Name: Nicollet Island Inn
Address: 95 Merriam Street, Minneapolis, MN
Telephone: (888) 428-0221
Rating: 4.25

Nicollet Island Inn Guest Reviews

Overall Average Score:

Excellent (4.3 out of 5)

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I look forward to my...

Liked: I love the location of this hotel. There is a indoor bar with a view of the Mississippi River and beautiful restaurant in the hotel. Their is also a charming outdoor patio they you can be served at. The beds are excellent. The staff is always gracious, and don't be surprised if the owner drops by your table to say hello.
Disliked: I can say that there is not one thing that I don't like about this hotel.

Very good

Recommended, but Get your breakfast...

Liked: Historic building with quiet location.Helpful staffWe also enjoyed lunch at the restaurant. Outstanding lunch with very good service.Supisingly The breakfast was a joke - a sharing table w muffins and coffe and juice located outside the elevator. We had to move up one store to get ours.
Disliked: Big roomsNice surroundongs

Romantic Getaway

Liked: Loved the hotel itself and the location. The neighborhood is absolutely stunning and close to major spots in downtown. The hotel has so much character with being a historic site - I actually loved that we got a room key instead of a card. The room was spacious, clean and very cozy. It was also quiet, which was great on a relaxing getaway.
Disliked: Given the size of the room, it would've been nice to have a mini fridge for drinks and snacks that we had picked up. We had a few perishable items that had to be thrown out. We also struggled a bit with the consistency of the shower temperature - at times it was scolding hot no matter how low we turned it.

Exceptional

Liked: Dinner menu was extensive, food we ordered was excellent, waiting staff well informed & attentive
Disliked: The muffins on the breakfast menu were awful!soggy would be the most suitable description

I would stay there again....

Liked: Location, location, location, and the restaurant.
Disliked: The room temperature. I froze the first night. I hated the fact I couldn’t control the thermometer in my room. It was blowing cold air, and that’s unacceptable when the temperature outside is in the high 30s.