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    SpringHill Suites by Marriott Minneapolis West/St. Louis Park

    4.0 (22 reviews)
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    Vic C.

    Springhill Suites by Marriott is pet friendly, offers free breakfast, free WiFi and free parking. My husband, our little girl dog (pet fee cost $75 per stay) and I stayed at this hotel for a few nights. We ended up getting a 2 queen bed that is pretty spacious with a living room attached. The living room has a microwave, mini fridge and coffee maker. There are 2 TVs (one in the living room and one in the bedroom, but there is no full wall to really divide the 2 rooms). Because my husband is a Marriott rewards member (you can sign up for free on line), we were greeted with 2 complementary bottled waters when we checked in). This was nice since we had just flown into the MSP airport (this hotel is about 19 miles away from the airport) and could use some water. There was also a water dispenser in the hotel lobby, with plastic cups (the water was iced which was perfect for this warm summer weather). When we checked in, Preston was at the front desk and was so friendly and welcoming. I wished all employees could be like Preston, with his genuine hospitality. He was excited for us that this was our first trip out to Wisconsin. He gave us a few suggestions on places to eat and places to visit. He even asked us what did we end up doing when we saw him later on in the evening. Breakfast is complimentary daily. Weekdays, breakfast is available from 6 am- 9:30 am (I believe hours are a little later on weekends). Breakfast offerings includes the typical cold and hot cereals, make your own waffle station, assorted pastries and breads (including bagels), turkey sausage and eggs (scrambled and hard boiled). There is also assorted fruit, juices, coffee, milk and yogurt. I was pleasantly surprised to see grapefruit that has been segmented and ripe plums as breakfast. I also liked that there are apples, pears and oranges available at the front desk in the lobby. The strawberries that I had at breakfast were ripe but frozen. I also loved that by the scrambled eggs, there was raw spinach, shredded cheese and salsa. All of which makes a yummy breakfast bowl. There is a gym and a whirlpool on the 1st floor. Both of which have towels available for your convenience. Overall, we enjoyed our stay. We slept comfortably in our clean room. For the price, it is pretty reasonable. I would not mind staying at this hotel again if visiting this area.

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    Bee W.

    The junior suite was comfortable and offered fridge, microwave, mini breakfast area, clean bath and vanity, business nook, iron, king bed and sofa sleeper...among other delights. The hotel itself is clean, well organized, and modern. Breakfast leaves you feeling like you are important...nothing like the usual complimentary bfast selection. And when there are more people than seats in the main area, an overflow is created using an adjacent conference room. Clean hallways and no awkward smell. Non-smoking is exactly that. Everywhere I turn is interesting decor. Great amenities and a friendly team to help with all your needs. At one point, there were fresh cookies at the front desk. Would recommend for anyone looking for savings without sacrificing value.

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    Room is nice except the acoustics are TERRIBLE. I clearly heard my neighbor and everything in the hall.

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    I've stayed in a lot of downtown Minneapolis hotels that cost hundreds of dollars per night, and haven't been this impressed ever!

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    Bedbugs. My biggest travel fear…read more And that fear was realized during my stay at this hotel. I was originally placed in a (very nice) 5th floor room, but due to the excessive noise going on above me (a common problem that I experience at every Courtyard by Marriott property I visit), I asked to have my room changed to a top floor room. Huge mistake. I woke up in the middle of the night to use the restroom. I returned to my bed, turned off the light, and not long afterwards I saw something run just inches past my face. I turned on the light, hopped out of the bed, and right away I knew what it was. I took some photos of it as I dialed the front desk so that someone from the hotel could come to my room and see it for themselves. I must have tried them for 15-20 minutes, but no one at the front desk answered. Finally, I killed the bug (preserving the sample for Pest Control) and went down to the front desk. Of all of the hotels I've ever stayed at in my life, I have never been greeted by an empty front desk. Ever. I waited around for a few minutes, then walked to the back offices to see if anyone was there, but it was a ghost town. Not a soul to be found. This hotel is connected by a breezeway to another Marriott property so I walked over to that property and found the guy who's supposed to be at the front desk of my hotel chit-chatting with the front desk staff of the adjoining Marriott property. I asked the three of them if there was a manager available. The guy, Kent, tells me that he's sort of like a manager. I tell him my issue and all of a sudden he's not feeling so managerial. Amanda, the night manager of the adjoining Marriott property, offered to help me. I proceeded to explain to her my issue as we walked to my room and she jumped right into action. She procured a robe, some garbage bags, some antibacterial wipes, and some coins for the washing machine and we spent the next few hours washing every article of my clothing, and using the antibacterial wipes to sanitize every single item that I brought with me on this trip. No task was too small or too neurotic, and she never once complained. I wondered aloud what I would do about clothes in the meantime. She informed me that she was authorized to drive the Hotel shuttle, and she took me to a nearby Target as soon as it opened. Not long after I returned, I asked to speak with the hotel's management about the issue. I met with Andrea and was hit with the "we can neither confirm nor deny" bullshit. Fine. They brought Pest Control in later that morning (including a canine trained to sniff out bedbugs) to inspect not only my room, but also all of my belongings. Pest Control confirmed that not only was the insect that I killed a bed bug, but they also found the presence of bed bugs among the clothes that Amanda and I had cleaned just a few hours earlier. At that point, I decided that I was not bringing any of those items home with me. Despite the hotel's offer to heat treat my belongings, even the most infinitesimal risk of bringing this pestilence back with me was unacceptable. Moreover, some of my items would be warped and otherwise ruined after being exposed to such high heat for a prolonged period. Fortunately, I always travel with a Sleep Sack (Google it. It's a worthwhile investment for any traveler) so I was not bitten or otherwise physically injured, and the hotel's insurance company ultimately reimbursed me for my losses. However, I hope other travelers never have to go through such a traumatic and otherwise frustrating experience.

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