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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bloomington – Minneapolis South

7800 Normandale Road Hwy 100, Bloomington, MN

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8.3 (2,141)

$131 / per night

Top Rated

For couples

Value for money

Luxury retreat with Jacuzzi suites, indoor pool, and modern fitness center near MSP Airport and the Mall of America.

Pool Piscina

Restaurant Restaurante

Free WiFi WiFi Gratis

Free Parking Estacionamiento Gratis

Pet-Friendly Apto para Mascotas

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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Minneapolis – Park Place

1500 Park Place Blvd., Saint Louis Park, MN

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8 (1,165)

$118 / per night

Top Rated

For couples

Value for money

Classic Hilton hotel with private Jacuzzis, indoor pool, ergonomic workspaces, and restaurant near the convention center.

Pool Piscina

Restaurant Restaurante

Free WiFi WiFi Gratis

Free Parking Estacionamiento Gratis

Pet-Friendly Apto para Mascotas

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Best Western Premier Nicollet Inn

4.4

Based on 1037 reviews

Tim Gasser

21:16 27 Oct 23

Nice hotel. Having the fridge and microwave in the bathroom was a little weird, though. Maybe not all rooms are like this? Ours was room 332.

Amber Magritz

15:02 14 Oct 23

I will never stay at a Best Western ever again. This has single-handedly been my worst hotel experience. It started at check in, when they told me they would charge me pet fees for my service dog, despite showing them the card for my dog and my medical documents. My service dog aids in calming me down during extreme panic attacks and PTSD episodes. They can legally ask me two questions about my service dog, and they didn't - rather, they were insistent that he was a pet. The manager is arrogant, rude, and should not be in customer service. He's implied that I'm a liar, told me to get a lawyer, and then tried manipulating the situation to say that *I* threatened a lawsuit. The manager has told me several times that they will not be refunding any pet fees, and that is their "resolution." My ticket has been open with customer relations for over a week, without actual resolution.

They also ruined my best friend's wedding. Her wedding coordinator with the hotel was changed several times. The wedding coordinator she ended up with told them that she wasn't a huge fan of wedding planning, and it showed. Despite my friend being extremely methodical, organized, and having this incredible binder including pictures with how she wanted things set up - hardly anything was done correctly. She and I were down in the ballroom early in the morning on her wedding day, fixing everything. The wedding coordinator didn't arrive until noon and her ceremony started at 3:00. It was a disaster. The staff did not go around to fill up waters or check on any of the guests. If I remember correctly, she said she was charged $3,500 for using their venue and services. Unbelievable.

Joachim Schaaf

21:21 29 Aug 23

Wow, the "PREMIER" advertisement is very much overstated...not even close! We stayed for 4 days, ZERO service, had to grab towels etc. off the cards myself. The pet friendly advertisement only refers to specific ground level floors, musty, and dark. I was afraid to sit on the smelly couch!
We were charged $30 per night for pet fees, not the advertised $15?
To bad for this best Western since we had good experience in others.

Katie Hohenstein

02:56 19 Aug 23

Super smelly hallway with a creepy "Shinning" vibe. I cant understand why the mini fridge, coffee maker and microwave were in the bathroom. Gross place to store food and drinks. Overpriced restaurant for what we received. Food was not very good. My husband's walleye and mashed potatoes had no flavor. Terrible, tiny $10 old fashion. But maybe I'm biased because I'm from Wisconsin? The pool is not kid friendly. Any child under the age of 6 would have difficulty. There was only a ladder, no stairs, entering the pool. The hot tub was only partially filled. The water barely covered your legs while sitting. The only positive is the beds were somewhat comfortable. The hotel customer service was good too. We won't return next year when we return to the area for the Renaissance festival. Hoping to find a more kid friendly hotel next year.

Amanda Jackson

15:12 19 Jun 23

Nice hotel. Restaurant on site with great food and drinks. The pool area is nice with a little patio. Pool area is super slippery. I almost fell just walking by the stairs two times.

Downfalls to our trip: When we walked into our room it had a strong odor of smoke. All rooms are supposed to be no smoking. Our wall was missing a mirror. We did talk to the front desk and they came up and sprayed the room to try to get rid of the smoky smell.

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Mankato Hotel and Conference Center, MN

4.1

Based on 568 reviews

Deena Brandner

16:50 30 Oct 23

We had an outdoor wedding planned and the weather was not cooperating and needed a quick indoor place and the hotel helped us make our day still special. Thank you all.

Bradley Nielsen

03:21 14 Oct 23

The bed was a king sized box spring. You could literally feel the box springs and it bounced like one. That was not a mattress by any means. I have never seen a bed like that before. We could not sleep on it and immediately left Hotel. Sorry to give you a lot of money for such an undesirable bed we cannot sleep in. I will never be back.

Jon Loging

12:16 10 Aug 23

A typical Country Inn & Suites. This one is a little old, but still seems in good shape. It is right off the main highway and is close to most of the commercial area. Getting off the highway to the hotel is easy. Getting back to the highway is a little more difficult due to one way roads, but it isn't a deal breaker.

Mike Sather

02:24 19 Jul 23

I've been staying at this hotel for a few years now. It is a good hotel. Rooms are always clean. The hotel needs some improvements on their wireless internet as it is very slow. Otherwise I would rate this hotel higher. I would recommend staying at this hotel.

Bar D Stables

15:19 22 May 23

I'll try to keep this as short as possible. When we arrived, the toilet had poo in it, and the entire room stunk. We called and requested someone come clean it and were told they had no housekeeping until the next morning. So they moved us to a larger and much nicer room. To make a long story short, my wife and I had something planned that day, and the entire day from the time we woke up until that night just sucked. So we decided to hell with it and drove the two plus hours back home. We didn't expect anything in return and realised we spent money on a room and weren't in it for more than 10 minutes total. The next morning, we received a phone call asking why we had checked out early and if the dirty toilet was the reason. When we explained our situation, they reversed all the charges. To me, that's going above and beyond. They didn't have to do that, and the customer service was awesome right from the beginning. I wouldn't hesitate to try it again someday. Great staff and nice rooms overall. Thank you, country inn and suites.

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What is the price range for hotels with a hot tub in the room in Minneapolis?

The cost of Minneapolis hotels featuring a hot tub in the room varies widely based on factors such as location, seasonality, and amenities. Budget-friendly options may start around $100 per night, while more luxurious stays can exceed $250 per night. For the best value, consider booking in advance or exploring package deals that include additional perks.

When is the best time to book a Minneapolis hotel with a hot tub in the room?

For the best rates and availability, aim to book your hot tub suite during Minneapolis’s off-peak seasons, typically early spring or late fall. However, if you’re looking to enjoy outdoor activities along with your hot tub experience, summer and early fall are ideal, with warm weather complementing your relaxing soak.

How can I find the best deals on Minneapolis hotels with a hot tub in the room?

To secure the best deals, it’s advisable to book your stay well in advance, especially if you’re planning to visit during peak tourist seasons or around major events. Check hotel websites for special promotions, sign up for loyalty programs for potential discounts, and use reputable travel sites to compare prices and secure special rates.

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Are there any age restrictions for using the hot tub in my Minneapolis hotel room?

Age restrictions for hot tub usage vary by hotel policy. While many hotels allow guests of all ages to use the hot tub under adult supervision, some establishments may enforce minimum age requirements for safety reasons. It’s advisable to check with the hotel prior to booking if you have specific concerns regarding age restrictions.