Spa hotels in Minneapolis

We stayed at the Four a Seasons for a quick weekend. They emailed in advance of our stay to see if we needed a car service, dinner reservations, and to gather other preferences. Everything was exquisite from start to finish. This is a brand new Four Seasons (and my new favorite)! A spa treatment is a must—I booked a massage with Lindsey and it was the best massage I’ve ever had! The only (small) minus is that the co-ed hot tub was in the same area as the indoor pool. So there are children in the area (with all that entails). But there is also. Hot tub, sauna, etc within the gendered locker rooms that are kid free, so plenty of alternative options.

The hotel passed by, overall good, simple rest, already very good! Health, service has nothing to say, the city is general, the surrounding environment is general, did not investigate carefully. Hotel meals standard American meals, local fish can eat, the practice is still beautiful, the ingredients are changed to local.

Stylish stay in the heart of Minneapolis. Excellent location and beautiful rooms equipped with a Nespresso machine. Don’t miss the top-floor perks: the Prohibition bar on the 27th floor and the stunning observation deck on the 30th. The brunch at Manny’s Steakhouse is also a must. Highly recommended!

Very old hotel, good location in the city center, but really too old, hot water is not good to put for a long time to stabilize. The elevator broke down several times, basically there was an elevator. Starbucks opening hours on the same building are unstable. The restaurant downstairs is good but the price is not cheap in Minnesota

The hotel is located next to the old train station in downtown Minneapolis. Eating is more convenient. The interior decoration of the hotel is very old-fashioned. The bed is huge, especially high. Very low value for money. There is almost nothing in the executive lounge.