Hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota
St. Paul, Minnesota
Hotels near St. Paul, Minnesota
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SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown
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Courtyard by Marriott St. Paul Downtown
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Residence Inn by Marriott St. Paul Downtown
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Country Inn & Suites by Radisson Roseville - St. Paul
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Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown
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Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown St. Paul
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Holiday Inn St. Paul Downtown by IHG
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Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Inver Grove Heights / Minneap
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Radisson Hotel St. Paul Downtown
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InterContinental Saint Paul Riverfront by IHG
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DoubleTree by Hilton St. Paul East
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Holiday Inn Express St. Paul S - Inver Grove Hgts by IHG
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Hampton Inn Minneapolis / St. Paul-Woodbury
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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown
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AmericInn by Wyndham Inver Grove Heights Minneapolis
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SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown
SpringHill Suites offers the spacious reliability that transforms hectic group coordination into a manageable city travel experience.
- Complimentary breakfast eliminates morning meal planning in an unfamiliar city
- In-room kitchenettes reduce dining costs during extended city stays
- 24-hour fitness center maintains routines regardless of city schedule changes
Courtyard by Marriott St. Paul Downtown
Marriott Hotels & Resorts offers the trusted group management support that transforms chaotic city travel into organized, stress-free experiences.
- Coffee station available 24/7 for early departures and late arrivals
- Refrigerators in rooms store leftovers and snacks from city food discoveries
- Spacious lobby with seating clusters accommodates group planning sessions
Residence Inn by Marriott St. Paul Downtown
Residence Inn provides the home-base stability that keeps traveling groups connected and focused during extended city tournaments and events.
- Guest laundry facilities eliminate overpacking for extended city stays
- Local shuttle service navigates city transit systems for traveling groups
- Indoor pool provides familiar recreation when city weather turns unpredictable
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson Roseville
Country Inn & Suites creates predictable comfort that allows group leaders to focus on their event rather than managing accommodation complications.
- Free high-speed WiFi throughout the property maintains connection to local recommendations
- Dining area seating lets groups plan the day over breakfast
- Indoor pool gives groups a familiar activity after exploring
Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown
Hyatt Place creates the reliable home base your team needs to navigate unfamiliar territory while staying focused on your goals.
- 24/7 fitness center offers routine comfort in an unfamiliar environment
- Indoor corridors offer security and climate control in busy urban environments
- Free parking removes the stress of navigating city parking challenges
Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown St. Paul
Hampton by Hilton removes the guesswork from group city travel, offering proven reliability and purposeful amenities that keep teams and families functioning efficiently.
- Free WiFi keeps everyone connected for navigation and local research
- Suites offer extra space for groups to gather and organize gear
- Suite accommodations offer space for groups to gather and plan daily itineraries
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Holiday Inn St. Paul Downtown by IHG
Holiday Inn provides the organizational backbone that keeps multi-night group stays running smoothly instead of spiraling into costly confusion.
- On-site restaurant provides reliable dining without venturing into unknown neighborhoods
- Indoor corridors protect against weather while moving between rooms and amenities
- Suite options provide extra space when hotel becomes the basecamp
Microtel Inn & Suites Inver Grove Heights
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham delivers the consistent reliability your group needs to stay coordinated throughout your multi-night city stay.
- Complimentary hot breakfast eliminates morning meal planning in unfamiliar territory
- Indoor pool provides familiar recreation after long days exploring the city
- Multiple elevators minimize wait times when large groups move together
Radisson Hotel St. Paul Downtown
This Radisson creates the structured home base that keeps teams and families aligned and ready for each day's activities.
- 24-hour room service delivers meals when group schedules don't align
- Meeting rooms provide private gathering spots for itinerary discussions
- Complimentary breakfast eliminates morning meal planning in an unfamiliar city
InterContinental Saint Paul Riverfront by IHG
InterContinental offers the refined group management and premium amenities that turn multi-night team stays into well-orchestrated experiences.
