Hotels near Dunwoody College of Technology, Minneapolis

Came for a conference in February and stayed at the hotel. At check-in, the woman who checked us in was unfriendly and made us feel like her face would break if she ever tried to smile. All I can say is stay away from this place in the winter unless you are a lizard and love hot temperatures. The rooms were literally 85 degrees and there is a sign next to the thermostat saying that in the wintertime the cooling is turned off so the only way to cool the rooms is to turn the heat/cooling unit’s power OFF and open a window. Well, the windows only open a total of 3 inches (the width of a cell phone max) and allows no breeze to come in. I ended up turning on the bathroom fan to try and pull some kind of air movement. You should not have to keep a wet washcloth next to the bed to wipe your body down to get some kind of evaporative cooling in the middle of winter when it’s 18 degrees outside, but 85 in the room at night. I rarely write a bad review for a hotel, but this was just one I need to warn others about. All of the other people from the conference who stayed there had the same stories about the temperatures of their rooms. So bad.

Overall, I am very satisfied. The waiter is always smiling. What do you want? The room is bigger. The breakfast is not bad and the price is cheap. Due to language communication problems, I ordered one less item when ordering, but the next class directly delivered the unsuccessful item and said it was theirs. Mistakes are touching 👌

At that time, 18-year-olds were not allowed to check in. I asked the taxi from the airport to help the driver to submit the documents... It was a very social experience! The front desk service is also very good, very reasonable. The layout of the room is ok, it is a bit small. Although the window inside is only half of the wall, my room is just on one side, so there are two side windows, the view is still very good, at least you can see the light right. The environment is very quiet.

Terrible experience. We booked our room months in advance and prepaid for it. The room we booked was supposed to have a king sized bed. Well, when we get there we were informed that the hotel was overbooked and said we’d be in a room with two twin beds. Not two queen sized beds, two twin beds. We were asked if this was okay. We said that we weren’t and we wanted the room we booked and prepaid. The woman at the the front desk said she would give us a 50% discount on the room. Then when she looked she noticed we didn’t book through Hyatt and said we couldn’t get the 50% discount. Then she said she would charge us the $50 incidental fee. We were like why? We don’t buy anything in the room (and there was nothing to buy in the room) so this didn’t mean anything to us. Then she goes to the other guy working the front desk to see if he can do anything. I guess he was in charge. We couldn’t hear what they were saying, but he kept if exaggerating shaking his head no and saying no loud enough to hear him. He’s carrying on like we are asking for something extra for free which we weren’t. We just wanted what we paid for. It was very embarrassing standing there while he keeps carrying on and on. VERY unprofessional. He was way out of line. We finally gave up and went to our two twin bed room. We contacted the booking site we used and they got us our 50% refund after they contacted the front desk. Needless to say, I would think twice before booking this hotel. The staff really needs some training on working with people.

The room was spacious and clean. A separate area where the desk was placed that anyone can work privately. A small lake 5 mins walk away from the hotel that you can walk or jog. Exercise room was a bit simple and the coffee machine in the room wasn't working. Overall, a good place to stay and happy to go again.

Experience was epic ! Location was perfect even in The cold weather! Food and bar tops in the country!

So disappointed in how we were treated at Holiday Inn. We stayed 3 night's, the morning we left on 8/2 from room 425 I called the front desk and asked that someone bring up a roll of toilet paper. Cassie (?) or who ever answered the phone told that all house keeper where on a break, and someone would be up in 15 min. That did not happen. 2 hours later Ericka came to the room. In the meantime I had gotten dressed and found a maid at the end of the hall. Hilton is next door. Next year when we come back to shop we will be at the Hilton. Room cleaning should come in More than once every 5 day 's.

I travel for business a couple nights per week and stayed in room 329 on September 15th of this year. I checked in around 7:15 pm that evening and was greeted by a VERY nice staff member. She was very polite and took good care of me. I asked for a 2pm checkout and she granted it with no issues. I went to my room and the temp in there was 76 degrees. WAY too hot for me. I like my room to be 60-63 degrees. It never got below 70 with the a/c running all night. The mattress was VERY comfortable, but it was way too hot to sleep much. I don’t expect to walk into a room and it be 60 degrees, but how about 68 or so? Can’t housekeeping be told to check room temps when cleaning? The morning comes and I go take a hot shower. Shower pressure is EXCELLENT and the water temp gets plenty hot for me. There’s so much steam and zero ventilation in the room so the smoke alarms start going off. Shower is cut a little short. I see on the ceiling above the shower is a large rectangular spot that maintenance put spackle on, but never painted in any way. It was a good reminder that this room is in dire need of some updating. I leave for an 8am business was meeting down the road from the hotel and get back around 9:30 to the room. When I walk in it is WAY too humid in my room, brutally so. The a/c is barely blowing any cool air at this point and it’s about 10 degrees cooler, and significantly drier, in the hallway. It’s so unbearable that I contemplate working in my truck in the parking lot in lieu of spending the next four hours in the room. Great staff, one of the better shower temps and pressures I’ve seen on the road (until smoke alarms start sounding) but certainly a place I won’t stay in again.