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Minneapolis Hotels with a Jacuzzi in the Room

We found over 46 hotels with a Jacuzzi in the room in Minneapolis. The average rate ranges from $90 to $200, though you can find budget options closer to $60 and some higher-end options around $230.

The Minneapolis market is interesting, considering how spread out the hotels are. Downtown has a handful of solid options, but a lot of the best-rated Jacuzzi hotels are out in the suburbs, in places like Maple Grove, Burnsville, Stillwater, and Eagan.

The location of the hot tubs is also interesting, as most in-room hot tubs are next to the king bed in the bedroom rather than in the bathroom. A smaller number, including the top luxury option downtown, have the hot tub in the bathroom.

This guide covers the main areas, what to expect from the rooms, and when to book to get the best rates.

Which Neighborhoods Have the Best Jacuzzi Hotels in Minneapolis?

Hilton Garden Inn Minneapolis Downtown on 4th Avenue South is a good option if you want to stay right in the city. Jacuzzis in this hotel are found in the bedroom next to the king bed, and the hotel is within walking distance from the Foshay Tower, Target Field, and downtown restaurants. The rate starts at around $112 a night and includes a pool and on-site restaurant.

For a slightly more affordable option downtown, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Minneapolis-Dwtn (Conv Ctr) is a good pick. It’s located near the convention center and Nicollet Ave, and charges around $101/night. If budget isn’t a concern, the Hotel Ivy, a Luxury Collection Hotel at 201 S 11th St, is the most expensive choice (approximately $229/night) in the area. Its Grand Suite has a king bed and a private hot tub in the bathroom, with an on-site restaurant serving American and Mexican dishes.

Southern Suburbs and MSP Airport Area

This stretch south of the city is where you'll find the most affordable Jacuzzi hotels in the metro. Norwood Inn & Suites Eagan offers rooms for around $62, and is currently the most affordable option on the list. It has a private Jacuzzi right next to the king bed, easy highway access, and is close to MSP Airport, making it a good option for layovers.

If you want a hotel close to the Mall of America, you can go for the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bloomington – Minneapolis South. Its jacuzzi is in the bedroom with a mirrored wall behind it, and rates are around $131/night. If you want something between Norwood and DoubleTree prices, Wyndham Minneapolis South/Burnsville in Burnsville offers around $95 a night. It has in-bedroom Jacuzzi suites with a pool and a restaurant near Murphy-Hanrehan Park.

What Types of Jacuzzi Rooms Can You Find in Minneapolis?

The most common setup across the metro is a standard two-person rectangular tub placed beside the king bed in the bedroom. A few hotels have unique setups, like the Maple Grove Holiday Inn with a corner placement, the DoubleTree Bloomington with a mirrored wall behind the tub, and the GrandStay Faribault with the tub in the living area.

You can find Jacuzzis in bathrooms, like at Hotel Ivy downtown and Microtel Inn & Suites in Inver Grove Heights. The Microtel is one of the better-value options in the metro at around $78/night, near Xcel Energy Center.

Heart-shaped tubs are rare, but available. Round Barn Farm B&B Event Center in Red Wing, located around 60 miles southeast of Minneapolis, has a private heart-shaped Jacuzzi, river valley views, and a gas Franklin stove. However, the rate is $344/night, which is on the more expensive side. It may be suitable for special occasions, not weekend trips.

When Should You Book a Jacuzzi Room in Minneapolis?

Peak season in Minneapolis runs from June through August. That's when the weather finally cooperates, and the city fills up with festivals, outdoor concerts, and lake activity. Rooms book fast on summer weekends, especially around events like the Minnesota State Fair in late August.

Sports weekends also drive demand. Twins home games at Target Field run April through September, Vikings games pack out hotels in the fall, and Wild and Timberwolves seasons keep things busy through winter and spring. If your visit lines up with any of that, book early. For the best rates, aim for early spring (March–April) or late fall (October–November), when demand drops off and weekday pricing gets genuinely cheap. Booking mid-week instead of weekends can knock $20–$40 off most suburban properties. Give yourself at least two to three weeks of lead time for summer weekends and a month for anything around a major event.

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Hilton Garden Inn Minneapolis Downtown

4.2

Based on 1574 reviews

Sara wussow

03:03 18 Dec 25

We stayed here when my mom was having surgery at abbott and I cannot thanks these guys enough for their empathy, understanding, hospitality, and overall amazing-ness! Special shout out to Tristan at the front desk and Joseph at the bar for taking such good care of us and being amazing people! The rooms were great too.

Brittany Rockis

01:55 30 Nov 25

I got a great discount with my work perks and the service was great. The lady Who checked me in was so friendly, she treated me like family from the get go. The room had an amazing view, a huge comfortable bed and was walking distance to many things downtown. Only negative part was that I had to pay for vale parking which was around $50.

shaun spratley

00:27 07 Nov 25

The queen size beds in this hotel are awful. jad to stay here for a week for my dad's appointments. The staff are great, very polite and professional. The place is clean and overall aesthetically nice but the beds are terrible and the breakfast the charge extra for is a glorified continental breakfast with an omelet bar
Kinda wild it's not included.

Sharon Smart

21:00 20 Sep 25

There were a few issues that the wonderful team members more than made up for. There are truly wonderful people working at this location! The food is terrific. The flatbread pizzas were great, the breakfast was satisfying and the drinks were cold. The room was great. My only quip, as always, are the soft fluffy pillows that try to suffocate you while you sleep. 😉

This is an excellent location across from the convention center and near quite a few food options.

Rhys Williams

14:37 22 Aug 25

I must say this hotel represented the brand very well. Exceeded expectations and made me feel welcome from the moment I pulled up. I gave this hotel 5 stars and if I could give the the staff 10 stars I would do so. Especially Erica who thanked me for being a diamond member. Her smile is contagious !! The rooms comfy and cool but most important to me was the cleanliness. I slept well grabbed hot coffee which was delicious and made a note to self that when in town. It's a must I return. I encourage anyone reading the reviews and thinking of staying here to do so- It's a can't miss for me and for you too!

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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FAQs about Minneapolis hotels with a Jacuzzi in the room

Are there Jacuzzi hotels near downtown Minneapolis specifically?

Yes. The Hilton Garden Inn on 4th Avenue South, Holiday Inn Express near the Convention Center, and Hotel Ivy on 11th Street are all within or right next to downtown. They cover the budget, mid-range, and luxury ends of the spectrum.

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 alongside your hot tub experience, summer and early fall are ideal, as warm weather complements your relaxing soak.

How can I find the best deals on hotels in Minneapolis 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.