- In-room refrigerators store snacks and drinks purchased from local markets
- Fitness center maintains workout routines during extended city stays
- High-speed WiFi keeps groups connected while exploring different parts of the city
DoubleTree by Hilton St. Paul East
Hilton Hotels & Resorts delivers the coordinated hospitality that keeps traveling groups organized and everyone moving in the same direction.
- Valet parking removes downtown navigation stress for out-of-town drivers
- Fitness center maintains routines without researching external gym options
- Spacious suites accommodate multiple travelers without cramped city hotel constraints
Holiday Inn Express St. Paul S
Holiday Inn Express provides the dependable foundation that keeps traveling groups organized and comfortable throughout their entire stay.
- Complimentary breakfast eliminates the morning scramble to find food options downtown
- Connecting rooms keep large families together while maintaining privacy
- Guest laundry facilities mean packing lighter for extended city stays
Hampton Inn Minneapolis / St. Paul-Woodbury
Hampton by Hilton creates the predictable comfort zone your team relies on between competitive events in any city.
- Free parking eliminates daily urban parking fees and location concerns
- Indoor corridors shield guests from unpredictable urban weather conditions
- Meeting spaces give groups a place to plan daily activities
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown
Hilton Hotels & Resorts eliminates the guesswork of group travel, providing consistent service that keeps multi-night city stays running smoothly.
- 24-hour market stocks essentials without late-night searches through city streets
- Guest laundry facilities reduce packing requirements for extended city visits
- 24-hour front desk provides local recommendations and navigation assistance
AmericInn Inver Grove Heights Minneapolis
AmericInn by Wyndham provides dependable group-friendly amenities that streamline multi-night stays for teams competing away from home.
- Indoor pool provides familiar recreation when exploring gets overwhelming
- Meeting space gives groups somewhere private to plan daily adventures
- Meeting spaces provide quiet areas for trip planning and regrouping
St. Paul, Minnesota Travel Guide
Where to stay, how to get around, what to eat, and everything else you need to plan your trip.
City Overview
St. Paul is Minnesota's laid-back capital city, home to 310,000 people and the quieter half of the Twin Cities metro. While Minneapolis gets the flashy reputation, St. Paul brings old-world charm with tree-lined streets, historic neighborhoods, and a genuine Midwestern feel that makes visiting teams feel welcome. The city sits along dramatic bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River, creating a surprisingly hilly landscape for the prairie state.
Sports-wise, St. Paul punches above its weight. It's home to the Minnesota Wild NHL team at Xcel Energy Center and hosts major youth hockey tournaments that draw teams from across North America. The city has deep hockey roots, plus strong baseball, soccer, and lacrosse scenes. With the University of Minnesota campus just across the river and numerous sports complexes scattered throughout the metro, there's always tournament action happening somewhere.
Getting Around
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) sits right between both cities, about 15 minutes from downtown St. Paul. It's a major Delta hub with direct flights to most US cities. Uber and Lyft are reliable here, though expect $25-35 for airport runs. The light rail Blue Line connects the airport to both downtowns for $2.50, but it's slow with sports gear.
St. Paul's public transit includes buses and the Green Line light rail that connects to Minneapolis, but most teams rent cars or vans. The city sits at the intersection of I-94, I-35E, and I-694, making highway access excellent. Downtown to airport is 15 minutes, downtown to most suburban sports complexes runs 20-30 minutes. Traffic is manageable compared to bigger metros, though I-94 during rush hour can slow things down.
Parking downtown costs $5-15 daily at ramps, but many suburban venues offer free parking. Street parking requires attention to snow emergency rules in winter. Car rentals cluster at MSP airport and downtown locations.
Where to Stay
Downtown St. Paul offers the most hotel options and puts you walking distance from Xcel Energy Center, restaurants, and Mississippi riverfront attractions. The area around West 7th Street has several mid-range chains and easy highway access. For tournament teams, this location works well if your venue is central or if you want nightlife and dining options within walking distance.
