Radisson RED Minneapolis Downtown

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. It's a modern boutique hotel in a decent location in downtown Minneapolis. If you're coming from out of town for a Vikings game, this is where you want to stay. The hotel is only about 3 blocks from the US Bank stadium. Walkability rating is about a 6 or 7 as far as closeness to variety of dining and shopping. They have a pretty good bar/restaurant downstairs (but don't sleep in or think you'll be able to get a late night meal). There are a few bars and restaurants within 2-3 blocks and some others that are about a 15-20 minute walk. If you're visiting for site-seeing or going to a Timberwolves game, everything else is about 10-15 minutes away by car (depending on traffic of course). There is a mini fridge in the room (plus), but the microwave is shared by the entire floor and is in the hallway in front of the elevator. So don't think you'll be savoring any leftovers. The shower is a great size and has an rain showerhead above. There is also a handheld shower wand, but it's hard to manage not getting your hair wet when it's in the holder. The bed is comfortable and there is decent storage space for luggage. My biggest complaint is that the room door is LOUD. If you don't close it slowly yourself, it slams shut and echoes in the hallway. You can also hear people in the hallway. Overall, I would definitely stay here again and recommend it for any travelers. Don't forget to take your selfie on the wall camera in the lobby when you're passing through.

I recently stayed at this hotel and, unfortunately, my experience was underwhelming. I was booked for 9 days and canceled my stay after only one evening. From the moment I walked in, the overall atmosphere felt more like a nightclub than a relaxing place to stay. Many guests appeared to be dressed for nightlife, which may appeal to some but wasn’t what I was expecting for a hotel environment. The front desk staff did not present a professional image—both in appearance and demeanor. First impressions matter, and I expected more polished and welcoming service from a hospitality establishment. The interior décor gave off a dark and moody vibe that felt more unsettling than stylish and the hallway felt more like an institute like I was a contestant on the hunger games. This might appeal to certain aesthetics, but it didn’t create a restful or inviting environment for me. Most concerning was the lack of functioning air conditioning. The hallways and main lobby were very warm - even to where the receptionist was sweating at all times. My room was cooled to 78° upon arrival and never cooled below 74°F, even with the thermostat set lower, which made sleeping uncomfortable. They informed me the AC is “motion detected” and would turn off when I was sleeping or not in the room during the day. While I understand that every hotel has its own style and demographic, this one didn’t meet the basic expectations I had for comfort, service, and atmosphere. I wouldn’t choose to stay here again nor would I recommend it for my family, friends, or others.

First night I was pretty unhappy with the parking situation. No parking at the hotel and had to park two blocks away in some dark garage. Was a pure joy trying to drag suitcases down those stairs, then down the street two blocks to the hotel. Day 2 I was able to get a spot at the hotel after talking to the sweet guy at thw front desk. Rooms are nice, have a mini fridge, wasted a lot of time on that word search on the bathroom wall. Lol. Only issue was parking, and no real view of anything great from any room. Convenience though!!! Fast walk over to the Vikings game through the skyway attached to hotel, avoided the massive security crowds taking this way. Restaurant food is good and service was fantastic. My son met a few other young boys in the game room and had a blast. I'd definitely stay here again, but find different parking.

Loved being right downtown near restaurants and within walking distance of my show. Room was spacious and the bathroom was clean with huge shower. Underground parking was easy to find and access. Staff was super helpful and quick to get me checked in and checked out.

Room is fine with new age artwork, bed seems fine, bathroom is a little weird but interesting(not sure about the square toilet yet), staff has been friendly and mostly helpful, parking could be better but not bad, not hard to get to and so far has been easy to get out to other spots. This hotel is in a great location to go to the NFL stadium(about a 5 minute slow walk).

Not a lot of frills in the room, but it was quite comfortable and quiet. Amazingly quiet for being downtown. I could not hear noise from the hallway or rooms on either side of me. What a treat. I will book again as it is easy walking distance to some wonderful sights, good food, coffee and drinks.

