Historic Hotels in Minnesota

"The staff was very quick and polite. Our room is appointed in a Victorian fashion with modern amenities. Our bed is extremely comfortable!"

"The Hyatt did a great job in converting the former post office/custom house into a hotel. I’ve never been in a room w/15 foot high ceilings, but also a comfortable room & facilities. Along with a lot of art deco buildings in the area it made for an enjoyable trip."

"Great!"

"Richard the inn keeper was a fabulous host. The unique atmosphere and hospitality was a very joyful and welcoming experience "

"It’s a great hotel with wonderful staff, but there is very little within walking distance. Had hoped to do some shopping but after driving to find someplace to shop, everything was closed. If you are a hotel snob who lives on room service and the exercise room, it’s just great. For me, however, give me a place with vending machines and a simple microwave located near a bustling shopping mall, not an artwork in the middle of nothing and nowhere. Come on, Minneapolis, you can do better (the city,...

"Very slow check in. I felt bad for the two staff managing such a long line of guests. The location & unique rooms are why I stay here. It’s within walking distance to many attractions in canal park. "

"Great facility and staff. Unique building. Breakfast was good"

"There was a renovation ongoing and not fair to answer question about property conditions and facilities."

"This was my second annual staycation at St. Paul Hotel. I will continue to choose this as my spot due to the amenities, and service. I love the valet parking and make a point to leave once or twice to enjoy the great service. The room service is such a great way to start my day and the breakfast is delicious."

"Great gathering space with a large table for different activities, convenient kitchen and nice pockets of privacy for multi-generational family. It was great to walk around town directly from our cabin too!"