The Best Shopping Hotels in Cimarron, MN from NT$4,913 in 2026

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Our top choices for Cimarron hotels with shopping nearby

Studio Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Kitchen | In-room safe, desk, laptop workspace, iron/ironing board

1. Staybridge Suites Rochester - Commerce Dr NW by IHG

Rochester

MATTHEW

NT$4,946 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 18 - Oct 19

2. Kahler Grand Hotel

Downtown Rochester

Carew

NT$4,913 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 24 - Sep 25

3. Residence Inn by Marriott Rochester Mayo Clinic Area

Downtown Rochester

Greg

NT$5,825 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 26 - Sep 27

4. Marriott Rochester Mayo Clinic

Downtown Rochester

Jeff

NT$8,390 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 26 - Sep 27

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Top Cimarron Hotel Reviews

Kahler Inn and Suites - Mayo Clinic Area

10/10 Excellent

"There was a very large (by the sound of his bark) dog just down the hall from us. He had been barking for some time before we called the front desk about it. We were told that it is a dog friendly hotel and nothing they could do and she was very short with us. It took about an hour and the poor dog stopped barking. We understand that people are there because someone they love is sick. We also know that pets are family. If it was my dog, I would have wanted to know. And she didn't need to make us feel bad...."

Med City Inn & Suites - Mayo Clinic Area

8/10 Good

"I've stayed at this property three times, room was clean and comfortable. I slept well. The only negative things are that in suite units, the stove burner pans aren't the correct size so pots and pans sit at about 20-degrees while on the burner - otherwise kitchen is well-appointed with plates, silverware, knives, cups, pans, etc. except guests are required to bring their own cutting board. Dishwasher was fine and soap was provided with the room. The motel check-in system seems to be defective with room keys becoming deprogrammed for no apparent reason. The staff blames the guests for not taking proper care to prevent stray EMF from wiping the keys, but I spoke with another guest that had the same problem, so it seems the main problems lies with the computerized keying system. This is a problem when carrying luggage (luggage carts seem to be a scarce commodity) because the staff usually sends guests to the back of the building, so if you can't get in because the key no longer works, you have to walk completely around the building to the front desk, with luggage, before you can return to your allotted room. But the cost of the room is very reasonable, so there's a balance to be considered between expectations and complaints."