Pleasant hotel in downtown Minneapolis. Walkable to restaurants and bars, including many coffee…read moreshops - and just a few blocks from the Guthrie theatre, making this a terrific location to just park the car and walk. Rooms were appropriate in size, elevators were efficient and staff were present and helpful. Our meeting enjoyed breakfast on-site, which was delicious. Several local taps at the bar, which was nice to see.

Gorgeous room! Loved the water bottle filling stations on every floor. Friendly staff. Couple weird…read morethings: the outdoor patio/spa is actually an additional charge and is located on a different building. I also could not figure out the switches in my room. I did figure out there is a main switch by the door that turns most stuff on, but it's also a 3 way switch to the individual fixtures. So I spent 3 days trying to figure out the right up-down combo. 2 lights I never did figure out. Also worth noting is that it is very close to the medical center, so there were sirens every few minutes. I got used to it but very loud at first.

Hotel lobby 11:10 Valet: 10:10…read moreParking 1:10 Gym: 8:10 Overall, I'd go back. Good boutique

Nice hotel centrally located downtown and directly across from the Target Center…read more Friendly and helpful staff. Nice spacious and modern rooms. Nice and large bathrooms and plenty of desk space for working. Has two hotel bars but bar on main floor quite small and not as nice as 5th floor bar.

Not sure how to feel. Yeah, the room is nice and there's a good selection of amenities, however all…read moreof them come at an additional price on top of the room. to use the hot tub they have advertised it's an additional $100 per person for the lowest end. We ordered a robe to the room and were brought ice instead, as well as when we asked the front desk to bring us robes the next day, they didn't until we called again to ask where they were. Coffee bar was filled with only decaf, no way to keep food cold or warm food up in the room, and on top of that our room was on one of the lowest floors, even though it was a king suite. Tub leaks as well. Other than all of that, it is a nice hotel but not worth $700 for two nights, especially when basic room service isn't available and your only view is of the inside of a parking garage.

Always a luxury home for relaxation…read more Guests enjoy on-site dining at Breva Bar & Grill for American cuisine and cocktails, plus options like Masa & Agave tequilaria speakeasy. The hotel features the renowned Anda Spa for massages, facials, and wellness treatments, a 24-hour fitness center with yoga classes, steam room, and convenient access to the downtown Skyway system for easy exploration of nearby attractions such as Orchestra Hall, Nicollet Mall, and U.S. Bank Stadium. It's pet-friendly, offers valet parking, meeting spaces, and high-end service in the heart of downtown.

Stayed here for a three day conference and I would not recommend unless you like bed bugs and glass…read morein your food. If the way in which management handled these two separate situations I wouldn't have to leave this review however when a sister is met with "maybe you brought the bugs" or "maybe you put the glass in your dessert" something has to be said. Additionally downtown Minneapolis has left a lot to be desired but this particular hotel is in a seedier/unsafe portion of downtown.....so I would not recommend venturing out at night alone.

Attended a con here. While most of it took part in the larger hall spaces, they had room parties at…read morenight in the actual hotel rooms. It was a lot of people and the rooms were extremely hot (it was spring time so air probably wasn't on but definitely needed to be for the amount of people attending). Some rooms were smaller, some were suites.. Overall decent sizes. I feel the decor was a bit dated but not a big deal. The lobby is really nice with plenty of seating. Not really sure what the actual parking situation is because we parked at meters a block or so away and walked over each time/day. Years ago (when I was in high school) I attended DECA conference here which was really fun. I don't feel like much has changed

Very clean up to date comfortable hotel…read more Very clean but oddly laid out There's no drawers for clothes, just small desk drawers and a closet to hang stuff There are no towel holders near the shower, just a hook that is not really in reach Very nice blackout curtain, you can almost get total blackout except light bleed from top and bottom of curtain which is not much, and light from TV (red) and light that randomly flashes from fire alarm, and alarm clock if you don't face it down there is a constant fan (2) that blow, it does dry things fast if you wash something, like 2 hours passive, but it does hum the entire time there is a hair dryer but it's short so you can't really hold on to clothes to dry it with it cuz of how outlets are laid out i wish there was a seat in entranceway, it's kinda wasted space the doors are loud, you will feel them shake if it's the ones near you, they kinda slam for the most part it was very quiet in the hotel, you will hear ppl if they are loud in the hallways but i barely heard anyone the entire time staff are very friendly soap and shampoo etc are citrus, it smelled nice i like that you can get a foam pillow if you want through the app or just asking bed was nice and comfy, slept well over all i had them empty the mini fridge since those cost money they give you free water, you can get more free in the fitness center and you can get ear buds there for free

