What a gem. When you enter the main lobby, you'll see beautiful chandeliers and an overall decor…read morethat are richly apportioned in true Victorian style. The property can be tough to find at night if you are unfamiliar to the area, and you may find yourself squaring the block until you find the circular driveway approach to the Hotel. To that end, valet service is available beginning at 5am, and is a huge help here. It's both quaint but quiet. Full mini bar and all the amenities you'd expect from an upscale Hotel.

I traveled to the Saint Paul Hotel for work and the best way I can think of describing it is…read more. vintage! This historic hotel has a beautiful lobby, but it feels like a blast from the past. The rooms feature wooden frames and drabby colors. My room was on the smaller side, but offered all the essential: bathroom, desk, chair and bed. The gym was on the top floor, and while small features common cardio and strength training equipment (treadmill, elliptical, leg press, free weights, yoga balls). The space feels intimate. A lot of the machines are quite close together because the space isn't super large. From the MSP airport, it's about a 20 minute drive.

I highly recommend this place! My daughter and I stayed. Carniece, the lady at the front desk was…read moreabsolutely amazing. She went above and beyond for us. The customer service she demonstrated was outstanding. This hotel is lucky to have her represent them. The bartender was a young man who was very polite and fun to talk to. The architecture in this hotel is spectacular. Definitely will be back.

The good, a historical landmark. Yes, the carpet is dingy,…read morewindow sills are disgustingly littered with pigeon poop, no shower pressure etc. Oh my... only stayed here because it was near the Capital for the No Kings protest. I would say all of my complaints could be disallowed if only the front desk person was even remotely interested in me or any of the guests. Shocked, that when I asked her a question she was engrossed in her series ; Grey's Anatomy ?? What a mess! The kind personable individual we checked in with, a smart looking man, was such a stark contrast to this woman who clearly would rather be on her couch watching said series! Such a waste ! And never again will I spend a dime at this 'historical' nightmare!

Awesome Staff!! Friendly, Professional, helpful, Free breakfast but no room service and the hotel…read morestates that so no problem there, No parking worries and a clean, ice cold room in the heat of summer, in the heart of St Paul!!

Just needed a small get away, was so pleased with the room quality. Plus the Bar was amazing too!read more

For my first visit to Minnesota, I and two of my kids made this inn our homebase for 5 nights. It…read morewas a good choice. Each staff member with whom we interacted was kind, helpful, and ranging from calmly-happy-to-be-there to downright cheerful. The room was clean and spacious. Pull-out sofa bed gave us each our own bed (room with 2 queens). Littler kiddos love splashing in their shallow play pool with waterfall feature and slide. It was pretty hot so we didn't do a lot of walking, but when we did--it's centrally located to some nice eateries/bakeries, the river (the old man, the old miss, the old mississip, deeeeep river), a great record store, a great old candy shop, and some nice plazas with Peanuts statuary. ONE suggestion came from my 13-year-old, re BREAKFAST, and that suggestion is POTATOES PLEASE.

The hotel-- great! They have a great fitness center, and a really nice indoor pool-- one regular…read morelittle pool, and a splash-pad type of pool. And the room was very nice. Felt recently updated. Or maybe the entire hotel is just new? This isn't a read on the hotel-- it's a read on the city of St. Paul: I was trying to come in through the front door with some bags at 6PM one day. I was standing at the door, and it wouldn't open. Then the front desk opened it for me. When I entered, the guy at the front desk said, "You gotta use your key to get in at all times." And I said, "At all times?!? It's only 6PM" -- I would have understood if he said "You have to use your key to come in after 9PM"... but he responded with something about the unhoused population that are in the streets of St. Paul. So... I enjoyed the hotel. But honestly, wouldn't ever come back to St. Paul unless work takes me back there. It felt like the entire city was under construction. Maybe something big (good) is coming for the city!? I hope so. Thanks for being great hosts, and for keeping me safe!

I had some business to tend to so decide a hotel stay made the most sense. I chose this hotel…read morebecause of location, it's reputation and the price. I was pleasantly surprised. Zane checked me in and he was THE best. So kind and personable. I asked for a room on a higher floor and that's what he gave. The view of the river was nice and appreciated. The hotel was nice, the room was ok, the king bed was so comfortable. The robe was tattered but a nice to have after my shower. The hotel has Byredo products and they smell AMAZING!!! I didn't get a chance to try the restaurant Citizen but I will definitely be back. See you soon!

