Minneapolis - St. Paul Hotel Guide - Minnesota Zoo hotels in Minneapolis - St. Paul, United States of America.

"Clean rooms and excellent staff who are friendly and helpful. "

"Great place with plenty of room. No issues and it was perfect for our needs."

"My stay at this property was fantastic from start to finish. The place was spotless, beautifully maintained, and had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The host was responsive and kind, always making sure I felt welcome."

"This hotel is a great price, super clean, and in a very convenient spot with a lot of shopping/food within walking distance."

"The hotel is in the process of renovation. Room nice but based on the post I thought this was a 2 bedroom room. It was a 2 bed room. Nothing fancy but if you need an overnight stay at a fair price this is it. Mattress too firm for my liking."

"It wasn't particularly clean. No key required to enter from parking lot, which wreaked of pot. No in-room coffee maker. Dirty ironing board pad. Limited TV remote functions."

"The room was pretty standard for a hotel room. The location was terrific with quick access to simple shopping, fast food, and the highway.I'm attentive to detail and did notice that there were a few things that hinted at less than 4 star facility maintenance, but the room was nice.The facility HOWEVER, gets just 2 stars and that's only because it would have to be a dive to get just 1 star and it clearly wasn't that.They advertise a continental breakfast, but compared to the competition, that's an overstatement.The facility also is supposed to have a pool, BUT it's "Out of Order". Actually, it's dry and the entire pool deck has been used as a junk room to store excess stuff.Their self service ice machine is also "Out of Order", so you have to get that at the front desk. Whoops, good luck wanting your ice bucket filled at the same time someone is actually at the counter. They seem to be a little understaffed.The staff were courteous and helpful, but I got the sense that there was a recent change of ownership and funding might be a little tight to accomplish all that they might desire."

"The location was fine - nearby drugstore and many places to eat. The property was dirty (smelled) and had roaches and old cheap furniture. The room had a weird layout, including sinks in both 'bedrooms' and a desk in front of an adjoining room door. My senior citizen roommate and I had concerns for our health while staying in the room. The roaches were so prolific that we only lasted one night, even though we had reserved 4. In the lobby, there is a tall poster advertising the hotel that has the same room pictures from the VRBO listing. I was expecting that room but got the worse one that I've described. The tables and chairs in the listing pictures are in the actual lobby, and that is the most modern part of the place and the only thing matching the listing. At one point, while I was in the parking lot near my car, a man exited the motel and proceeded to share with me that he was a trucker that brought a professional to the location the night before and she robbed him. This actually happened and is what inspired the title. It was a creepy experience that further demoted my opinion of the property. This is the first bad experience that I've had with VRBO, which is (was) one of my top places to search for accommodations. The fact that this property is listed on VRBO has also lowered my opinion of VRBO. I noticed when making the reservation that there has been a merger with other accommodation booking services. IMO, this lowers VRBO quality. "