If I could give zero stars I would. I had to call their corporate and Expedia to get anything done. They promised the manager as they told Expedia which I have all in writing to refund me for a PREPAID booking. I was charged twice. On my 5th day there ( that’s how long it took) I got a supposed refund and I still don’t see anything on my account! The paper receipts and email they sent was bullshit. I also was told by front desk they were going to call the police just to get me out of there face because they didn’t know how to help me. I had to switch rooms because the heater didn’t work when it’s -1 degrees in November! Insane never stay here if you do GOODLUCK

Positive: Location. Relativity quite. Beds were nice. Daytime staff were friendly Negative: The room was very basic for the cost. The refrigerator was too small, the shower floor was so slick we had to put towels down to stand up (lacking hand holds). We were charged $2.80 for every bottle of water, which was used for coffee.

I actually like this place. Very conveniently located downtown. Very modern, arsty, clean and friendly. What more could one want, really? Check in was easy. Comfortable beds. Very modern and welcoming room. My only problem was in the bathroom. While super clean and even having instructions on the shower, I still managed to douse myself unexpectedly and have water spill out of the area. And don't get me started on the square toilet... I know it's nothing major, but it just threw me off. Very convenient parking available also. And price wise not bad.

Easy check-in, parking on-site (extra fee) comfortable bed, clean room. I also learned dogs stay free! I just adopted a dog and am excited to be able to potentially include him when I travel. I'll be looking for more Radisson RED locations!

It Was So Close To The Stadium And Room Is Cozy Front Desk Was So Helpful It Was A Great First Time Experience The Only Down Side For Me It's Pet Friendly Walking In The Hall Way I Picked Up Dog Hair On My Pants Not A Deal Breaker

So I booked three different nights I want to start off by saying this property is very beautiful and very upscale I was caught off guard because of the price very budget affordable .. I do wanna say that not all of the staff is friendly.. a few weird interactions Great location expect the fact that it's a cross the street from a homeless shelter and not all those people are friendly But you definitely have a lot of options for food and exploring, but do be mindful. Everything closes so early downtown. We were not able to find food after 10:30 PM.

Immediately, employees were kind and welcoming to my sister and I. They wished her a happy birthday and offered an upgrade for her birthday which we accepted. It's a secure facility and we booked the hotel last minute for the Kehlani concert. The front desk staff (i cant remember their name, but beautiful soul) was so friendly and gave us directions to the Armory which I appreciated greatly. Our server Brooke served exactly what we needed and the food was affordable, delicious and perfect. I was a breakfast cook and a barista at one point, I know quality and this place has it at an attainable price. I wanna come back with my family and the kids would love this spot. It's also dog friendly!

Before arriving at the hotel, I called to ask a question about our room. I was put on hold several times and eventually was hung up on each time. Parking for this hotel was over one city block away - even though their website says they have their own on site parking. One little podium at the entrance for checking into the hotel. Even if there were no customers at the podium, we were rarely greeted. The room was just okay. No doors on the shower and no bathroom counter space. When we left the building, the automatic doors did not open all the way - the workers at the front desk didn't offer to assist and seemed oblivious to the problem.

Stayed here for work. location ok, typical downtown. lots of homeless or loitering people but also a big police presence. Hotel is pretty secure. employees we interacted with were very nice. It is clean. The down side is that we found the furniture rather worn and uncomfortable. the desk/table had patches of paint scratched off. we had a king bed and the pillows were the size of a small throw pillow. towels were small. Just not great for us. we ate at the restaurant too, super friendly, fresh food that is your typical hotel fare. plenty of other restaurants for any taste in the area.

We tried out three different Radissons on our trip to The Twin Cities, and I have to say, Radisson Red Minneapolis was our favorite. Underground heated parking, attached to the hotel. No need to be exposed to the elements while entering or exiting your car. That is wonderful. Because it SNOWED when we were here. (Mid October!) Now it's going to run you $32 per day, but I think it's totally worth it. The rooms are clean, comfortable and hip. We had a corner suite with two windows, so we received plenty of light. And the windows had two sets of shades, one for privacy (that still admitted plenty of light), and a total blackout shade which was perfect for sleeping. The bed and linens were comfortable and I appreciated the seating area with table and cool light fixtures throughout. Did I mention this place is dog friendly? It seems like dogs are accepted many places in Minneapolis; I see so many out with their owners. Add this hotel to the list that thinks dogs are part of the family! There is a fabulous restaurant/bar attached to the lobby, OUI. Only downside is that it has limited hours. We wanted to grab a drink while we waited to check in (we arrived early) and it wasn't open. The location of the hotel is also great, close to many museums, and a Trader Joe's just around the corner. Also a grassy park a block away where you can walk your pooch. All in all we had a great stay, and this will be our go-to next time we are in Minneapolis!