My wife and I stayed at this downtown Minneapolis hotel for our 3 night visit to the Twin Cities in…read moreMarch of 2026. We got to experience the huge swing in weather during our stay, using this hotel as a base to take public transport, rideshare, and private pickup/dropoff. The hotel ended up being a good choice. The Elliot is one of the more affordable choices currently in the Edit Collection of Hotels (only three in the Minneapolis area), curated by Chase Travel. We booked (and prepaid) our stay via the Chase Portal, instead of our typical MO of using the Marriott site directly. Positives (of doing it this way) were that we got a $100 stay credit, vouchers for full-service breakfast for two at the property restaurant (Tavola), late checkout, room upgrade, and loyalty credit. Negatives were that the rate is a bit higher than if directly booked (though the bi-annual $250 credit from the credit card more than made up for it), my loyalty status would have given me free breakfast, room upgrade, and late checkout anyway, and since loyalty points are based on how much you spend directly with the hotel, didn't get that many points for our stay (though you do get nights-stayed credit, in case that is important). The hotel opened in 2018 in its current association as a Marriott Autograph Collection member. Our room was ready for us for a 2 pm check-in, on the 4th floor (was told it was an 'upgrade') of an eight floor, 168 room hotel. The room was about 300 square feet in size and tastefully decorated, and had a couch (though not pull-out). The bed was very soft, towels were thick, and one bath robe was provided without asking. It had a modern, very large shower stall with barely-adequate shower pressure, large sink area, and a modern toilet that didn't always recharge after every flush without some manual jiggling. Sachajuan were the soap/shampoo brand used. A small fridge contained a mini-bar, but no microwave or place to sit down and eat. Two bottles of water were provided in the room at check-in. There was a modern flat screen tv with plenty of basic cable channels, and Google Chrome cast enabled, allowing mirroring from one's phone. Temperature controls worked well. Other property observations: - the hotel does seem well integrated with the Marriott ecosystem. I got timely texts, ability to see a lot of info on my Marriott app, - room service is provided via the downstairs restaurant. Morning coffee is available at the lobby. - the dedicated fitness center on the 3rd floor is large, with modern equipment. It is fully stocked, with clean towels (some stored in a small mini-fridge), disinfecting wipes, and bottled water. - there is a small shop, where the resort credit can be used. It carried unusual items (not typical hotel sundry items like soda or chips), and we ended up buying some sea salt flakes ($16) and some genuine swedish fish candy ($10) to completely use the resort credits. There were some problems getting the charges properly handled, but Feranda at the front desk patiently helped me resolve it during checkout. - one can decline housekeeping day by day, getting 1,000 points instead. We took advantage two times. - Normal checkout is 11am, extendable to 4 pm if qualifying. - During happy hour times (3 - 5), samples of two different draft (one beer, one root beer) are offered. - parking is via valet, $54 overnight. There is no mandatory resort fee. The hotel is located about 4 city blocks from the nearest light rail station, so getting to the airport is doable via train. And there is a nice curb manned by the valet where dropoffs/pickups can be safely done.

Had a good, but not perfect, stay at the Foshay recently…read more What could be improved: *Room not perfectly clean/maintained - Nyquil pill on bathroom floor & one bedside lamp not working *Pillows kind of hard *Housekeeping knocked on my door early day of check-out *Didn't like the furniture layout in room, nowhere to put suitcase on sideboard What was good: *Fast elevators *Key card required to get to your floor, good security *Access to museum and Observation Deck included with room (will review separately) *Connected to Skyway system & a coffee shop *Helpful/friendly staff *Accommodated a reservation change when I called in advance *One hour complimentary late check-out *All systems working (hot water, thermostat, TV, etc) - obviously that's a basic must have but it is a very old building *On-site bar and steakhouse (didn't go to either) *Good location near other stuff I wanted to go to *Beautiful architecture / decor For the price (~$280), I'm not sure I'd return. But I'm glad I got to stay one night to experience it.

