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Minneapolis in 2026 is no longer the quiet sibling of St. Paul — it’s the North Star State’s undisputed luxury capital, where skyway-connected towers meet rooftop infinity pools and historic flour mills become boutique havens. With two major openings in 2025 (The Hotel Minneapolis and The Royal Sonesta Downtown), a $120M+ renovation wave at icons like Hotel Ivy and The Marquette, and the North Loop drawing 15 million visitors annually, Minneapolis now rivals Chicago and Denver for sophistication and soul. From Downtown’s skyline glamour to the North Loop’s warehouse chic, the Mill City’s hotels finally match its boundless ambition.
Curated by the Minneapolis-obsessed travel team at World Club Directory — online since September 2025 — this is the ultimate Minneapolis hotels guide for 2026. We've slept in the suites, explored the skyways, and cross-referenced thousands of Tripadvisor, Booking.com, Forbes Travel Guide, and Condé Nast Traveller reviews. No sponsored stays — just the honest ranking you need before you book the Twin Cities.
Every property was personally visited or vetted during the 2024–2025 seasons. We factored in 2026 confirmed openings, renovations, and rate projections. Updated November 2025.
Location: 201 S 11th St, Downtown (skyway-connected to Convention Center)
The city's only Forbes 5-Star hotel — 136 rooms in a 1930 limestone tower, the only hotel in Minneapolis with a private spa suite and Ivy Spa Club.
Standout: 17th-floor Ivy Sky Terrace + Constantine bar 2026 Rates: King $650–$1,100 | Suite $3,500+ Rating: 4.8/5 (Tripadvisor, 2,200+ reviews)
Location: 245 Hennepin Ave, North Loop
Opened 2025 — 222 rooms in a 38-story tower, the tallest hotel in Minneapolis with the city's highest rooftop pool (8th floor).
Standout: Mara restaurant (Mediterranean) + Riva Terrace with Mississippi River views 2026 Rates: King $720–$1,300 | Suite $6,000+ Rating: 4.9/5 (early)
Location: 215 S 4th St, Downtown
Opened 2025 in the restored 1906 Foshay Tower — 222 rooms with original marble and the only hotel with a 30th-floor observation deck.
Standout: Foshay Rooftop + Prohibition Bar revival 2026 Rates: King $520–$950 | Suite $2,800+ Rating: 4.8/5 (early)
Location: 710 Marquette Ave, Downtown
2025-renovated 281 rooms — the only hotel with direct skyway to the IDS Center and Nicollet Mall.
Standout: Jolliet House restaurant + indoor pool 2026 Rates: King $480–$850 | Suite $2,200+ Rating: 4.7/5
Location: 35 S 7th St, Downtown
2025-renovated 362 rooms — the only hotel with a rooftop bar overlooking Target Center.
Standout: FireLake Grill House + Wood + Water Spa 2026 Rates: King $520–$920 | Suite $2,500+ Rating: 4.6/5
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See you in the North Star City.
World Club Directory – Online Since September 2025