Absolutely awful hotel, no parking we had to park in a parking garage on the next block, I don't recommend staying here, the front desk people don't help you, I had to ask 3 times to get my room clean , and the night restaurant manager on Sunday was rude and awful, way too overpriced, everything is overpriced, don't stay here

It's modern and I like it! A lot. Now this might not be to everyone's taste but it's not overtop avant-garde Jackson Pollock. See my pics. Hotel parking is expensive but meter parking is available and inexpensive as long as your not parking more than 4 hours otherwise Houston we have a problem. Overnight street parking is free. It's in the heart of the city with enough security features that you feel safe such as elevator access only with your key card and the TV is huge!

We loved this place! It has such a cool vibe! We had an issue with our room at first and they fixed it right away! The bed were comfy, the location is amazing and overall we had a great great stay! I would definitely come visit here again!!

My wife & I had such a pleasant stay at the Radisson RED. Our 1st time at the RED made quite an impression. Was greeted with a smile by Imani at the front desk. Since it was late when we checked it, Imani offered some good restaurants on where we could grab our food as we were new to Minneapolis. Imani was super helpful whenever we needed her assistance. Breakfast at the RED was exceptional, given the limited items they had. Conveniently placed right next to the US Bank stadium. Rad RED would be our top pick at Minneapolis moving fwd.

I would totally stay here again! Not sure if I would recommend it to my more "high maintenance" friends, but I would for sure book here if I were ever in Minneapolis again. Small studio style rooms with modern decor and sustainable electricity and standard hotel amenities. There were refillable shower caddies (which I love). I wish instead of bar soap there would be a caddy for that too, but all supplies were of solid quality and smelled great. Rooms were a little small, but definitely adequate for our one night visit. Beds were comfy, there were plenty of channels on the Ultra HD TV. There is a gym that is key card access 24 hours. It's small, but decent. I went in around 5am and no one was there, but when I came back down at 830, it was pretty full. I didnt find any of the issues the other reviewers mentioned; no weird smells, no pests, my check in was efficient and polite and parking was easy (we paid for the hotel parking in their garage). There isnt room service, but the in house restaurant was decent for to go dinner (it was raining, but there seemed to be solid places to go in the vicinity). This is a dog friendly hotel, but there is little to no green space for dog "business". Just a warning in case your pooch is picky about where they go.

Rooms are good. Bed is comfortable. Lots of plugs for your devices. Cool furniture. Cool rooms. Nice light. Good big windows. No view. No nightlife in the hotel. A little off the beaten path of the cooler neighborhoods and downtown area. I would stay here if I was with my kids I would never stay here with my wife on a date weekend.

Stayed here for work function & it was interesting.......maybe a little too hipster for me but I wouldn't count out staying here in the future so have to think that makes it A-OK The room itself made me feel like I was in an A-HA video The beds were comfy. The tv was incredibly annoying as the internet / streaming service they use cut out EVERY 2 min & was constantly buffering so it made it impossible to watch anything Bath products were never refreshed - the hotel-sized supply you have when you arrive is all you're going to get the entirety of your stay but the bathroom itself had a quirky & funny subliminal message in the grayed out alphabet that spelled out brush, floss & flush when you looked in the mirror......& I say "yes - do that" to all three The heating was also interesting as I had it set on something ridiculous like 78 & the room was still freezing. So for looking for a place that's close in proximity to our offices & the indoor walkways, this was a nice place. But you need to get into your hipster mindset beforehand

I think we probably lucked out with this place based on the other reviews but we had a fantastic stay at the Red. Granted, we came on my birthday weekend when there wasn't a Vikings game going on (the stadium is right across the street from the hotel). Everything was nice and quiet, just the way we like it :) Parking was easy - we got the passes with the in/out privileges and I felt that the garage was safe. We also had a corner room with a great view of the city and got to see everyone walking around in their Halloween costumes. The bed was comfy and there was plenty of room for the three of us - me, hubs, and our corgi - to move around. The bathroom was interesting... square toilets are weird. Especially for someone blessed with a booty like yours truly. Water pressure in the shower was great and I loved the toiletries they provided. All of the employees were super friendly and really doted on our dog (that will always give you bonus points, FYI). I felt like all of my needs were met staying here and we would stay here again in a heartbeat.

