3-Star Hotels in Bloomington

The room information checked by the Ctrip app at the time of booking showed that the one-bedroom room was 45 square meters. When you looked into the room, it was estimated that it was over twenty square meters. In addition to a double bed, there is a sofa that can lie flat (you can sleep an adult), an electric cooktop, a small refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a dish, knife, fork and spoon. It is more convenient. The hotel turns right out of the gate and after two traffic lights is the largest mall in the United States, shopping and dining is very convenient. There is also an IKEA next to it. The lack of free breakfast variety is simple and nothing to eat. On Friday night, the small parking lot in front of the hotel was full. There was no place, so I had to open the parking lot next to the hotel.

My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our stay at the Cambria hotel. He went to conference in downtown St. Paul while I checked out the Twin Cities. Location is excellent. My boyfriend easily took the #54 bus into St. Paul using the bus stop right next to the hotel. I checked out the MN Valley National Wildlife Refuge (a 3 min drive away) and the Mall of America / IKEA (free hotel shuttle which was super easy to use) in addition to other sites that I drove to (hotel offers free parking with plenty of open spaces). The free morning coffee in the lobby was delicious and strong. While breakfast was not free, the hotel room has a microwave and mini-fridge for us to make our own breakfast (oatmeal, bagels, yogurt, etc.) and keep cold soda/beer in our room. I also enjoyed their swimming pool. The water is cool but good for doing laps. Finally, we enjoyed their spacious, clean, and modern rooms. Thank you, Cambria!

Everything was excellent: picking up from the airport, checking in process, cleanliness, amenities in room (microwave & fridge, big bottles of shampoo, conditioner, soap), amenities outside room, pool - clean, hot tub, gym, very helpful front desk, breakfast, dropping us off at the airport. You have to try it. It's worth it for its price. We love this place.

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Very nice. I was kind of worried before I checked in, since I saw some negative reviews. Even it's not a new hotel, but it clean and quiet, and in a style of late 80s. The stuff was helpful. The gym  is not big, but fairly enough for short term stay. You got dumbbells. Only one thing annoying me was the WiFi network is terribly slow.

The room was not very clean. There were cookies eaten by other people in the cracks of our bed.

I chose it because it was close to the airport, accessible by subway, and had a shuttle bus. I didn't expect much from the room, but it was not expensive, and I was surprised that it was spacious like a suite. It was clean and the bed was nice. However, it was cold, and I didn't know how to control the heater. It was a shame that it didn't work well and was cold. The facilities are old, so it seems to have worn out. Breakfast was free?, but I couldn't eat it because I had to go early in the morning. You have to call the airport shuttle bus, and when you get a call, an old man comes. The car was a bit dirty, but there was talk that you should give a tip, but it seems like many people don't. You have to pay a deposit, so I thought I should prepare cash.

When I arrived at the hotel they were unable to find my reservation. Once they found my reservation I checked in and the stay and room were great. Upon check out I reviewed my credit card statement to find I was charged for the room again. I have had to call the hotel 5 times attempting to straighten out my bill and it has yet to be resolved. When I called and spoke with Amy who stated she is a supervisor she got offended because I was speaking to her in a normal voice. I felt like she expected me to speak to her like she’s a child or something. I was in no was rude to her but when I asked to be transferred to a ***ager she hung up on me. Up to now this billing is still an issue and the only way I can resolve it is with the credit card company. This made a great stay turn out to be a place I wouldn’t trust staying at again. Thumbs down to Great Wolf Lodge in Bloomington MN.

This was my daughter’s favorite hotel during the 15-day trip! First of all, the room is very large, equivalent to a suite. There are 2 queen size beds in the room. The small living room is a sofa bed (can sleep one person without unfolding it) ➕ desk ➕ coffee table. The bathroom has a bathtub. Secondly, there is a 24-hour airport shuttle, which is the reason why I chose this hotel instead of other neighboring hotels (our flight did not arrive until 12 o'clock in the evening). The third thing is that this hotel has Internet phone calls. I don’t know if it is provided by Ctrip or the hotel itself, but this is great, great, great! After we landed, we needed to contact the hotel to send a car to pick us up, but since we didn't buy a local US phone card, it was not cost-effective to make international long distance calls directly. Others should be standard features of chain hotels, so I won’t go into details.

While the parking lot had lots of potholes (thus the 4 smiling faces), the room was very nice and was clean. I was very happy with the room. The reason I only gave 4 for service was the guy at the front desk was not very welcoming and pleasant, but did a good job.