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"Most uncomfortable bed . "

"The hotel itself is clean, affordable, and has reasonable pricing for parking ($15 per overnight). There’s also a free shuttle to get to the Mall of America or the hotel and back. Staff members were all so nice, too. Complimentary breakfast was decent - not just some sad 2-3 item selection. Definitely worth staying here and I highly recommend it!"

"Everything about the St. Paul is an experience. We were greeted with a comfortable kindness that is only accomplished with it being genuine. Check in was quick and painless, everything was run smoothly and efficiently, even with how busy it was with the Lady Gaga concert. The room was clean, neat and well laid out. There is no sign of wear and tear anywhere even given how historic the building is. The St Paul Grille was the same…efficient, genuine and relaxed. We are already planning our next visit."

"Everything was great, could use more staff"

"Great breakfast. We always love staying at the embassy"

"Room was very nice and the front desk people were very kind and helpful"

"Loved it!"

"Parking is not included in stay; construction crewa outside arrived at 6am. Only one coffee pod given,no cups. No breakfast options provided without charge. Junk food available for overpriced amount. Wouldn't stay again."

"The property is clean and well maintianed. Breakfast in the resruarant on teh 4th foor was incredible. My room was perfect. All of this was a bit overshadowed by some concerning experiences. I was in room 902. Calls from other guests wanting to speak to room service or guest services kept getting routed to my room, about 10 in all. Apearently they have a new phone system. There were issues with the in room coffee maker. Additionally, good thing I checked my charges at teh desk upon checkout. There was roughly $120.00 in charges being billed to my card that were not mine. The front desk staff did manage to correct the errors. I dod purchase a robe and was given a $50 discount for all the trouble. They should have covered breakfast too. . . "