Search Hotels Near Indian Mounds Regional Park, Minneapolis - St. Paul

"This classical hotel used to be a convent for nuns. Was very fun looking at all of the vestiges of a convent. The drink menu in the bar was really funny!"

"The room was clean, well maintained and nice layout. Staff was friendly and helpful. No issues with parking, well lit parking area. Breakfast was good, multiple options available. Only issue was the bed was too firm for my liking and the pillows were flat and a bit uncomfortable."

"We spent three nights here and our experience was excellent from start to finish. Staff let us check in early. After a long day of traveling with young children this was very much appreciated. The location was close to the freeway, easy access parking lot, free breakfast and dinner included in room stay, pool, hot tub, clean everywhere, and free drink tickets per night we stayed. Staff was kind and professional. Highly recommend the Drury Plaza Hotel and would stay here again. "

"Just ok"

"Front desk staff & manger were very friendly & super helpful. My room was very clean. The cold water had very low pressure but other than that it was a great stay."

"Clean, modern premises. Friendly helpful staff"

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"Cool rooms with the high ceiling and tall window. Pool was smallish and cool, temp wise. No hot tub. But nice rooms. Valet was short staffed so took a bit to get vehicle since waiting on one employee to get back"

"Parking was as advertised. But the amenities and breakfast was terrible. No lobby coffee (probably only hotel in existence) nor vending machines for basic water. Instead they force you to get coffee from the “breakfast” area for $4 each. And a small bottle of water is $6 from the little lobby market. Instead.. staff rudely say if you want complimentary coffee it’s in the room and water? Good luck. Staff were cold. Also.. the breakfast looked miserable. $16? I wouldn’t pay $5 for it. Hotel was older.. definitely showing it’s age but decently clean and no complaints there. Just spend the extra couple dollars and stay at any other hotel rather than this one in the st. Paul downtown area. I learnt my lesson."