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Motels in Minneapolis

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Minneapolis on Hotels.com. These Minneapolis Motels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on .

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1. Snelling Motel

Snelling Motel
2.0 star property
South Minneapolis
7.2 out of 10, Good, (193 reviews)
$120 nightly
The price is $135
Oct 20 - Oct 21
Total with taxes and fees
Snelling Motel
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Top neighborhoods in Minneapolis

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Downtown Minneapolis

Downtown Minneapolis buzzes with the electric energy of Hennepin Avenue's theater district and the iconic skyway system that connects buildings above the streets. Catch a concert at the legendary First Avenue music venue or marvel at the angular metallic shell of U.S. Bank Stadium. The IDS Center's crystalline facade anchors a skyline of glass towers where business meets pleasure. Light rail stations make getting around a breeze, connecting you to the airport and suburbs in minutes. Choose from sleek business hotels connected to the skyway network or boutique properties with skyline views. When hunger strikes, you'll find everything from casual lunch spots to upscale steakhouses with distinctly Midwestern charm.

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North Loop

North Loop mixes industrial charm with creative energy in Minneapolis. Converted warehouses house galleries, studios, and breweries showcasing contemporary culture. Target Field anchors this trendy district where historic buildings reveal the city's industrial past. Cobblestone streets lead to unique boutiques worth exploring. Transportation connects easily to downtown, with Mississippi River trails nearby for outdoor enthusiasts. The dining scene spans from gastropubs to coffee shops in renovated warehouses, offering locally-sourced cuisine that captures the neighborhood's creative spirit.

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Uptown

Uptown Minneapolis is where the cool kids hang out, blending trendy boutiques with lakeside relaxation. The Chain of Lakes offers a splash of nature right in the city, while the historic Uptown Theatre's vintage marquee lights up the night. Colorful murals brighten brick buildings that house record shops and coffee spots, and festivals bring the streets to life throughout the year. You can fuel up at farm-to-table bistros or late-night taco joints before hitting the vibrant bar scene. Walkable streets and bike lanes make exploring a breeze, while boutique hotels and vacation rentals in converted historic buildings offer stylish places to crash after a day by the lakes.

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Northeast Minneapolis

Northeast Minneapolis bursts with creative energy in its converted brick warehouses. Discover art galleries in former industrial spaces like Northrup King Building. Colorful murals splash across facades during Art-A-Whirl festival. The Grain Belt sign glows against the skyline while craft breweries fill the air with hoppy aromas. Well-connected via transit, this neighborhood offers street parking and bike infrastructure. Eastern European influence shines through local eateries serving pierogi alongside farm-to-table restaurants. Independent boutiques and studios sell handmade pottery and screen-printed apparel, reflecting the authentic creative community.

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Dinkytown

Dinkytown buzzes with collegiate energy where vintage bookstores and quirky cafes line 14th Avenue Southeast. Catch live music at the iconic Varsity Theater or cheer on the home team at Mariucci Arena and Huntington Bank Stadium. The University of Minnesota campus brings a youthful vibe to this artistic neighborhood where murals brighten brick buildings and student conversations fill the air. Budget-friendly eateries serve everything from late-night pizza to international cuisine, perfect for wallet-conscious travelers. Hop on the Green Line at East Bank Station for a 15-minute ride to downtown Minneapolis. The Mississippi River offers scenic trails just a short walk away.

Top landmarks in Minneapolis

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U.S. Bank Stadium

9.0/10 (3,788 reviews)
Why not catch an event at U.S. Bank Stadium, a major stadium in Downtown Minneapolis. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you think U.S. Bank Stadium is cool, you also might like Target Center and Target Field, both located nearby.
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Minneapolis - St. Paul and related destinations

Between the Mississippi River's banks and countless lakes, this Twin Cities duo offers a cultural feast beyond its frosty reputation. The Walker Art Center's sculpture garden invites selfies with the giant cherry-and-spoon, while Minnehaha Park's waterfall provides natural drama year-round. Catch a Twins game at Target Field or marvel at U.S. Bank Stadium's Nordic-inspired architecture. The Mall of America isn't just shopping—it houses an indoor theme park complete with roller coasters. Theater buffs can't miss the Guthrie's blue-lit endless bridge with its Mississippi views. Winter visitors should embrace the cold at Buck Hill or Afton Alps, where locals prove snow is just another playground.

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Find out more about Minneapolis

There's a lot visitors like about Minneapolis, especially its bars and theater. Why not go on a fun excursion to U.S. Bank Stadium? Popular sights in the surrounding area include Mall of America.

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