Day hotels • Hourly hotels in Minnesota

Hotels Minnesota A family-friendly lodge near the Boundary Waters, a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel in Duluth, and a hidden gem of a historic inn in Minneapolis are just a few recommendations we have for your next trip to the Land of 10,000 Lakes. No matter which of these exceptional hotels in Minnesota you end up booking, you can count on the kind of cozy, at-home touches and helpful staff that will make you feel right at home. Here are some of the best hourly hotels Minnesota you can choose.

Best Hotels in Minnesota

Minneapolis Marriott Northwest

Minneapolis Marriott Northwest is among the best Minnesota hotels located at 7025 Northland Dr. N, Minneapolis, MN, USA. You can keep your momentum at the hotel. Its rooms are large, comfortable, and equipped with desks where you can get work done. Visit nearby Brooklyn Park eateries, including Granite City Food & Brewery, P.F. Chang's, and Pittsburgh Blue, or dine at the hotel's American restaurant, Wadsworth.

Stay in shape with the help of the hotel's round-the-clock fitness center and relaxing indoor pool. Visit the Shoppes at Arbor Lake near Maple Grove, or explore Brooklyn Center and its many restaurants and bars. The meeting space totaling 63,000 square feet, has just been renovated and is available for use. Enjoy your stay at Minneapolis Marriott Northwest, whether you're in town for business, pleasure, or a little of both.

The check-in process is easy and fast because the hotel staff is friendly; thus, you'll need to provide identification, be at least 21 years old, give a credit card, and deposit at least US$50.

Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Bloomington

DoubleTree Hotel Bloomington Minneapolis South is located at 7800 Normandale Blvd, Minneapolis, MN, USA, next to I4-4 and Minnesota Hwy 100. It is a high-quality option conveniently located near many popular area activities, including the Mall of America.

The hotel has helpful staff plus all the conveniences of today. Each room features cable TV, free Wi-Fi, a coffee maker, and a hair dryer. You may chill in the indoor pool and whirlpool spa, eat at the restaurant serving farm-to-table cuisine, and work up in the fully-equipped fitness facility. Free airport transfer and shuttle to and from the nearby Mall of America make this the ideal location within easy reach of Downtown Minneapolis and significant firms, hospitals, and colleges.

The Central Illinois Regional Airport is 10.4 mi (16.4 km) from the Doubletree Hotel; thus, you can take advantage of the complimentary airport shuttle to and from Central Illinois Regional Airport Bloomington-Normal (BMI). It is within a 15-minute car ride away from Illinois State University.

Rand Tower Hotel, Minneapolis

There is a restaurant, a fitness facility, a bar, and a communal lounge at the Rand Tower Hotel Minneapolis. This facility features a sun deck and an ATM for its visitors. Both the front desk and room service are available at all times.

Each guest room at the hotel has a closet for their belongings. All rooms at the Rand Tower Hotel in Minneapolis have a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, and a private bathroom with bathrobes. Some rooms also have a sitting space. Bed linens and bath towels are provided in each room at the hotel.

For guests at the Rand Tower Hotel in Minneapolis, breakfast is available on an a la carte basis. Target Field, Minnesota Orchestra, and the U.S. Bank Stadium are just a few top attractions within a short distance of the hotel. It is located 16.1 kilometers from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. Independent reviews consistently place this area as our guests' top pick for what to do in Minneapolis.

What do around the city of Minnesota

Visit the Minneapolis Institute of Art

It is one of the nation's largest art museums, and admission is free. More than 80,000 works of art, including photographs, drawings, prints, textiles, and decorative arts, are housed in the collections, spanning more than 5,000 years of human history.

The museum's collection is extensive, encompassing artefacts from all across the globe. The museum hosts several temporary exhibits from other institutions in addition to its permanent holdings.

Tour The Grand Rounds Scenic Byway

Located in the heart of Minneapolis, it is the largest city's answer to the only urban national scenic byway. The byway runs directly through the middle of Minneapolis so that travellers can take in breathtaking panoramas of the city's skyline juxtaposed with the verdant shores of the renowned Chain of Lakes. The 50-mile route features lakeside parks, magnificent gardens, and the world-famous Minnehaha Falls; visitors can drive, bike, run, or Rollerblade (developed in Minnesota!) to explore these sights.

Get Artsy at The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

Including the Cowles Conservatory, the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is home to over 40 sculptures and is one of the largest urban sculpture parks in the United States. The freshly refurbished garden now features 18 holes of mini golf built by artists, a big blue rooster named "Hahn/Cock," and other pieces, including the famed "Spoonbridge and Cherry" sculpture.

Take the Kids to Como Zoo & Conservatory

Como Zoo is the most popular tourist destination in St. Paul, Minnesota. It has both indoor and outdoor displays, and its animals include polar bears, giraffes, zebras, polar cats, and a sea lion named Sparky. There are tropical plants, annuals, and perennials, as well as a Japanese garden in the neighbouring Marjorie McNeely Conservatory. Both museums will gladly receive your generous contributions.