High-rise Hotel with modern guest room amenities for the business or leisure traveler; located in the heart of the downtown area.
Ideally located for guests to visit prominent attractions in the downtown area, InterContinental Saint Paul Riverfront offers idyllic surrounds of the Mississippi River and the stunning skyline. The hotel features spacious rooms with a view; top-class amenities include an in-house restaurant serving remarkable food. Well-equipped for organizing conferences and important events, the hotel is frequented by business travelers.
Eight story business-oriented, contemporary Hotel; located off I-94, four miles from downtown, eleven miles from MSP airport.
Located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota, this hotel is adjacent to the Xcel Energy Center, within walking distance to the Science Museum of Minnesota and the Roy Wilkins Auditorium. Free WiFi and a flat-screen TV are included in every room at Holiday Inn St. Paul Downtown. A microwave and a refrigerator are also provided in each guest room. Guests can enjoy a swim in the indoor pool or relax in the on-site hot tub. A complimentary transfer service to destinations within 4.8 km of the hotel is offered to all guests. A fitness centre is also available on the property. The Liffey, an on-site Irish Pub, offers a cozy old world charm and authentic Irish cuisine. On-site parking is offered for an additional daily charge. The Minnesota History Center, Vietnam Memorial and the banks of the Mississippi River are within 1.6 km of this hotel. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is 18 minutes’ drive away.
Upscale limited service lodging facility - Northeast corner of I-35E & County 96.
This innovative inn was originally built as a towboat in 1946, but since 1995, the tug has served as a floating bed-and-breakfast, offering five distinctive staterooms and an experience on the Mississippi River guests will not soon forget. The Pilot House suite is the hotel's premiere suite. The bedroom on the second deck affords you all the privacy and comfort you need. For a room with a view, head up the private stairway to the Wheel House. While the original captain's wheel and brass controls are interesting, the real story is the view of St. Paul's skyline, just outside the window.
