Sonder at North Loop Green

You can't beat the location if you plan to visit the ballpark (it's right across the street), plus you can watch the game from the 18th floor! The rooms were spacious and had a great view.

A couple of the bowls in the cabinet were dirty, which made me nervous that all the other dishes could be dirty, so I hand-washed those again. Parking was also pricey, but that's to be expected since you're directly across the street from the ballpark.

My husband and I had a wonderful stay here. We were in Minneapolis for his conference. Our room was beautiful clean, modern and spacious. It was so nice to stay at this apartment style hotel with a full kitchen. It’s right across the street from a light rail station. The blue line train took us from the airport to Target Field, the end of the line. It was very convenient since we didn’t rent a car. The hotel is within an easy walking distance to many eateries and entertainment venues, plus Whole Foods. Sonder shares the property & building with permanent residents who occupy the 8th-34th floors. Guests have access to their 18th floor flings with an incredible view of Target Field, you can watch

Bed & pillows were comfy. Location near stadium was amazing. From the description, I was not expecting anyone to be at a reception desk, so that was surprising. I didn't know their hours and was surprised to see them later in the evening. They said that they would text us when our room was ready, but they didn't. When we went back at 3:15, our room was ready. I could have used more interaction with them related to restaurants and a city map. There didn't seem to be anything readily available.

Convenience to restaurants and stores.

Having to use a code to enter the bldg, not getting my room cleaned up daily and only enough coffee for 2 days.

Second time staying at this location and it’s been amazing both times. Location across the street from Target Field was perfect for us as we were going to a ballgame. It’s also on the main Blue/Green lines for transit so you can zip around the city with ease. The full kitchen was great, especially since we were traveling with a toddler. The 18th floor common area is a great place to hang out before the game. Only negative thing about the property is the parking as you have to pay a third party to park, and the garage in the building can sellout.

I loved the lobby — tasteful decor and it smelled great. My one-bedroom had a nice view of the city, and I even caught the fireworks show after the Twins game from the patio. I enjoyed the views from the 18th floor lounge, overlooking not only Target Field but also the whole city of Minneapolis and beyond. Sonder is right across the street from the Light Rail, to boot, which made for easy access from MSP airport. I would 100 percent recommend this place.

Amazing Stay, But Watch Out — $200+ for Parking Two Cars for One Night! Review: The hotel itself was fantastic, beautiful, modern, and clean. The Sonder staff were very pleasant and accommodating, and I truly appreciated the quality of the space. It was exactly what my wife and I were hoping for on our weekend away. The view of the city and Target Field from the rooftop was stunning, and the location in the North Loop is perfect for walking to restaurants, breweries, and downtown spots. Sonder’s check-in process was smooth, and the unit felt upscale and thoughtfully designed. But here’s the big warning: we were charged over $200 for parking just two cars for less than 24 hours in the connected garage managed by Interstate Parking. The posted signage listed a $10 weekend rate and a $26 max for 24 hours, so this charge made absolutely no sense. I even asked the on-site parking attendant if the posted “event rate” would override the overnight rate, and was told “No, the overnight rate applies” but that wasn’t honored. Interstate Parking later applied a second “event rate” the next morning, when no event was taking place, and still has not provided any itemized receipt or consistent explanation. Sonder did respond kindly when I brought it to their attention, and I hope they’ll advocate more actively on behalf of guests. This parking issue undermines what was otherwise a really enjoyable experience. If you plan to stay here which I do recommend for everything else confirm parking policies in advance or consider nearby alternatives. Don’t get caught off guard like we did.

Excellent location and check in process was very simple

Parking took a while to figure out, slightly difficult to navigate if you haven’t been there before.

Very clean, boutique apartment complex. Staff was excellent! Loved the apartment layout. Balcony with view of ballpark. Comfortable bed

Beware of parking. The parking garage says it will do 3 or 5 day passes but when we went to pay they wanted to charge $240 for three days as opposed to $82. Park on the street and pay max of $30/day. Have no fear we did not pay the outrageous fee(we complained and they comped us); however, just highly recommend you forego using the parking garage. Street parking is much easier and in the end cheaper