First off, the hotel was lovely. The rooms were clean, and beautiful, and had a wonderful view of…read morethe river. Regarding the property, we do not have a single complaint. The staff was kind and friendly. Context: My wife and I were midway through a 2-day stay that had been booked through a third party. About noon on the second day got a call that my wife's mother was having a heart attack and was being airlifted to Fargo. I ran up to the room, grabbed our luggage, and checked out... explaining to the desk staff what happened. I spoke with Priceline. They were willing to approve the cancellation and refund my remaining night because of my family emergency. The only thing they needed was approval from the hotel confirming that you would not charge Priceline for the unused night. You declined. So, to be clear, this was not a situation where anyone couldn't issue a refund. Priceline was willing to give up whatever profit or fees it would otherwise have been entitled to. They were willing to make an exception--not because they were legally obligated to, but as an act of goodwill during a genuine family emergency. All they needed from the hotel was an agreement not to charge them for a room I would not be using. The room had already been vacated and housekeeping had cleaned it. It could realistically be made available and potentially sold again tonight. Yet the hotel chose to collect payment for the unused night anyway. That distinction matters. Companies frequently use phrases such as "we can't" or "we're unable to." But in this case, the accurate statement is: "We could make an exception, but we choose not to." I understand that the reservation was subject to a cancellation policy. I am not arguing that you were legally required to refund me. That's precisely the point. Compassion and goodwill only mean something when a person or company chooses to do something they are not required to do. Priceline was willing to do that. Your hotel was not. So please don't tell me that my satisfaction is your highest priority, or offer me hollow expressions of sympathy about my family emergency. Your actions communicated your priorities much more clearly than those words ever could. And to Zane, Kim, or whichever manager ultimately made this decision: someday, when you're frustrated by how impersonal, uncaring, or profit-driven the world has become, I hope you remember this interaction. You were given an opportunity to make a human tragedy slightly easier for someone, at essentially no additional cost beyond surrendering revenue you were contractually entitled to collect. You chose not to. You made an already terrible day a little worse simply because you had the contractual right to do so. That was your choice. Please at least have the integrity to call it what it was.

This hotel is certainly older, but it's not terrible…read more The check-in was quick, friendly and informative, but the lobby area is a strange space that doesn't really feel welcoming but rather cramped. They have a restaurant but the hours are strange and don't seem to be accommodating to an all meals situation such that if you need 3 meals a day you couldn't go to their in-house restaurant. The rooms, well, I only had one room, but it seemed fine, a little dark though even with lights in the front, the small kitchen area (microwave, bar and refrigerator), the desk, the corner by the window and around the bed. The temperature control is great, I loved it. There is a small closet, a dresser, a desk with chair, an armchair, a bed and bedside tables, a bathroom and a TV. Standard stuff, and all was functioning except there was a non-functioning alarm clock. The bathroom sink and tub fixtures had seen better days, showing some wear and tear so that some of the chrome finish was chipping. Nice toiletries brand here, Crabtree & Evelyn stuff. The hallway carpet was not looking its best though, as it had bunched up in some places outside of the room. The carpet inside the room seemed fine. The bed was clean and comfortable, but I like to have more than a sheet and a thin cover. Luckily the room temperature was easily adjustable. Good number of pillows, yay! Overall, the standard room had all my needs met and plenty of space for me to just do whatever I wanted with my stuff and not have to care about where to place anything. If you have a sensitive sense of smell, the whole building does have an older building smell but nothing atrocious or foul. I did use the fitness center, and I was pleasantly surprised by the equipment from a Peloton bike to modern treadmills with TV screens and many program choices. The weight machine has seen better days with the part for pull ups looking rather rusty, so I didn't trust to use that. There were dumbbells, too, so that's nice. No one was there when I used it, but it isn't the largest, so it could potentially be filled up quickly. There are towels, a water cooler and a scale, as well. It looks out onto the pool but is open 24 hours unlike the pool. If you just drive to check-in and never walk outside onto the street, you'll not notice the location is not the most ideal in terms of just outside there is a distinct odor and on the block of this hotel the sidewalks strangely have a lot of bird parts - literally. I know it's not right on the property, but it's within a block where if you walk outside you smell stale urine, may smell some marijuana (depending on time of day) and also see bird poop, bird legs, bird wings and bird feathers. I can't explain it -it's not like one bird smashed into the building nearby and you see the remains, it's far more than one strewn over a large length of sidewalk near buildings within the block of the hotel. In addition, there are folks who hang out nearby the building at different times of the day/night, so just be aware of your surroundings.

An older hotel that can use some serious remodeling! However, it was clean and spacious when I…read morestayed there for a conference in town. The location is great, close to downtown St. Paul restaurants and the famous historical Saint Paul Hotel, the Landmark Center, as well as within walking distance to the beautiful Mississippi riverfront. Very helpful staff! Everyone that I saw was polite and eager to make their guests happy. I even got a couple extra of their famous cookies in the evenings when I was looking for sweets. I got a corner room, that was very spacious, with great views of the city and the beautiful cathedral of Saint Paul. One tip for travelers: the 54 bus that comes right in front of this hotel can take you to the airport for just one dollar!

This hotel is so cute. I had a very pleasant experience. Old school charm and good customer…read moreservice. They actually give you real keys unlike the cards you get at other hotels. This of course came with a cost because if you loose the key the cost is about $150 bucks fee. My room was so elegant and very fitting for a staycation. The only thing I noticed is that the walls are a bit thin so the sound does travel. Luckily, I had some mature neighbors and didn't have to worry. I took advantage of the SPAC- Saint Paul Athletic Club facilities while I was there- Sauna, Steam room, and pool. Sad they didn't have a hot tub, but I made due. This is a hotel that you can go to and be very low key. They don't have a restaurant on site but their continental breakfast is a great deal. Everything was fresh. They did a great job with fully stacking the food and providing an array of options. Would highly reccommend and would return.