Hotel is bright, cleaned and has great staffs. Although the hotel has construction at round it, I didn't have any noise problems. Public parking is across the hotel and reasonable. Hotel is easy access to nearby restaurants and the City Mill.

This hotel was home for three nights while in downtown MPLS recently on business. The location was very convenient to work, the light rail station, a couple restaurants, and a Caribou Coffee location. The staff was very helpful for anything I needed. This hotel has a quirky feel to it -- definitely not conventional. If that's your thing, you may not like it here. In fact, one of my coworkers stays at another nearby hotel because the Radisson Red is a bit "too eclectic" for him. It's just about your personal taste. The rooms have cool furniture, big TV, lots of electrical outlets, and a comfy bed. The floors are hardwood, so it echoes a bit. It has a gym and some game tables downstairs, as well as a snack cooler case. There is a restaurant, but it doesn't serve lunch. Breakfast was okay. The shower is cool, but there is absolutely not enough counter space...in fact, there was no counter space in my room. Not sure about other rooms. I'd stay here again, though -- I liked it.

Over priced for what they offer, no microwave in the rooms. Limited sink area, limited mirrors. Restaurant and bar VERY LIMITED HOURS AND MENU. Front desk only open when they feel like it. Join their club??? WHY?

Ate at their restaurant at a dog friendly event. Had their tater tot special - really good, French Toast - not bad and Biscuits and Gravy which was good but had way too little gravy (needed like 3-4 times more). So a lot of the biscuit was dry or uncoated. But what was there tasted good. We really liked their dog friendly event!!

Never heard of Radisson Red or Blu hotels until I was in a bind to find a place to stay while in Minneapolis. Usually stay at the Kimpton Grand, but for some reason that hotel and most others in the area were booked on one of the night's I was there. Found Radisson Red and booked it. It is a hip (but not hipster) hotel in Downtown East just a couple of blocks from the historic Mill Park and Stone Arch Bridge. The hotel staff is so friendly and accommodating. Being from Los Angeles, I'm not used to that sort of nice. They were very helpful and took care of any of your room needs and answered any questions you might've had. The room, like the lobby, is minimalist and nice. Plenty of outlets for all of your devices and free bottled water (you can get more free bottles from the grab-and-go shop in the lobby too). It's also very dog friendly. Ate at the restaurant (Oui Bar) my first night and it was delicious and had to try their Orange Slushie made with Tito's vodka. Can't complain about that. If you're into sports, it's super close, like two blocks close, from the US Bank Stadium, where the Minnesota Vikings play and 1 mile from both the Target Center and Target Field where the Minnesota Timberwolves and Twins play respectively. About the same distance to First Ave (the legendary music venue where Purple Rain was filmed). Pleasantly surprised by this hotel and will very likely stay here if/when I return to Minneapolis.

Stayed here through a deal on Expedia. The hotel was cheap so I thought there had to be some catch or it would be dumpy - it was neither. I believe the hotel opened up in December 2016 so it is fairly new. The concept of the hotel is interesting and I've never seen a place like it. It is geared towards a younger set or those young at heart. Unlike other hotels, they refuse to use the color beige in their decor. Instead, the place is decked out in bright red, black, white, etc. it really makes the place pop, in addition to all of the cool graphics that line the walls. There's a great smell to the place oddly and I believe it's the Elixir Black Pepper body wash, shampoo and conditioner they provide in all of their bathrooms. The hotel was super clean and staff was very helpful. You won't find staff walking around in stiff, navy or black suits here. Instead, you'll find young people dressed in their own clothes - denim jackets, jeans and tshirts ready to assist you. This makes the place feel super casual which isn't a bad thing, but it also made it hard to decipher who actually worked there. Perhaps they should wear name tags at least. There's no check in area really. You can check in on your own on the lobby computer or there's a very small desk with a laptop that is usually manned by one of the employees. There's a small restaurant in the lobby called OUI Bar and Kitchen. They have stuff to grab and go but also offer table service. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner and are open 6am-11pm. They also have cocktails. The menu is sort of small and you won't find your average hamburger here but it's not totally out there, I think even a picky eater would be able to find something they like. There's a playroom where you can watch movies or play ping pong etc, I didn't get to take advantage of that. There's a 24 hour gym that's tiny but there if you need it. My only gripe is the parking. There's a handful of spots behind the hotel that are free. However, if they're filled, you'll have to park in their garage located next door. It's $25 per day which isn't cheap but cheaper than most. However, there's no parking attendant. You have to get into the garage by swiping a key that has to be set up for you by an employee. My key didn't work most of the time and I kept having to call the office for them to let me in. It was the only part of the hotel experience I found to be inconvenient. Other than that, this hotel was fantastic and I would definitely stay again. Radisson is definitely on to something with this concept.

