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I had to travel to The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, for a week.and was given the name of the hotel as one choice close to the clinics I had to visit by the concierge service. It is connected via indoor skyway to the main outpatient Mayo campus, including the Gonda building. The parking was very easy with direct acess to the hotel at the skyway level in the parking garage. The hotel is modern, central to downtown, and has a fantastic, upscale onsite restaurant called Crave. Check-in was fast, friendly, efficient, and they hooked me up with pre-paid parking garage access via a barcode sent to my phone. Flash the barcoad and you're in and out at your leisure. The room was impressively clean and confortable - definitely surpassing my expectations - containing a mini-fridge (but no microwave). The TV had probably more channels than I've seen at even the best hotels I've stayed at before. The room layout was comfortable with plenty of storage and a small sofa. Comfortable bed and pillows. The bathroom was on the smaller side, but efficiently laid out, with a large counter and plenty of room for all toiletries. The shower was bright, extra clean with a detachable shower head - its only weakness being low water pressure due to the water - saving design. Overall, though, considering amenities, location, and price point, this property will not disappoint and I would recomnend without any reservation.

The rooms were comfortable. You had the option to cook your meals there or go out. Full size fridge, microwave and 2 burner stove top. Complete with dishes and dish washer.

Room service and in house restaurants are very expensive. Room was ok but the heat and air did not function properly. Biggest plus is it’s the closest hotel to the Mayo Clinic. Can’t beat that. Overall ok.