Hotels near Upper Saint Anthony Falls Lock and Dam, Minneapolis

I’m so happy to be here at the Millennium Hotel in Minneapolis, Minnesota downtown. It’s a great place to take a vacation or just a time-out and get away from all the stress and anxiety life brings to you. The best is the location of the hotel it’s rite on Nicollet mall downtown and is located rite in the heart of the dining seen and shopping district wonderful place to stay.

Because business activities came here from hot Africa, I encountered a whole day of snow flying and dancing, and the real ice and fire were two days. The hotel room is very comfortable, worthy of its own standard, breakfast can be a la carte and self-service, a pleasant three-day stay.

9:00 is not bad, very close to the school, about 10 minutes walk is very light rail, there is a small town here is in the morning or in the middle of coffee bread milk, but eat too much, the Chinese will still not adapt to the person in charge of service attitude navigation is good, there is a pool kiss my words Yeah, but I haven't tried the game room.

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.

IMO The value/convenience of airport hotels is being able to WALK FROM YOUR ROOM to check in , check your bags, then walk to TSA. This is not possible at this hotel. For some reason this hotel ( property is beautiful BTW) was built so that you need a shuttle from the hotel to the terminal which is literally 500 feet away. Best case scenario if you ONLY HAVE CARRY ONG BAGS and if ( BIG IF as TSA has very limited hours at the hotel connection ) TSA is open you can walk from your room to the boarding gate providing you have a boarding pass. If you have checked bags you have to use the shuttle or as in our case walk outside to the terminal. In reality be prepared to sign up for a shuttle the day before, be prepared to walk downstairs and find a lobby of 50 or more people waiting for one shuttle that runs every 20 minutes. We signed up for the night before a 4am shuttle, arrived at 3:45 am and come 4:45am were still waiting for a ride to the terminal so we actually walked across roads with airport traffic to the terminal............most of the walk had no sidewalks. It was walk or miss our flight. Oh did I mention parking is $29 a night plus tax ? We found it FAR easier, cheaper, more reliable and much less stress to book a hotel a mile or 2 away from offsite parking , stay at that hotel and drive ourselves to off site parking in the morning vs ( EZ air park has multiple shuttles running) fighting for a shuttle. I really HATE writing this review as we stay at the Tampa ( TPA) airport Marriott often and we can walk from our room with all of our bags to the ticketing area then through TSA. When I saw this hotel being built I was excited as it COULD HAVE been a perfect spot the night before a flight............why security is set up the way it is I have no idea and unfortunately it can't be fixed.

Originally we had a reservation at a Holiday Inn. They were closed so they moved us here. I am glad that they did. Front desk staff was great; check in was fast and easy, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. They added some special touches like towels folded into designs and a cute burlap bag to hold the coffee. The beds were very comfortable with nice, clean fluffy comforters. The shower was great; hot and a great working shower head. No free breakfast and the pool Is closed due to COVID-19.

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.

Started out poorly, as the receptionist was asleep (2am) and I had to climb over the counter to wake him. The dining staff were very friendly and bright for breakfast. Room was fine.