Great location, nice rooms. The bar down stairs has crappy staff which was the downfall.

The hotel was super clean, modern, and the staff was incredibly friendly (I posted up a couple times at the bar to have coffee, and engaged in some great conversation with the waitstaff.) The only reason why I couldn't give it a 5-star rating is because the hotel alarm clock wasn't reset, and it woke me up at 2AM in the morning :( Maybe housekeeping should check that as part of their "to-do" list when getting a room ready? I plan on trying to stay here again!

This hotel looks great in photos and is in a great location, but that is where anything positive ends. We stayed here for a girls' weekend. The first night, we had to ask to move rooms because of the loud music and yelling in the next room. We moved and had a similar (slightly quieter) issue. It turns out the walls are paper thin. You can hear every word of normal volume conversations next door. The tile floors must run through all the rooms because you can feel the people next door walking like they are in your room. The lighting is awful. There are only a couple of lamps and a big window, so after nightfall, you can barely see. The bathroom actually has good lighting, but the walls are made of frosted glass, so if someone uses the bathroom in the night, the whole room illuminates. There is a sink with absolutely zero vanity space and the desk space in the room, where someone would have room to set their toiletries, has no mirror (and awful lighting). Also, the shower has no door, and hasn't been designed well, so the bathroom floor is covered in water. The hallway door doesn't shut without slamming it (which lots of people learned, from the sound of it), the "do not dIsturb" sign is so cleverly hidden in the room number sign we didn't find it until the last day, they do not have adequate parking (we got to pay $30/day to park in an uncovered lot, and it just happened to be during a blizzard), and pretty much nothing makes sense about the layout or furniture in the room. Oh, and we were told we had queen beds, but they were very definitely double beds. We were excited to stay in this new and trendy hotel, but it was extremely disappointing. I would never even consider staying here again, and have warned my friends and family against it as well.

I get it. This is supposed to be a cool modern hipster hotel, modeled after the trend in European hospitality making its way throughout the US. But there is an issue. On the side of the building in huge white letters against a red background reads, "WE ARE YOUR BIGGEST FAN." The issue with this brand promise is that when staying here you don't feel like Radisson Red is a fan at all, let alone my BiGGEST FAN. To no fault of the staff, the Raddison Red decided to strip down one of the most important components in their industry: hospitality. As a business traveler, spending time away from home, staying at one hotel after another in three different states in one week, you need all the hospitality you can get to take your mind off of missing your family. The little things become extremely important. This morning, I woke up with an enormous headache. I asked the front desk where they sold Tylenol. The polite receptionist replied, "We don't sell those things here. There is a gas station three block a away." So, I trek four blocks to a gas station at 6:30am for over the counter meds. The whole walk to and fro the gas station all I could think of was, "How do they not have a little kiosk or shelf that has these things?" Prior to staying at the Red, I was in Omaha at a Holiday Inn Express. The offered a free breakfast, happy hour, and has a small little shop with anything I needed to make my stay more enjoyable, including Tylenol. I was bummed that my company booked me there but after staying there, I felt the Holiday Inn Express hotel and staff went above and beyond to ensure I felt right at home. A cool and modern hotel means nothing if it is missing hospitality. If I had one word to describe the Red, it would be "cold." But if you're into that kind of thing, go for it. If you want a hostel experience, then the Red is your place. I recommend a Blu or a Holiday Inn Express.

Elevator and hallway to our room smelled like marijuana. DJ played until 3 am; our bedroom was shaking. Needless to say we did not actually get any sleep here. We just came to the wrong place for a nice getaway weekend. If you plan on staying out til dawn and maybe also plan on getting high, then this would be the place for you!

