Minneapolis-Saint Paul

The 136 rooms (21 suites) include 10-foot floating ceilings, work by local artists, and luxurious Italian linens. — Travel + Leisure

This fashionable boutique hotel, steps away from the bustling Warehouse District, is a sleek, serene environment. — Fodor's

Serious art collection and an ice bar in the winter. — Not For Tourists

The place to stay in Minneapolis if you're a rock star or simply a lover of luxury. — Gayot

Ranking right alongside the Marriott and Le Meridien, this hotel's smart new Scandinavian spin generates lots of compliments from Hyatt loyalists used to status quo. — Star Service

Swanky hotel lounge with city views. — Zagat

In the heart of downtown, this facility adjoins the three-story City Center shopping mall and is within walking distance of the Target Center and much of the city's nightlife. — Frommer's

Pricey, mid-river establishment with the edge on other downtown hotels because of its delightful location and excellent restaurant. — Rough Guide

Formerly the Radisson Riverfront, a $9.2-million renovation has spruced up this hotel considerably. — Frommer's

The 214-room Westin Minneapolis offers historic charm along with all the necessary modern amenities in an upscale setting. — Oyster

Once the bland Midland Bank Building, this hotel is a successful amalgamation of old and new. — Star Service

Exceeding expectations at a popular chain hotel. — Gayot

This older, plain facility is a good bet for families on a tight budget -- the affordable inn features basic but comfortable accommodations. — Frommer's

Formerly the Regal, this hotel caters to the needs of business travelers, while at the same time featuring a variety of package options for families. — Gayot

This Best Western looks more like an old-fashioned French ski chalet than a chain hotel. — Oyster

It is one of the best full-service hotels downtown, vying with the Westin and Hyatt at the top of the ranks. — Star Service