Top Hotels Near Loggers Trail Golf Course in Minneapolis - St. Paul from AU$80

"Was very clean, spacious, verynice large bed Unfortunately not a full facial tissue box for the evening as i needed extra to blow my nose thru a cold"

"Very clean and quiet!"

"Easy access to the capitol, clean, cute bar"

"Our river view room was lovely! Staff was ever helpful and I really appreciated the cafe downstairs for a morning coffee and a walk across the bridge. Everything was accessible from where we were in downtown St. Paul. I would love to come back and stay here next time I am in the Twin Cities."

"For the most part, this is a pretty good place to stay. The only thing I did not like is it is a bit on the expensive side, parking is a little bit difficult, and the breakfast is difficult to understand as you have to pay for it separately. "

"Good location, friendly and helpful front desk. What sold me on this property was the featured 6000 square foot fitness center so I was disappointed to learn that it was turned into a ballroom a month ago. The pics are still in their marketing material which I think is very misleading. We stayed for 5 nights and only received housekeeping services for one night and that was only after we asked at the front desk, "isn't housekeeping usually included?" The front desk was very accommodating with our luggage storage requirements."

"Short walk to Grand Casino Arena events. Beautiful hotel, valet parking with the valets dressed very classy, and another who opened doors for us. Great experience! "

"Parking was ample and well-lit. "

"My room was clean. Staff responsive. Breakfast and sundry amenities were better than the marketing shows. The parking lot is next to the building, but it's an open lot—not "secure" as their marketing claims. The marketing photos show the good parts of the hotel, and there are some. But there is more photo glitz than reality. The lake view is interrupted by a shoddy paved area, and the lake itself is unattractive. Don't book a lake view or anything on the first floor, since the window louvers (no curtains) aren't private. The general impression is that this is a budget hotel. OK for a brief stay. "