'Impressed" is the word I would use to define the night my husband and I stayed at this hotel. Make mighty sure that you bring your phone charger with you because everything from checking into our room, to riding the elevator, to communicating with their wonderful staff was via our phone. This place is very current while surprisingly comfortable. Even the picnic like table and different more cleanable plastic like upright chairs in our room were actually useful-no icky dirty fabric sofas. Our room had a solid-like clean wood like flooring-no carpeting, great lighting with dimmer switches, air circulation that we never had to turn off or on- a first ever in a hotel room! The only complaint with our room is that the shower control was a bit confusing to use.. and I don't think I am that dumb! I just don't want to work that hard to work a fancy spigot at 8 am in the morning-just give me water. The main floor Oui Bar & Kitchn surprised us and we had both dinner and breakfast here-very limited menu-but glad we gave it a try. It was snowing out..so staying "in" we thought was a bummer but turned out to be fantastic. The service people were super relaxed and friendly. Sari our server loved our toy poodle-who enjoyed our visit to this hotel maybe as much or more than we did. If you are going to a game at new U.S. Bank Vikings Stadium-I would stay here.

Excellent location for the Viking game. Good quality room. No room view. Parking was awkward and under ground. Had to pay in advance and get out of car and go to the check in. Didn't like they charged me for coming one hour early.

I love staying here. Huge comfy king rooms, Right in the center of downtown.. near all of the attraction & restaurants. They have a great breakfast (( When the restaurants open due to Covid :( )) Otherwise there's also food trucks that have amazing food (you'd be surprised) Right outside the doors. Within three minutes walking distance to your local Starbucks.. The staff is always great & cleaning lady always on point. I typically have my service dog with me and this time around they actually remembered her name which was sweet... so zero complaints. If I'm not Airbnbing, I'm staying here

This place has the worst fucking manager for the bar area I've ever seen. He decided to think it was okay to throw up deuces as he told our group that the bartender we spoke to on the phone was wrong about the happy hour prices, while being a condescending prick. We are just fine paying full price for apps, and the waiter was nice, but the manager was just a fucking douche and made us decide to never come back.

Food - A+ Service - A+ Atmosphere - Clean & Artistic Music - Perfect Breakfast: Eggs Bene, Waffles & Avocado Toast Lunch: Fish Tacos, Beet Salad, Burger, Ham & Gouda Taters Dessert: Smores! We took a Selfie & played a game of Ping Pong The manager guy had a stylin suit with holiday lights in the upper coat pocket. How fun is that? We'll be back! Linda & Eric

You would think its Radisson and have certain expectations, sorry they might be squashed. It surprises you as well as gives you a shock. Its modern, chic, cool, however, my experience wasn't the best. I checked in around midnight to find out they had already checked somebody in on my reservation. Later, found out it was someone who had the last name starting with the same alphabet. Hello !! After about 45 minutes, I was checked in. Not the best time to wait in the lobby and let them figure out the reason. The breakfast was served in a to-go box and a plastic fork when I am seated in the dining area. This is not cool, sub-standard.

The general manager Daniel Dedecker made what was already a difficult experience for us much worse. Our catalytic converter was stolen from our vehicle after the staff placed us in their lot at the furthest parking spot from the building, despite an almost completely empty lot. When we expressed frustration about our car being damaged in their lot, we were met with no sympathy and a dismissive attitude from the general manager. In order to have police visit the scene, we needed to confirm that there were security cameras on the premises. Despite a visible camera near our car and signage stating that the premises was under 24 hr surveillance, Daniel Dedecker refused to confirm that the police would be able to access the security footage. We asked to have our room comped for the negative experience and Daniel Dedecker refused, at one point even implying that we were lying about what happened. We experienced a basic lack of customer service, resistance, and a rude attitude during a very stressful situation for us. We will not return to this establishment and will advise any others not to do so.

