Celeste of St Paul

We cancelled our stay, the photos do not describe the rooms at all. We booked a large suite, the rooms were bare, dusty with mold and other things on the edges of the carpet. It smelled bad and overall just had a seedy vibe.

The Celeste is a charming old conservatory that's now a hotel. As the title indicates, the conservatory used to be run / inhabited by nuns, and you get that as soon as you set foot inside and throughout the building. Overall, my stay was really pleasant. The location is quiet, is close to many restaurants, is next to a tram line, and is across from a Catholic church whose interior is beautiful! I would stay here again.

I loved every minute of my stay at Celeste - and ended up reading about its fascinating history - first as St. Agatha's from the late 1800s, and then as a hotel since the 1960s. Wonderful rooms, great breakfast, and peace and quiet :)

The staff at this hotel was very friendly and definitely made the check in and check out process easy! It’s a gorgeous location though the rooms themselves were more humble in design. During our stay it had rained and the floor near my bed (the side with the tv and ac) had become wet. I am unsure how this happened as it occurred during the night. I’m curious as how this happened since we were not on the top floor nor saw anything that would suggest a leak, and the spot did not exist before we entered the room. The staff did take note of this issue as we had checked out.

Liked the convent vibe

The discrepancy between what booking.com said it was going to cost 139 or 162 and it actually cost 186. I know taxes and whatnot are added but seems a little extreme

We will come back to this hotel when staying in St.Paul. Especially liked our room on the 6th floor, where we had views of the Capital from Cedar Street, heard the bells of St. Louis King of France Church, and walked to the Thai Sawtdee Restaurant both within 5 minutes walking distance.

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I would recommend you give this spot a try, it is a nice space. I will stay again. Given that, I don’t really like its exact location due to the kind of activity that happens within those couple of blocks but during the day we were fine walking to and from our locations to explore the city. The breakfast was a bit lame.

My wife and I spent a weekend staycation up from Rochester We left rested and connected with much owed to both the happy and welcoming staff and the beautiful and unique hotel The Celeste is a happy place, very clean and has the best staff We enjoyed a first night drink and talk in the lobby Bar Our room had a great view of the capital The breakfasts and coffee were top notch I even enjoyed a quick workout in the small but enough gym Did I mention how clean everything was?