Very beautiful old hotel. Love the mail chute so primitive. Unfortunately our room, my birthdate,…read more1217 is tiny. Well not the room But the bed was tiny and shoved in between two walls making me fell claustrophobic! I should of taken a photo but I was so tired I just tried to rest. It was definitely not for two grown adults. I had a hard time getting in and out of bed because they also had a huge nightstand positioned on the one side so you basically had to scooch to the bottom of bed to get out. It was clean room. Continental breakfast was fine. Lots of toiletries and kitchen sink and kurig to make coffee. I think it also had a small fridge. I would have preferred a larger bed and not all the other stuff. Sleep and convince of the green line is the only reason why we stayed here. Love the beautiful door to get to the walkway system from the 2nd floor. Too cool. The pool and gym are awesome as well. Adult only so you don't need to worry about kids slashing and crying.

The food options are pretty out of this world! Buffet style, nothing super fancy or top notch but…read moreit's free and clean and a really cool opportunity to congregate and graze a wide array of options - hard to beat! Also, everyone gets 2 free beverages! Pool, gym, lobby, and all other common areas are well maintained and the building itself is very secure. All staff members were very accommodating and for the first time in a long time, I was kind of bummed to be checking out of a hotel! I will say that this hotel is located in Lowertown St. Paul, not central / downtown St. Paul, which may be a consideration as far as transport, if you do not have access to a vehicle. If you do, it is such a convenient location but do note that there was apparently a pretty minimal parking fee per night (circa... $15, if I recall what others mentioned correctly). The need to pay this fee for parking did get missed by at least 2 of the other parties we spoke to during the stay. Overall, this place is a gem of a find!! I honestly dont think I'll be staying anywhere else in metro St. Paul after experiencing this spot

A horrible place to ever be at in a situation with if Lisa still works front desk. Beautiful hotel…read moreand service but an unfortunate, rude, and ugly staff member. What was supposed to be a good week long trip turned into a horrible situation, because Lisa wanted to abuse her position towards my family and I. We had needed another room key due to misplacing a wallet at the moment and were met with unnecessary hostility from the beginning with Lisa claiming my family member had been yelling at her when she was not. Fast forward to Lisa letting one of us go in the room to check for said wallet, me and her had exchanged words while waiting outside the room door, because she was simply just too rude and apathetic. No threats or anything just checking her because of her attitude towards me and my crying sister. She had also put her hands on my sister for trying to enter her room and claimed SEVERAL of us had threatened her by the end of the night. Yes we understand there's rules to getting another key and verification, but she could've handled it way better. After escalating things and being rude, my mother had defended us and ofc had a heated conversation to where Lisa then begun to call the cops not once but twice. All because she can start stuff but apparently can't take the heat back. During the heated convo, Lisa was wildly unprofessional egging my mother on to fight. By the end of the night, she had us all trespassed one by one, room by room kicking us all out even when my other family members weren't involved all because "we were associated by being family." She had also answered the front desk call from my sister, posing as a manager and LYING on the phone with one cop as a witness. I have never met such an unprofessional person in my entire life. We had no other problems with any other staff except her. We felt targeted and embarrassed all because she couldn't be nice. 0/10 and definitely don't recommend this place until she's dealt with. On the other hand, James, another worker is the absolute best and helped us to the best of his ability! Any other worker besides her was kind and accommodating.

The Davidson is my absolute favorite place to stay in St. Paul! Parking out front has never been a…read moreproblem for me and it's an easy check in. It's such a cozy and romantic staycation spot for me. I stayed the night for New Years and it was perfect! This was my 3rd time staying and I'll always recommend it to people

We loved everything about this boutique hotel! From the location to the it's 1915 charm. We stayed…read morein room 302 and the view from the very comfortable bed was incredible. This room felt more like an apartment and provided us a great home away from home.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights and had a great experience. The rooms are clean, comfortable…read moreand way bigger than a typical hotel room. They have very tall ceilings and windows with views of the city and provide natural light. The room was perfect for my stay. The hotel is conveniently located next to the union depot and is walkable to many restaurants and businesses downtown. While here, I utilized the valet service. This service was very popular for the guests but there was only one employee at a time working the booth. You could tell they needed more help since the line to drop off my keys was 30 minutes at one point. The management did apologize to everyone in line for the wait and ended up reimbursing the valet daily fee for waiting so long. Despite the slow valet service, I had a great stay here and would visit again!

As a Hyatt Globalist this is one of the nicest Hyatt Place locations I've stayed. I stayed here for…read more2 nights on the 3rd floor. The room was massive and had 25 foot ceilings. The room was very clean and quiet, other than some street noise. The location is in downtown but a quieter area but an easy walk to restaurants and bars. Breakfast was typical HP style and quality. If ever back in St. Paul, I'd stay here again.