Find hotels near Minnesota Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis - St. Paul from NT$3,154

"The hotel was very clean and staff was pleasant. "

"Had overall a good stay here.The shower was a highlight and the room was clean and the bed comfortable. The biggest gripe we had was parking. At $25 a night, converted to our currency we ended up paying $100 for our time there. It was ultimately an oversight on my end as I should have dug deeper in the amenity details but the cost is significant. The area doesn't appear extremely safe so we didn't want to park off property. We also ended up paying more than Expedia quoted in our booking and weren't given a reason why. The negatives were minimal - noisy footfall from the guests above, the bedframe light switch was stuck and didn't work, the wifi was unusable which was frustrating as using roaming on our cellphones cost a lot extra. There was only a thin blanket on the bed and very flat small pillows but we were too tired/not at the hotel enough to track down a staff member for extra bedding."

"When we checked in, the guy at the front desk was a smart ass, luckily I maintained my composure "

"Clean room, staff was friendly, lovely hotel."

"very nice and clean"

"Near Target Center AND Pizza Lucé! Excellent stay!"

"Clean room , quiet, very helpful and courteous staff"

"Great location and staff."

"The room was impeccable, the location and access to the Skywalk was fantastic. That said, I did have an issue when I stopped by the front desk to have them validate my parking pass for come-and-go privileges, there were two employees standing at the front desk, each behind a computer. One was helping a couple check in and the other, Tommy, was standing there at attention, seemingly available to help, no signs or anything that he was unavailble. As I walked up he saw me and said “Come on, Bro…really?” Confused and thinking he was kidding or joking around, I handed him my parking ticket, and asked if he could validate it (a process another in my party did the prior day with ease, just told them his room number and they scanned the ticket.) Tommy begrudgingly took my ticket and mumbled to himself. At this point I realized he wasn’t joking, and somehow my request had annoyed him. I told him I could simply wait for the couple checking in next to me to finish and I could have his coworker help me if he needed be somewhere else, but he just replied “No point, I’ve already started”. He asked my room number, scanned the ticket, and I was on my way, it was as simple as could be, but was an odd interaction to say the least."