The I-494 corridor in Bloomington and Eagan provides the best base for teams playing at multiple metro venues. You'll find Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn, and other tournament-friendly properties with pools, complimentary breakfast, and easy access to both St. Paul and Minneapolis sports facilities. This area also puts you near Mall of America if you need team entertainment.
For hockey tournaments specifically, consider hotels in Roseville or Maplewood if your games are at northern suburban rinks. The White Bear Lake area works well for teams playing at multiple hockey facilities in the northeast suburbs.
Sports & Recreation
Xcel Energy Center anchors St. Paul's sports scene as home to the Minnesota Wild and host to the Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament, one of the biggest prep sports events in America. The venue also handles major college hockey tournaments and figure skating competitions. Just blocks away, CHS Field hosts the St. Paul Saints minor league baseball team and youth baseball tournaments.
The metro area is absolutely loaded with hockey facilities. Treasure Island Center in nearby Welch hosts major youth tournaments, while Highland Park and dozens of community ice arenas throughout St. Paul suburbs handle everything from mites to midget levels. Soccer happens primarily at McMurray Fields and the various complexes in Woodbury and Eagan.
For baseball and softball, Baseline Sports Construction in Shakopee and various city parks host tournaments throughout summer. The region's obsession with youth sports means excellent facilities and well-organized tournaments, though book early – especially for hockey season.
Things to Do
The Science Museum of Minnesota downtown delivers hands-on exhibits and an IMAX theater that keeps teams busy between games. Right next door, Harriet Island Regional Park offers riverside walking paths and playground equipment. The Como Park Zoo and Conservatory provides free admission and works well for families with younger siblings in tow.
Cross the river to Minneapolis for Mill City Museum and the Stone Arch Bridge, or head south to Mall of America in Bloomington – it's basically required for visiting teams. The mall's Nickelodeon Universe theme park and SEA LIFE aquarium can eat up hours of downtime. In winter, outdoor ice skating at Rice Park downtown or sledding at Como Park give kids a Minnesota experience.
For team bonding activities, Topgolf in Brooklyn Center or Punch Bowl Social in Minneapolis offer group entertainment with food service.
Food & Drink
St. Paul's food scene centers on comfort food done right. The Nook on Hamline serves legendary burgers that locals swear by, while Mickey's Diner downtown has been serving classic American breakfast since 1939. For team dinners, Cosetta Alimentari on West 7th offers family-style Italian in a casual setting that works well for large groups.
The city has strong Southeast Asian influences thanks to large Hmong and Vietnamese communities. Quang Restaurant serves excellent Vietnamese pho perfect for post-game recovery, while Hmong Village on University Avenue offers authentic Southeast Asian groceries and casual dining. For familiar chains, you'll find all the usual suspects along major highways and near hotels.
Don't miss Minnesota specialties: try a Jucy Lucy burger (cheese-stuffed patty), hot dish (casserole), or anything with wild rice. Schmidt Brewery has been converted to artist lofts but Flat Earth Brewing carries on local beer traditions near downtown.
Shopping & Entertainment
Mall of America in nearby Bloomington dominates the shopping scene with 500+ stores, theme park, aquarium, and mini golf course. It's practically a tourist destination itself and most visiting teams end up there at some point. For more practical shopping, Rosedale Center in Roseville offers typical mall stores in a more manageable size.
Downtown St. Paul's entertainment centers around Xcel Energy Center for concerts and games, plus several smaller music venues. Grand Avenue provides local shops and restaurants in a walkable strip, though it's more browsing than serious shopping. The area around the University of Minnesota campus offers college-town entertainment and late-night food options.
For team entertainment, Dave & Buster's at Mall of America handles large groups well, while various movie theaters throughout the metro offer standard entertainment options. Many hotels feature pools and game rooms that keep teams occupied during downtime.
