2 day use hotels in Minneapolis, United States

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Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown deluxe king guest room, with workspace desk and chair, and art on the wall.

Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown co-working space, furnished with coffee table and stylish red chairs, with sofas nearby.

Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown restaurant, with small tables for dining and working lunches, and a bar close at hand.

The hotel fitness center is equipped with an extensive array of exercise machines, free weights, and a widescreen television.

Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown double bed day room, including sofa, TV, and coffee table.

King bed guest room in Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown, featuring art on the wall and a bedside armchair.

Guest bathroom in the hotel, including a range of toiletries, towels, and a sink.

Large meeting room in Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown, with lectern, large screens, and space for seating for several dozen attendees.

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Royal Sonesta Minneapolis

Day use room

Work Friendly

Pay Later at property

Free cancellation

1.55 Coins ~~105 USD~~ 75 USD

9AM - 6PM 4PM - 11PM

Indoor heated pool at Hilton Minneapolis.

Hotel terrace with lounge seating and fire pit at Hilton Minneapolis.

On-site restaurant at Hilton Minneapolis.

Private guest bathroom with shower and free toiletries at Hilton Minneapolis.

Day use room with work desk at Hilton Minneapolis.

Day use twin room with workdesk at Hilton Minneapolis.

Private guest bathroom with free toiletries at Hilton Minneapolis.

Day use suite with lounge area at Hilton Minneapolis.

Dining area with comfortable seating at Hilton Minneapolis.

Hotel bar and lounge area at Hilton Minneapolis.

Business center with computers, printers and ergonomic chairs at Hilton Minneapolis.

Fully equipped fitness center at Hilton Minneapolis.

Professional meeting room at Hilton Minneapolis.

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Hilton Minneapolis

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Day use room

Cozy/Romantic

2.90 Coins ~~196 USD~~ 140 USD

9AM - 5PM

Your Minneapolis Day Stay Suggestions

Food – There’s plenty to whet your appetite in Minneapolis, and with culinary styles from around the world you’re bound to find something to suit your taste. A few of the best restaurants include the French-inspired Spoon and Stable, Japanese cuisine from Kado no Mise, Cajun restaurant J.D. Hoyt’s Supper Club, Brasa Premium Rotisserie (which offers vegetarian and gluten-free dishes), and Italian Bar La Grassa.

Theaters – Theater buffs are spoilt for choice in Minneapolis. One of the most famous venues is the family-friendly Guthrie Theater, which hosts a variety of plays on its three stages, and is furnished with a number of bars and full service-dining. Other top theaters include the Illusion Theater, the State Theater, and the Orpheum Theatre, which first opened nearly a century ago.

Parks – The city is brimming with parks in which to relax and unwind. The Central Mississippi Riverfront Regional Park is a fine place to enjoy a leisurely stroll, go jogging, or take the hound for a run. Mill Ruins Park is home to a historic old mill, and is riddled with walking and biking paths.

Museums – Art spanning 5,000 years can be found in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, which contains everything from an Egyptian mummy to artwork by European masters. The Walker Art Center displays contemporary art in a range of media, and its grounds include a bistro and a sculpture garden. Mill City Museum tells the history of the mill industry via interactive exhibits housed in a rebuilt mill.

Six Marvellous Minneapolis Facts

Minneapolis is the biggest city in Minnesota.

The city is reputedly named by a teacher, Charles Hoag, combining the Sioux word for water (mni) with the Greek word for city (polis).

The Walker Art Center is amongst the five biggest modern art museums in the United States.

Minneapolis–Saint Paul was named the Best Local Food Scene in 2015 by readers of USA Today.

The city has a huge amount of parkland, with a sixth of Minneapolis being parks.

Pop legend Prince was born and raised in Minneapolis. Other famous denizens of the city include Monty Python member Terry Gilliam and Stargate/MacGyver actor Richard Dean Anderson.