The Marquette Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton

The Marquette Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, offers a level of excellence that is immediately apparent upon arrival. The staff delivers impeccable service with professionalism and care. The rooms are spacious, exceptionally clean, and well-appointed, providing a quiet and luxurious retreat in the heart of downtown. Breakfast selections are varied and thoughtfully curated, catering to both refined and casual palates. Parking, often a challenge in urban settings, was remarkably convenient and efficient. For travelers seeking comfort, sophistication, and seamless access to downtown Minneapolis, The Marquette Hotel is an outstanding choice.

Thought we were getting a great view. You pay more for premium view, but all you look at is other glass buildings!! There is no microwave in the room. We stayed on Easter because of a funeral the next day. Nothing was open to eat, so we brought popcorn for dinner. NOT A MICROWAVE in the room. Had to take an elevator down 12 floors to the microwave, and it kept blowing a fuse (or breaker?) Toilet wouldn't flush at all. It is absolutely not worth the money, especially to pay extra for view and not have a view at all. The front desk person was very nice though, and the kids did get to play 🎱 pool, but that was all! Wouldn't stay again.

I’ve stayed at the Marquette Hotel at least a dozen times, and it’s always been a solid choice, especially for business trips. Most recently, I stayed there with my girlfriend while traveling, and the location is unbeatable. It’s central and convenient for getting around, which makes it a great spot for both work and leisure. One thing I wish the hotel offered was a pool, but otherwise, the amenities are solid. Breakfast at the Jolliet House is always a highlight—delicious and a great way to start the day. The hotel also offered an early check-in for an additional $30, which was helpful. However, I did have some issues with the underground parking. Every time I inserted my parking ticket, the gate wouldn’t open, and I had to wait for security to manually assist me. This was a bit inconvenient, especially when I had to be at specific places at certain times. If no one was available to help, it would’ve been a real hassle. I did bring this up to management, so hopefully, they address it. The gym was nice, but keep in mind that parking is an additional $40 per night. Overall, it’s a decent hotel, but a few improvements could make the stay even better.

I stayed three nights at this hotel and I really enjoyed it the whole time. The restaurant Joliet was wonderful. The food was really good and when I went for the breakfast bar eggs Benedict came with the meal. They brought me so much eggs Benedict that I had to call my friend and have come down and help me eat them. At the end of the meal, as I was getting up, they offered me a box full of different rolls and muffins to take home. My friends meal was free so I gave them an extra large tip of $10. The only minor convenience was that they only had one bed and a kind of bed couch, But I may do

Shoutout to Andrew for his amazing service even before my arrival and during with giving us recommendations and accommodating us for our birthday. He’s one to look out for when it comes to guest service! Katelyn was the sweetest in the evening and was very quick with our request as well. And last but definitely not least Joshua for the night audit was just lovely and went out of his way to help us during some mishaps throughout our stay. Could not have chosen a better hotel to welcome me back to this chilly city but thanks to these guys they made it just a little bit better.

First time staying here and the actual hotel and room is really nice. Issue is the service in the 3rd floor restaurant is mediocre at best and the food really not good. The bar service on the ground floor is really bad staff too busy talking rather than serving. I sat at the bar waiting to get a drink for 10 minutes while the bar tender was laughing and joking with customers. When I waved my hands on the air a customer next to me looked at me a rolled her eyes at the service I said this is unbelievable to her and the bar tender saw this and came with a serious attitude asking "what did you say" I just asked her for a drink. I am a lifetime Diamond with Hilton and almost never have to post negative reviews and I take no pleasure in this one but the facts are the facts and I hope the hotel listens.

Booked a deluxe suite at the Marquette, and it was nice! The suite was clean all throughout, and had plenty of seating for multiple people. The windows throughout the rooms were nice, and the bed was comfy. Bathroom was spacious and we loved the decent countertop space on the bathroom sink. Hotel had on-site self parking, which was $38 a day. Glad we didn't have to park elsewhere in the Minneapolis cold! We did not try the on-site restaurants. I really liked how they had ice packs on our floor that is stored in a drawer. Definitely would stay here again!

This hotel is special. We were acknowledged by the front desk as soon as we entered the building and they assisted us quickly with smiles. We were given room 652, a king corner room. The room was tastefully decorated. We entered into a foyer that had a closet, refrigerator, and coffee/tea station. From there you could go into the large bathroom. I loved that there were two racks for the hand towels. The bedroom was large and contained a bench at the bottom of the bed, a couch, a desk and a dresser. There are two night stands with plenty of usb plugs and outlets. The clock has a wireless charger on top of it. There are more usb plugs on the desks. There was plenty of lighting in the room. The pillows were great. I could feel the springs in the mattress, but the bed was still comfortable.|The location is perfect if you are staying downtown. The hotel has a side door and you walk right into the courtyard of the IDS Center. From the second floor you can use the Skywae and walk all over downtown without stepping outside into the cold. We were close to Target, Walgreen's, Dayton's, and many more restaurants and shops. The Nicollet Mall area is at the end of the block.|During our stay we were able to use the pool table. There is also a foosball and shuffleboard table inside the Jolliet restaurant. We ate the buffet breakfast there. | The servers were friendly, and the view is great. The TopGolf rooms looked like fun but we didn't have time to use them on this visit.