Cambria Hotel Minneapolis Downtown

Hospitality

Limited connectivity for a few hours on the second day

You can see a new building, a beautiful interior, clean corridors, and modern door opening and elevator control technologies. The room is almost clean, and it has everything you need (hairdryer, iron, ironing board, microwave, TV, and air conditioning).

The parking lot is unclearly assigned, as it is separated by a fence from the main building. Paying via a QR code on the fence was $26 per day, paying via reception at the hotel was $28. Many Uber drivers drove into it and waited there, wasting my time. There were some hairs in the room.

I have stayed here 3 times. This was the first time I was given a room facing the street and I did hear road noise. And the bus terminal and parking garage, on the other side of the street, has music playing 24/7 to ward off un-housed tents/sleeping outside folks. I wear earbuds. Even if I didn’t it wouldn’t be too bad of noise. Just be aware of this. Otherwise, I highly recommend.

Very clean comfortable beds restaurant and bar on site

The room was clean and comfortable and quite roomy. There were restaurants within blocks so we could walk to them. Staff was very welcoming and friendly

Website stated ‘free parking’, but upon arrival, was charged a mandatory $25 parking fee.

The parking ramp across from the Cambria had extremely loud music going on the whole night. First we got ear plugs but that didn't really help so we moved and you could still hear it but it was not as loud. Unfortunately we won't be back, love the location and it is a beautiful hotel just extremely sad they are affected by something out of their control.

Floor in room was dirty. We had asked for adjoining rooms 4 months ahead of reservation date and we were told that would not be a problem; our rooms were three floors apart.