charges $56 per day for parking on top of the room rate.
Check-in time is at 4 PM, with a $35 fee for early check-in.
Street parking is free after 10 PM.
Hotel offers spacious rooms with excellent views and warm, sophisticated decor. Lounge areas encourage socializing with comfortable seating and lively amenities like a golf simulator. On-site parking and a sizable gym add convenience to the experience.
Rooms offer wonderful views that often exceed expectations. Suites and common areas feature exquisite layouts and decor that complement the scenery.
Short ribs stand out as a wonderful dish here. A bar serves late night food and drinks, adding to the food options.
Good to know
Parking costs $65 daily for valet service.
The hotel does not offer free continental breakfast.
The hotel failed to mention they do not accept specific debit card carriers like Chime.
Rooms feature spacious layouts with bold patterns and vintage-inspired decor. Lobby hosts a lively bar with velvet seating and warm lighting, creating a modern yet fun atmosphere. Staff maintain a down-to-earth vibe, supporting a clean and quiet environment despite some street noise.
Rooms offer amazing views of the city, including sights like St. Olafs Church and the Baker Building. Multiple rooms face downtown, providing a stunning cityscape from quiet sides of the hotel.
Food features big servings and high quality ingredients. The menu offers delicious dishes with consistently great taste and presentation.
Good to know
Parking costs $35 a day and is very expensive.
The hotel is within a five-minute walk to the Target Center.
The restaurant offers good food and drinks.
Hotel offers modern exterior with an interior that feels 1990s vintage. Atmosphere is cozy and friendly despite noticeable traffic noise. Shuttle service to nearby hospital and a heated pool add convenience and relaxation.
Rooms on upper floors offer amazing city views. The view from the 8th to 10th floors shows a good perspective of the city skyline.
On-site restaurant and bar provide food and drinks without leaving, handy in bad weather. Food quality is consistently terrific, with many nearby dining options across from the convention center.
Good to know
Valet parking is the only option available for $35 per day.
Expect limited parking options nearby; street parking is scarce.
Breakfast costs $15-$20 and is not complimentary.
Hotel offers spacious, quiet rooms with luxurious feel and beautiful city views. Fitness center stands out as a world-class gym with extensive equipment and basketball courts. Atmosphere varies from peaceful indoors to lively poolside noise during the day.
Rooms offer beautiful downtown skyline views that many book specifically for. The hotel sits close to a park with a lake and playground, adding to the scenic city views just a short walk away.
Food prices stay cheaper than expected and the quality is good. Staff like Samson and Charrielle provide kind, attentive service including food and essentials.
Good to know
Parking costs $30 per night, or $37 if you leave and return.
The hotel does not validate parking, leading to high fees.
The hotel is a popular venue for conventions like Anime Detour and Comic Book Convention.
Large lobby offers grand seating areas and connects to nearby venues via skyways. Rooms provide quiet, soundproof spaces with amazing city views despite busy surroundings. Gym includes an amazing lap pool and sauna, though workout space is limited.
Rooms on higher floors offer great views of downtown and the city skyline. Fireworks can be seen clearly from the 20th floor, adding to the scenic experience.
Excellent food appears consistently, both in the hotel restaurant and during meetings. The hotel offers central access to many other food options nearby.
Good to know
Parking is not owned by the hotel; use the kiosk for payment.
Expect safety concerns as multiple vehicles were broken into in the parking garage.
Rooms may not meet cleanliness standards; some reported issues with dirt and maintenance.
Live music fills a beautiful venue with intimate size and great sight lines from every spot. The atmosphere feels packed and energetic, creating a close connection between performers and audience. Multiple bars and a lounge offer convenient drink options despite high prices.
Views stay unobstructed from nearly every spot, including the balcony and even the back. No one blocks the stage sightline at all.
Upstairs bar area serves amazing food with good quality dishes and beverages. Food and drinks come at a high cost.
Good to know
Drinks cost about $20 each, and only card payments are accepted.
Expect crowded conditions during sold-out events, making it hard to move.
There is only one set of restrooms for general admission attendees.
Glass windows and a modern design create a bright, open stadium with comfortable seating and excellent sightlines from every level. The atmosphere is electric and friendly, especially during football games with the SKOL chant and horn energizing the crowd. Spacious outdoor areas support lively tailgating and social gatherings before events.
Every seat offers a great view of the field with no bad spots. The stadium is modern and clean, making it easy to enjoy the wonderful views from anywhere inside.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult; arrive early to secure a spot.
Food and drink prices are high, so budget accordingly.
Bag checks and metal detectors are in place for security.
Rooftop bar and grill offers lively atmosphere with a DJ and live performances creating high energy and loud noise levels. Guests enjoy great city views and bottomless mimosas during brunch. The space suits groups looking for a vibrant social setting with music and entertainment.
Rooftop dining offers stunning views of downtown and city streets. Enclosed areas provide a beautiful setting with sights like the Prince mural on nearby Ramp A.
Food comes in large portions with 5-star quality that pairs well with stunning rooftop views. Service stays attentive, with no wait times and quick plate clearing.
Good to know
The drag brunch requires a $25 cover charge on weekends.
Reservations are recommended for the drag brunch due to high demand.
The venue has no guest parking available; consider public transport.
Large venue combines historic architecture with modern amenities like multiple bars and suites. Sound system delivers great acoustics creating an intimate yet energetic atmosphere even with big crowds. Balcony and club level offer comfortable seating and good views for live music events.
Three levels offer great views with the club level standing out for its private bar and a ledge to set drinks. Balcony recliners and VIP areas provide excellent sightlines to the stage and good sound quality.
Quick and efficient service keeps food and drinks flowing smoothly. Almost no wait times at bars or food areas make grabbing refreshments easy during performances.
Good to know
Parking is available underneath the venue with a private entrance.
Expect heavy traffic and crowds after events.
The venue has only one exit, which can create safety concerns during large events.
Modern hotel offers clean, stylish rooms with ample power outlets and large showers. Atmosphere stays quiet and cozy despite occasional noise from thin walls and slamming doors. Location provides easy walking access to downtown attractions and a nearby patio adds outdoor space.
Rooms offer city views that look especially striking at night. Some overlook the parking lot, revealing everyday street scenes.
Food includes great dishes served in a clean, welcoming dining room. Breakfast areas stay tidy, though room trash can pile up without housekeeping.
Good to know
Parking costs $25 a night, with a nearby garage for $5-10 overnight.
The hotel is just a block from the Orpheum Theater.
It's conveniently located near the theatre district.