Find hotels near Lochness Park, Minneapolis - St. Paul from NT$2,293

"Great room with huge bathroom, very clean and helpfull staff. Love staying here. "

"The woman with long hair at the desk who checked us in was snippy and unhelpful. Her hair covered her name tag. The rooms are hard worn, water pressure was terrible, doors are dinged, the flip lock on the door was hanging by the screws. No remote in the bedroom for the TV. Had to call for it. The pullout bed had one pillow and the case left for it barely fit it and there should have been two pillows. The blanket was very worn. Parking was tough, double parked cars waiting on 6th for valet so we walked it with kids. The breakfast was very good and the kids enjoyed the pool but at 8:30 am only 3 towels were left to use."

"Great location for sports game. Very clean & nice rooms. "

"The temperature setting was at 77 degrees and rising. When I called the front desk to complain all she said was the thermostat is motion activated and there’s nothing she could do! "

"Cambria is a wonderful hotel. The fees of parking and eating at the restaurant add up though so I would suggest adding 50$ per night to cover that expense. However the front desk was fantastic The room was amazing, great view, great bed, great shower :)"

"Hotel was clean overall but wifi was unbelievably slow. The room next door was blasting TV at 2am, so I had to call the front desk. Not sure if maybe the walls are just thin. No complimentary water bottles"

"The parking situation is insane. $50 for valet parking or else you had to walk 4 blocks to self park for $25. Better instructions should be given in advance as to where to go. There was no ice bucket, no freezer, no microwave, bottom of the toilet seat was dirty, crud around the shower door. Breakfast was nowhere near what was described. The view from the room was a brick wall. Very expensive for what was offered. "

"Great place to stay. Good breakfast. Loved it"

"I didn't know that I'd be checking in with bedbugs or some kind of rodent that had died in the bed. It was brought to the attention of the management team that night that informed me that I should've stayed on the second floor, cause they don't go up to the second floor. "