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The Berkman

Folwell

Kayla

CA $347 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 1 - Aug 2

Desk, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets

Hudson Inn & Suites

Hudson

Teresa

CA $137 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 8 - Jul 9

Extended Stay America Suites - Minneapolis - Airport - Mendota Heights

Mendota Heights

Quintairen

CA $214 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 2 - Aug 3

Extended Stay America Suites - St Paul - Woodbury

Woodbury

Lauren

CA $129 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 9 - Jul 10

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Top Southeast Minnesota Hotel Reviews

Hampton Inn Rochester-South

10/10 Excellent

"I stayed here two nights while preparing for surgery on the third day. Our room was clean and quiet at night. Air conditioning worked well. Staff was very pleasant. Breakfast was typical, offering basic protein and carbohydrate choices. I met several other individuals connected with Mayo’s exemplary health care delivery system. It was conveniently located for the multiple LYFT rides upon which I depended. Very positive experience. Thank you"

St James Hotel, a Historic Hotel of America

10/10 Excellent

"The rooms here are nice sized but in need of a refresh. A beautiful historic hotel in the center of Red Wing, with easy access to everything and ample parking. But, the rooms need modernization; they are a bit sparse. There is a Keurig and an alarm clock and a smallish TV. But they just feel a bit empty and simple. Also, the bathroom fixtures were incredibly low. Like the shortest toilet and sink I’ve ever had. It may have been that I got an accessible room and didn’t know it. I did have an issue in the restaurant, Scarlet, which I have yet to raise with management. I tried to stop in for a quick lunch in advance of a meeting. There were many staff, but it seemed an imposition for them to help us. One begrudgingly allowed us to sit at the bar after making us wait for five minutes while she did something (not preparing drinks) at the bar. There were a number of waitstaff and other staff milling about but they made this one poor server attend to the entire dining room. One did refill our water. But six other staff just did nothing to help this one server. It was embarrassing. In the end, we ran out of time and had to take most of our food to go—which ended up going to waste because it had to sit in the car while we went to meetings. Cheese curds and pretzels were excellent, though. But it was the worst visible example of servers leaving one to shoulder everything while they sat around that I have seen. I need to raise this with management so they can retrain those folks."