3 Star Hotels in Hennepin County

Overall very satisfied, ten minutes drive from the airport, can also take the hotel's shuttlebus, 24 hours service, one car every half an hour. Have lunch and dinner. There are fewer goods in the small supermarket at the front desk. The room was very clean and tidy. It was originally set to be a double bed and turned out to be two double beds, and it was super comfortable to sleep. Hahaha ~

This hotel is a pretty nice setup and has nice layout, its a big open hotel where the middle of the hotel is open no all the rooms are on the outside. This makes it really noisy when there are parties going on. Also keep in mind this is a great hotel for families or teams to stay that have tournaments that are going on. This weekend there was a lot of kids running around making a lot of noise. The rooms themselves are in pretty good condition they have granite or marble countertops in the king bed suites, large newer tv’s and more. The bedding sheets, and towels are comfortable. I would recommend this place for over all good rating. If your looking for a quieter stay this might not be the one for you.

The hotel is rather old but well maintained. The lobby area is small and the parking area surrounding the hotel is not brightly lit at night. The room is spacious and the beds are comfortable. There was a slight smoke smell in the hotel hallway. The breakfast is overall very good. The price that we got was excellent.

I wanted so badly to give this fine hotel near the Mall of America a five-star rating, and it was close. But some unusual issues prevented me from doing this though overall we had a great experience here. No place is perfect, but if they correct a few items at this hotel it will be pretty darn close. First, the pros include a great location across from MSP International Airport, and approximately three blocks away from the impressive Mall Of America. Like most of the hotels in this area complimentary airport and mall shuttle service is provided, so you may not need to rent a car when staying in this area. If you do, parking is free which is something that is always appreciated. The rooms at this hotel are excellent. Divided into three sections, with a separate sleeping area with a large flat screen TV, a living area with a sofa, desk, and another flat screen TV, and of course a good size bathroom. The rooms are almost mini suites in many ways. What are the cons? The primary one for us was no maid service for short stays of two nights or less. Our room was not made up after a spending the entire day at the Mall of America. We needed clean towels, wash cloths, toilet paper, etc. Had to visit the front desk to obtain these things, while making our own bed. Would never expect this from a Marriott chain hotel. The other issue we had was relatively minor, but for some reason the City of Bloomington has major road construction in the hotel zone going on in November(?). This activity shut down the main road to our hotel, as well as several others in the area. So, fortunately we had our Garmin with us and eventually it found an unobstructed route to reach the hotel parking lot. SpringHill Suites could have sent an e-mail to those with upcoming reservations alerting them to this construction, and provide an alternate route to reach the hotel with your rental car. But, overall this is a terrific hotel and we would definitely stay here again our next visit to Minneapolis.

Yes, it is a long time to wait in line. So hahaha, a bit cold

When you stay at Marriott Minneapolis Southwest in Hopkins, you'll be in the suburbs, within a 15-minute drive of Paisley Park and Canterbury Park. This hotel is 11.6 mi (18.7 km) from Mall of America and 11.7 mi (18.8 km) from Target Field.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.Enjoy a meal at Blue Birch Resturant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in Hopkins? This hotel has 14004 square feet (1301 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 323 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and Smart televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

Great location, great room. Love it.

Iconic shopping, dining, entertainment and fun is just across the road from our new all-suite hotel in Bloomington. Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport and Fort Snelling State Park are just 5 minutes away. Free breakfast and WiFi are always included: we’re pet-friendly too!

Staff was great. Some reviews have mentioned the ”sketchy” neighborhood, but it really isn't. Those strip clubs nearby have been there a lot longer than the AC Hotel or the Four Seasons next door. There are also many fine dining establishments nearby, including the famous Murray's steakhouse, 112 Eatery, and many more. Check out Bunker's Music Club too, one of the best smaller live music venues in the country. Back to the AC. Our bed was great, room surprisingly quiet (back side) and well appointed. Bathroom needed some minor repair work that housekeeping should have reported, but it wasn't worth call engineering up on a two night stay. These hotels have nice appointments and design, but aren't really full service like a Marriott. I would rate it five stars except for a couple things. $35 parking fee was disclosed, but I was very surprised to find that was a self-parking rate, not valet. It's not a terribly long way, but not all that convenient either. The other thing was being told when we checked in that because we were just staying two nights we would not receive housekeeping. It is standard these days to give guests a choice on short stays, and we often would forgo it, but it's not normal to just bluntly inform them they won't receive housekeeping for a $200 a night room. We didn't care much for that, and ended up having to call for fresh coffee supplies and towels and such anyway. I'd stay there again, the staff was very good and friendly, but they could sharpen up a bit.

I was in MInneapolis for a conference across the street from the hotel at the Convention Center. The proximity to the the Convention Center was the hotel’s only saving grace. The hotel was unprepared to be a convention hotel. There was one frazzled young lady staffing the front desk, answering the phones, and checking people in all at the same. This caused her to be short and downright rude to many of the guests checking in. My travel companion and I were at the hotel for 4 days and not once was the room cleaned. We had to go down to the front desk and request new towels and toilet paper because we were running out. The toilet paper hadn’t been replenished from the previous visit - which made me question if the room had even been cleaned before our arrival. On day 2 I asked that our room be cleaned and the front desk person submitted the request, but it never happened. I understand staff shortages etc, but as a convention hotel there has to be a contingency plan in place to manage the influx of guests, especially for what they were charging for a room per night. Also, no slight on the city of Minneapolis, but after 6pm everything shuts down…even the Target…and it turns into a ghost town full of homeless people. We were told multiple times by Uber drivers not to walk downtown after dark. So we actually Ubered the 4-6 blocks between hotels if we were out after dark. I would not stay at this hotel again.