Search Hotels Near Noerenberg Memorial Gardens, Minneapolis - St. Paul

"Very clean and quiet!"

"Good"

"The room was very clean. Their restaurant, Stock and Bond is outstanding. The parking is insane. Valet is hit and miss (sometimes they are at the curb for hours and sometimes there is nobody in sight). I bought a 4-day pass and 2 of the days nobody was working the valet station. The parking garage across the street is difficult to notice/find/get into and it is super tight inside and if you don't get the QR code from the hotel staff then you can't get back into garage to retrieve your vehicle. Parking is complicated and time-consuming. But, the hotel itself (rooms, restaurant, lobby, location) are all great."

"Bar had good selections "

"Good location, friendly and helpful front desk. What sold me on this property was the featured 6000 square foot fitness center so I was disappointed to learn that it was turned into a ballroom a month ago. The pics are still in their marketing material which I think is very misleading. We stayed for 5 nights and only received housekeeping services for one night and that was only after we asked at the front desk, "isn't housekeeping usually included?" The front desk was very accommodating with our luggage storage requirements."

"Hotel was clean overall but wifi was unbelievably slow. The room next door was blasting TV at 2am, so I had to call the front desk. Not sure if maybe the walls are just thin. No complimentary water bottles"

"Breakfast offering had the same choices for three days in a row. Cheese omelet was flat and bland. Other choices were very basic, toast, cereal...."

"No breakfast which was fine and they only accept cards from a real bank…but other than that, the hotel was awesome. I loved the little game area. They had set up in the lobby and you can get a free drink from the bar, which is nice. The rooms were very unique. We had a guitar in our room which was awesome."

"Room was clean and we liked that we got breakfast included. We picked this place because it was in such close walking distance to the Armory for a concert."