Holidays in Downtown West

Expedia’s Covid-19 Travel Advisor is the place to find up-to-date information regarding quarantine policies and travel restrictions for Downtown West. Get clued up before you fly out!

You can cancel your Downtown West booking if your travel plans have been upended. Whether you’ll be charged a fee or not depends on your airline, hotel or car rental company. You may be able to change or cancel your booking free of charge if you booked in the last 24 hours. Visit our Customer Service Portal to find out more.

We recommend staying near the action. Many people favor hotels within easy reach of top sights, such as Orpheum Theatre, State Theatre and Skyway Theatre.

If it’s your very first time in Downtown West, secure a room at Hilton Minneapolis or Radisson Blu Minneapolis Downtown. Both offer friendly service and are favourites with many travellers.

March is an excellent month to go to Downtown West if you’re on a budget. October is less affordable by comparison, so be prepared to pay premium prices if you visit then. If you’d prefer to give the crowds a miss, consider making the trip in September, October, November. However, there’s a real charm to travelling in peak season. Downtown West is at some of its very best in July, March, August.

While not all air carriers advertise tickets early, you can usually compare international airfares on Expedia up to 12 months in advance. This is the time when you can score some incredible deals. If you’re purchasing tickets last minute, there’s a chance you could get lucky. Sometimes the cheapest prices become available just weeks prior to departure.

A travel package can be customized for your budget and is an easy way to make your money go further. What you include is up to you. Rental cars, hotels and flights — come up with a combination that suits your style.

Thanks to our proud partnership with online lender Affirm, you can choose to Book Now, Pay Later. You can customize your trip with Expedia packages, so why not customize a payment schedule while you’re at it?