Not worth the hype…read more Was genuinely excited to stay at the W Minneapolis from Dec 19-22, but unfortunately the experience ended up feeling underwhelming, and stressful. Cost. The W is expensive, which shouldn't surprise anyone. Nightly rates hover around $200+ per night. Valet parking is $60 per night; objectively overpriced, though undeniably convenient. Additional fees: Pet owners, expect a $100 flat fee plus $25 per night, which adds up quickly. Where things start to fall apart is navigation and access to information. The hotel is surprisingly confusing to get around, and there's virtually no wayfinding or signage. In fully embracing the digital-only approach, the hotel has eliminated all traditional paper materials. No map. No room book. No quick-reference guide. Everything lives digitally. That sounds modern--until you need basic information like restaurant hours. eg). I attempted to visit the bar on floor 27 at around 330 pm. (It doesn't open until 5pm) However none of this is clearly displayed, and SUPER difficult to find without messaging the front desk and the Marriott app was hit-or-miss at best during my stay. The digital key never worked once, and even the room phone didn't function. That wouldn't be a huge issue if the app worked reliably--but it didn't. I did message the front desk through the app to request a USB-C charging cable and was told none were available. In 2025. At a W. That felt less like sleek minimalism and more like missed fundamentals. Food/ Room Service: Absolutely excellent. Manny's Steakhouse and the Prohibition Bar are both fantastic and independently operated in partnership with the hotel. See Manny's Steakhouse for a full review, it alone was a highlight of the stay. The room itself was very spacious, but it's important to remember this is an old building, and it shows. I struggled to maintain a consistent water temperature the entire stay. The room layout was also frustrating: the TV is mounted far from the bed, on a wall shared with neighboring rooms. Turning up the volume even slightly resulted in a noise complaint from next door. Yep, that actually happened. Overall, the W Minneapolis has style, history, and good food...but the experience feels more focused on image than guest usability. With better wayfinding, reliable tech, and basic in-room information, this could be a great stay. As it stands, it didn't live up to the hype

I'd stay here again in a second! We arrived around 5PM on a Saturday. I had a rental car to…read moreunload but was returning it. We were able to unload the car without any issues. Check in was a breeze. I had a one king bedroom suite on the 7th floor. Bed and pillows were fairly comfortable. Room was fairly clean except a wedding had left a bow tie set on top of the wardrobe (obviously was missed). Plenty of space. Breakfast is very good. It's restaurant quality. Very tasty. Manager's reception has a few nightly beverages. Location is amazing too. Close to stadiums, and light rail. Daily housekeeping. We didn't use the pool. Exercise room looked serviceable. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommended. This is a strong 4 star stay!

I hate the parking situation at this hotel, it is pricey and not fast. Breakfast was good and rooms…read morewere modern.

This hotel had somewhat of a nostalgic charm. The main lobby was very busy and due to a conference,…read moreI was unable to experience the bar of dining area (a good problem) The rooms were a little dated and could use an overhaul, see pictures below. All in all I would stay again because of proximity to downtown.

I didn't realize how large of a hotel this is until I arrived to check in. Located downtown,…read moreconveniently centered near several shops, restaurants and activities. The lobby is roomy with several couches, comfy chairs and tables. There is a market, restaurant, full bar, FedEx, social club area, simulated golf and indoor pool with a sauna. The room I reserved for my overnight stay was well kept. All standard amenities, no microwave. The parking is not operated by the hotel, it's a separate payment option at the kiosk, not included in hotel fee. The skyway connects to the Convention Center and the Orchestra Hall for a quick walk inside. Checking in and out was easy.

Not a bad stay. Convenient spot but a few things would keep me from staying here again. The rooms…read moreare spacious but overall felt dated. The curtains in my room didn't fully cover the windows and so you will most likely wake up when the sun comes up. The walls are also thin so you will hear everything coming in from the outside of the hotel. It doesn't feel very safe in the area in the evening. They have 24/7 badge entrance into the building for security which speaks to the safety issue. The pillows collapsed into a paper thin piece of cloth the second you rest your head on them. The main reason you'd be staying here is for convenience.

Great location, a brief walk from Target Field and the Target Center, and conveniently on the…read moreexcellent Minneapolis SkyWalk system. Clean rooms. Fitness Center. Outdoor patio. ATM machine, and a superb parking deal if you talk to Brittany at the front desk. I enjoyed their breakfast setup, which was open from 6-10 AM, and had numerous options. I don't drink coffee, so cannot evaluate it. Thankful for Justin, who was really helpful with a good question.

Great location and quiet, lovely hotel. Friendly staff, comfortable beds but had to dock 1 star for…read morewhat they are using for towels - holy moly those things were tiny and ROUGH. Wish they had a bar or longer hours for coffee in the lobby as well.

Amenities very nice around the corner to the Fillmore parking garage difficult had to check in…read morebefore parking in ramp yet parking for check-in was not clearly marked comfortable bed and quiet room. continental breakfast worked well for my concert.