Weather & Packing
Minnesota winters are legitimate – think January highs around 20°F and plenty of snow from December through March. Pack serious cold weather gear if traveling for hockey tournaments: insulated boots, heavy coats, hats, and gloves are mandatory, not optional. Most sports facilities are well-heated, but you'll be walking through parking lots and waiting outside rinks.
Summer brings pleasant weather with highs in the low 80s, though thunderstorms can roll through quickly. Spring and fall see big temperature swings – April might hit 70°F one day and snow the next. Always check the forecast and pack layers. The humidity is manageable compared to southern states, making summer tournaments quite comfortable.
Peak tournament season runs October through March for hockey, May through August for outdoor sports. Indoor facilities dominate the sports landscape, so most events continue regardless of weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes year-round – many venues require significant walking from parking areas.
Local Tips
Learn the snow emergency parking rules if visiting in winter – violations get you towed quickly and expensively. Download the ParkWhiz app for guaranteed downtown parking spots during big events. Most sports facilities offer free parking, but popular tournaments fill up early – arrive with extra time.
Minnesota Nice is real but practical – locals will give directions and restaurant recommendations if asked. Tipping culture follows national standards. Gas stations often stay open late, which helps with early morning tournament travel. Target Corporation is headquartered here, so Super Targets are everywhere for forgotten gear and snacks.
Hotel pools get crowded during major hockey tournaments – plan accordingly if that's part of your team's routine. Many restaurants can handle call-ahead orders for large groups. The light rail stops running around midnight, so factor that into late-night plans. Cash is still useful for parking meters and some concession stands, though most places accept cards.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota are good for families?
Several hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota are well-suited for families. SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (0.17 mi, from $156/night), DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown (0.2 mi, from $113/night), and Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown (0.56 mi, from $119/night) all offer suites, connecting rooms, a pool, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota are good for team or group travel?
Several hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota accommodate team and group travel. SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (0.17 mi, from $156/night), DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown (0.2 mi, from $113/night), and Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown (0.56 mi, from $119/night) all offer meeting space, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Are there extended-stay hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota?
Yes — Residence Inn by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (1.53 mi, from $144/night) is an extended-stay property in St. Paul, Minnesota, with full kitchens and on-site laundry.
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota are great for a weekend getaway?
Several hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota are ideal for a weekend getaway. InterContinental Saint Paul Riverfront by IHG (0.58 mi, from $92/night), DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown (0.2 mi, from $113/night), and Courtyard by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (0.92 mi, from $181/night) all offer a pool and on-site dining. InterContinental Saint Paul Riverfront by IHG also has spa services.
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota are good for business travelers?
Several hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota cater to business travelers. SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (0.17 mi, from $156/night), DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown (0.2 mi, from $113/night), and Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown (0.56 mi, from $119/night) all offer free Wi-Fi, meeting space, and a fitness center.
Hotel Amenities & Features Pools, breakfast, pet policies, and more
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota offer free breakfast?
SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (0.17 mi, from $156/night), Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown (0.56 mi, from $119/night), and Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown St. Paul (1.04 mi, from $135/night) include complimentary breakfast.
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota offer free parking?
Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown St. Paul (1.04 mi, from $135/night), Holiday Inn Express St. Paul S - Inver Grove Hgts by IHG (9.61 mi, from $130/night), and Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Inver Grove Heights / Minneap (9.68 mi, from $76/night) offer complimentary parking.
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota have suites or extra space?
SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (0.17 mi, from $156/night), DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown (0.2 mi, from $113/night), and Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown (0.56 mi, from $119/night) offer suite-style rooms with extra living space.
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota have a full in-room kitchen?
Residence Inn by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (1.53 mi, from $144/night) offers rooms with a full kitchen — stove, full-size fridge, and dishwasher.
Which hotels in St. Paul, Minnesota have a kitchenette?
SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Paul Downtown (0.17 mi, from $156/night) and Hyatt Place St. Paul / Downtown (0.56 mi, from $119/night) offer rooms with a kitchenette — typically a microwave, mini-fridge, and coffee maker.
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