Hot spring Hotels in Minneapolis

Hilton Honors member. Stayed here 3 nights late Sept 2022. Even tho' my Hilton profile requests a lower floor, they put me on 12 - the top floor. It was 66 degrees when I got in. Cranked the thermostat and went to dinner. Came back, its still 66 degrees. Front desk sends up a guy to check the vents, etc., and tells me they just switched the heat on for the season and it takes awhile for the heat to get up to 12. OK, so how about a space heater?” Oh no, that's against the rules”. Whether that's a code violation I've no idea. But he was willing to get me some more blankets! I said, You must be kidding. How about a lower room, maybe the heat could reach that sooner. So I was moved to 5th floor. 3 days later with thermostat set for 90 degrees, it never got above 69 degrees. At night, it goes down to 67/68 degrees. If I wasn't on the company dime I would've left right then. You have to schedule housekeeping a day in advance, but of course they never showed up, even tho' I was out all day and had to work when I came back (and complained) while the maid did her thing. So basically they cannot control the temperature and can't figure out how to schedule room cleaning. If that doesn't bother you, this is just where you'd want to spend $$ ... Me? Not so much.

Culture, innovation, and endless exploration – Minneapolis offers it all. With art and culture at the forefront, we are a city of global sensibilities and evolving ingenuity. At the heart of this wonderland is Emery, where travelers and locals find respite. Raw elegance defines our historic bank building and lush plant life offers an intentionally relaxing environment. Our pet-friendly guestrooms balance function with midcentury modern design while showcasing our high-end amenities and natural light-filled rooms. Lounge amongst the plants at Spyhouse, the local-favorite boutique coffee shop, or take in the flavors of Northern Italy at our celebrity chef-led restaurant, Giulia. Ideal for local explorations, we’re an easy walk to the scenic Stone Arch Bridge, the buzzing U.S. Bank Stadium, and the lively North Loop neighborhood. Here, you will experience the vibrancy of Minneapolis and immerse yourself in experiences that foster a sense of community. Emery is for all who seek to gather and connect.

We were traveling for work, my daughter ended up getting sick and the staff was very attentive to help us get things taken care of and cleaned up. We are very appreciative of the staff. Chad, Quinton and a young lady at the front desk were extremely helpful at check in and check out. I don’t remember the names of the ladies that helped us get the room clean, But we are thankful for cleaning stuff as well. We enjoyed breakfast and the reduced parking for the conference. I would come back due to the amazing staff you have here

The entrance to the parking lot is directly across the street from the Hyatt and the area can be hectic getting in or out. I thought the overall room environment was clean and the mattress wasn't too depressed. I look in the refrigerator and found a food tray on the very top shelf of the refrigerator. Inside was some very old blueberry cheesecake. I toss it and then it began to smell. I sat the trash basket into the hallway outside my door.

We stayed at this property after the recent rebranding from Loews. It was a great hotel, the rooms were great, the restaurant for breakfast was good. We picked it due to its proximity tonTarget Field, which is amazing. I'm a diamond member with Hilton, and the room was reserved under my name. I also drove my car to the property, yet the valet guy wouldn't speak to me. He instead had to go the the passenger side to speak to my husband, who I had to give the keys to, he had to give my name, and the valet had to park MY car. The misogyny is ridiculous, and I did confront the man. He never apologized, he just nodded and smiled. It really left a bad taste and I'm disappointed in the stay and the staff they employ in valet. I'll definitely self park somewhere or pick another property in the future.

The check in process was easy, the hotel looked clean and modern. The hotel staff were all awesome and very helpful. There was an older white security guard who was exceptionally friendly and helpful to me. I liked him a lot. Overall, a wonderful experience

The Hewing Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Hewing Hotel is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Minneapolis.Traveling to the hotel is easy with Metro Transit Light Rail Train- Nicollet Mall Stop located approximately 1km away and St. Paul Downtown Airport roughly 21km away. Seeing Minneapolis's sights from this hotel is easy with Dream Girls Strip Club, Mary Tyler Moore Statue and River Valley Church - City Campus all close by.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. This Minneapolis hotel offers parking on site.There's never a dull moment at this hotel, our guests indicate that the facilities are excellent.

I actually got there later than I should have and was still able to get a room. They're very accommodating very friendly and I would definitely stay there again. There was great parking, even a good breakfast when most places aren't offering that right now. I definitely enjoyed my stay.

I’ve stayed at The Normandy three times now. In part for the location, but also because we enjoy the hotel and it’s excellent restaurant. The parking is easy, the rooms comfortable and clean. Our shower was particularly nice. We didn’t get to take advantage of the milk and cookies this time but I’ve had them before and it’s a nice touch. The gentleman at the front desk was very pleasant and helpful; all the staff we encountered were very nice. We particularly like the Normandy Kitchen. I’ve had many delicious meals there and heartily recommend the caramelized Brussel sprouts with Lardons. It was so good we considered ordering a second helping as dessert. I’m sure we will stay there again.