The hotel looks great online but once you have arrived you will find that the hallways are filled with a strong pet urine oder and if you're allergic to fleas or dander you will suffer. I have been sick from the oder and allergens since arriving. They don't have a parking service or any services for that matter. The rooms have a shower product caddy but they don't supply products, the tiny refrigerator does not get cold and this is also a travesty since you will not have access to any room service. The downstairs restaurant was also booked so we could not order, with the lack of available options in the area for food this was just one more reason this hotel is not a choice a person should make when looking for someplace to stay. The topper was zero movie channels and internet and cellular service that drops continually. A recap: Poor service No amenities Terrible internet Weak cellular Fleas Urine Filthy Area is under developed Zero access to basic needs Look for another option when traveling to Minnesota or anywhere would be better than the Raddison Hotels. This was a completely horrific hotel experience

I really enjoyed my stay at the Radisson, enough so that I felt the need to write a review! Price: I managed to get a pretty good price on my stay, beating out airbnbs in awkward areas or nearby hotels. Location: Visiting from NYC and being incapable of driving, the Radisson was a perfect hub for my stay, allowing me to use the public transit. It was a few blocks from the Blue train line from the airport as well as a few blocks from every bus route I ended up using during my stay. Allowed easy access to the Mall of America, Minnesota State fair and some breweries and restaurants I wanted to check out. Decor: The hotel is extremely clean and sleek looking. I've seen complaints from other reviews citing it as trying too hard or looking "too hipster" - being from New York, I can comfortably say this is nowhere near as Hipstery as a lot of Brooklyn. I felt the Hotel came off as a quirky "something new" vibe. But honestly, the sleek design just reinforced the idea that it was clean. Which is really what I look for in a hotel's decor. Service: The staff member at the front desk was super helpful during check-in, printing some documents I needed printed, and checkout. There's an app and automated kiosk available that I didn't use. Gym: My stay was filled with Minnesotan fried foods so made good use of the gym. Few used the space while I was there so it was a nice quiet time utilizing the stationary bikes and treadmills. Very clean, no foul gym odor. Room: The room was great - bed was probably the easiest I've ever slept in a hotel. Large television was great - hooked up my Amazon Firestick and was able to catch the Game of Thrones finale in great quality. Room had the essentials - ironing board, mini fridge, glasses for drinks, shampoo/body wash in the bathroom. Only mishap during my stay was that I had "do not disturb" up, left for lunch, came back and the tag was flipped, with cleaning staff having gone through my room. Wasn't a fan of that but it only happened once so I'm not upset - for all I know someone else in the hotel could have flipped it as a prank. Overall it was a great experience and I highly recommend it.

Wow what a very unique hotel! This one was for the books. Definitely made our stop on Minneapolis even cooler by staying at this rad place!

Absolutely fabulous hotel!! We booked a room off Priceline for a great price...and we didn't have any problems with check in as we arrived. We were very impressed right from when we entered! They don't have a typical deal check in, but use an iPad. At this time you can also link a downloaded app to use as your room key from your phone instead of the regular key...cool idea! The app also lets you request towels, soap, etc from the staff, as well as questions and whatnot. I love this modern concept from regular hotels! The room was AWESOME!! Again, very modern. We had a king room, which also had a nice table, able to seat about 6 people. This was perfect for having our friends over before we went out! A lot more useful than the usual chair that no one sits inside the regular hotels. All in all...check this place out...worth your time!!!!

This hotel is very contemporary which I liked. The bed was really comfortable- I slept great. I think they try too hard to be hip. Everything is super hip and over designed to the point of being annoying. There is no front desk. There was a casually dressed 20-something kid with a laptop who I mistook for a millennial hanging out in a hotel lobby. There are projections on the floor for what I don't know and the "do not disturb" sign for your room is a little slide thing that I would have never seen had not my friend known about it. The bathroom light is way too bright and turns on even if you don't want it flooding light into the room. Overall though it was in a great location, quiet and super beds.

I don't know who they think their clientele is but not the middle aged business woman. It was convenient to my meetings but it was a cross between a college dorm and IKEA. The body wash, shampoo and conditioner are all Elixer Black Pepper which is "C.O. Bigelow Barber Elixir Black Pepper Hair & Body Wash is an aromatic, rich-lathering 2-in-1 cleanser made for men infused with one-of-a-kind Elixir Black Pepper Cologne." Think teenage boy spraying themselves in strong cologne. None of the women I know want to smell like that! Full length mirror is in the closet which isn't well lit. Bathroom shelving is minimal. Next time I'll stay elsewhere and walk. The stars were only because the room was clean and the bed comfortable

