Hôtels près du Concordia University à Minneapolis - St. Paul

« Staff were understanding. Room was what I expected for the price. Didn't take advantage of most of the amenities so can't really speak to those. »

« I canceled the reservation back in March and they didn’t cancel it completely or correctly so I ended up paying 3 hundred bucks for nothing »

« Chambre très propre, personnel courtois, très beau séjour. »

« The for the most part was ok except for construction in front and the parking could be better!! »

« Excellent »

« Personnel très courtois. Impressionnant hôtel. »

« There is a lot of potential for this B&B, but there were just a few too many details to be able to give more than a 5 rating for the room we stayed in. The host was pleasant and accommodating. The location is excellent, with many good restaurants in walking distance. The night was as quiet as one would expect being in a city of this size. Parking is on site and free, which is also a bonus. The price for the small top floor rooms is also a value, but should have been a bit of a yellow...

« Very polite, smiling, helpful »

« Chambre spacieuse et propre. Literie confortable Salle de bain grande, propre et très agréable. Produits ( shampooing et après-shampooing, gel douche, lait pour le corps et savon pour le visage) »

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« La habitación el check in el estacionamiento el desayuno todo estuvo espectacular »

« We had a wonderful stay! Great location and the staff were very friendly and extremely helpful! We will be back! »

« Petut dejeuner continental offert. Chambres et couloirs incroyablement spacieux, on croirait que l'hotel a été prevu pour des géants. Incroyable hauteur sous plafond. Décoration sobre et elegante. Superbe rapport qualité/prix. »

« Parking is free which is great Our toilet holder was coming off the wall »

« To expensive for what it is. The breakfast was included but there were missing food. There was mold in the bathroom and there was a string small of humidity in the room. »

« my advice is to stay somewhere else. to me, this building seemed like it had been used as subsidized housing by a public agency and then sold. The new owner may have transformed each of the units into a hotel room, but they couldn’t change the stairways, the elevators, or the sad depressing feeling inside the building. The apartment that I was given was perfectly fine. In a neutral kind of way, there was no problem. However, when I got off the elevator on my floor there was someone yelling “F...