Had a great stay at the Radisson Red in Downtown Minneapolis. The best part is the very modern feel to everything - large flat screen tv in the room, bright colors, outlets everywhere, ridiculously comfortable bed and bedding, giant work space, comfortable chairs, good coffee, quality bath products with a rainfall shower head, very impressive gym, all delivered by a friendly and hip younger staff, too. Chatted with a manager and bartender one afternoon while I was getting a bottle of water and they were just as hospitable as could be. Only a couple of things I would change...the bathroom lighting, which I believe they call wellness lighting, could also be called "prepare for surgery" lighting. There is no middle ground lighting option in the bathroom so it's either dark, or surgeon ready. The bathroom lights are also motion activated so they'll come on whether you want them on or not. I typically don't consider "fun" as something I want in a hotel, but I must say this visit was enjoyable and a little different than what I've come to expect. Looking forward to a future stay.

Sari , Wil, Matt and #bridgey work fantastic with each other at their OUI Bar & ktchn. The food is fantastic and the fact you can pay and do everything with yout smart phone is genius.

As a business traveler that spends 140+ night a year in hotels, this is quite possibly the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. After checking in, I went to my room to see 2 dirty towels hanging that looks like people wiped their muddy shoes on. I addressed it to the front desk and new towels were brought up 30 min later. On the last day of my 3 day stay, I woke up in the morning, pulled the sheets back to find 3 blood stains the size of silver dollars. I immediately looked all over and the blood was clearly not from me. I again addressed this with the hotel staff when I checked out and it was a very lackadaisical attitude from the hotel staff. I would definitely not be staying at this property ever again in the future.

This hotel just opened in November 2016, so everything is fresh and clean. Big props to them for maintaining it. Rooms are tastefully decorated, and very modern. Blackout shades on the windows to keep light out. Big TV. Super comfortable beds. The restaurant on the main floor has wonderful friendly staff. There is no front desk -- you will be checked in by an employee on an iPad. My only cons are with the bathroom. If you set foot in it in the middle of the night, be prepared to be blinded because the lights are motion activated. There is little to no shelf space (and no space on the sink) so you will need to use the toilet seat as a makeshift table for your skincare and makeup. Finally, if you're under 6', be prepared to get on your toes to reach the towels, as they are on a shelf that is mounted almost at the ceiling. If some tweaks could be made to the bathrooms, this would have been a 5-star stay.

BOOK THIS THROUGH A PREPAID TRAVEL SITE. THEY WILL PREAUTHORIZE YOUR STAY TWICE. Hotel is great, fabulous amenities. But, I am here for corporate purposes and they not only hit me for the amount of the stay and the $50 incidentals but they are charging me $151 plus tax every night and I will not be able to afford to get to the airport on Wednesday. I do not have a corporate card so I have paid the Joe Walsh rate of double the stay plus $50 and my stay is tax exempt but I have double paid for 3 nights. Beware. I am glad I got munchies and have a fridge because at the current rate I will have all of the money from my travel advance tied up in preauthorization and not only myself but my family back home are broke af.

If I could give this place no stars I would!!!!! Wanted a bite to eat after a long day of work and the food was close due to a party. The guest service here sucks there was no one here to check us in let alone answer any questions we had. I asked how much laundry service was and they said it wasn't to expensive for 8 i teams it was 110 dollars!!!! If you want a bedroom with a tub I dont know if they even have one here! also crappy lighting in the rooms you can't see anything in the closet cuz there isn't light around. And the lobby has a weird awful smell to it. This place sucks I would never stay at a RED again!!!!!

Ok, it's clean, but not comfortable, floor is hard and cold, very steril atmosphere, no breakfast, to expensive for what you get I will not be going back.

Totally love the style of the hotel, me and my girlfriend went out for the day came back have some drinks , Lexi was amazing bartender her service was excellent totally worth it, definitely a good experience.

I can't say enough GREAT things about this hotel and the INCREDIBLE staff here! I travel a lot for work and I am here doing interviews at The XGames and although the hotel is packed due to The XGames I can honestly say this was one of the Best experiences I've had staying in any hotel thus far. The Brilliant Staff went out of their way to do everything to make this stay absolute perfection! All the staff from the front desk to the bar were great(especially Lowell and The Manager Britt who are a joy to be around and go out of their ways to make Everyone feel special). I adore the modern vibe of the room and lobby and whenever I'm back in Minneapolis this will be The Only Hotel I stay at! I highly recommend staying here!! I adore it!