Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Brooklyn Park - Brooklyn Center, MN

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It was convenient for where we needed to be for a tournament however it’s a very old-motel looking hotel. We took pics of the stains all over the original we were in. Had to room because we didn’t have a clean room. I will say the lady that switched ours rooms was nice! Got to the new room and stains all over the floor, wifi and wifi passcode didn’t work, body wash in the shower was completely empty. The bed was so hard, I’ve never been at a hotel with a bed that felt like a rock. Felt like I took more time during my stay worrying about what worked/was clean then I did enjoying my stay. We actually ended up leaving Saturday night because we didn’t want to stay in the room anymore.

More bacon for breakfast

I liked my stay at this hotel

Room did not have a do not disturb sign, and was not stocked with toilet paper or extra towels. End tables were dirty.

The pool and hot tub was very relaxing. The breakfast was just ok. There were pubes in our room on the bathroom door and in the shower. We were in room 201. We told the front counter that the bathroom wasn't fully cleaned, but it still didn't get cleaned after that. There is a club next door that will keep you up late in the night, but the area was good. Nice and easy to hop on the highway.

Was there for medical reasons and the room met my needs perfectly

The property is clean,the room is clean,pool is ok,breakfast is ok. But they don’t clean the room everyday.

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I booked a hotel to barbecue and swim in less than an hour me and the other people I was with were Toby can’t come back. I wasn’t at physically at the location at the time, but I wasn’t even able to return my key and I never was able to even go in the room we started to barbecue outside. We tried to go to the pool. The pool area was very hot. I didn’t get to have breakfast or anything. I’m not happy with that. My service that I was provided.

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Staffs were so helpful and responds quickly

The hotel was in a state of disrepair. Water stains covered the walls, and the power kept going out, causing all the lights and electrical appliances to turn off. The pull-out couch bed was absolutely disgusting and was unsuitable for my child to sleep on. The shower curtain rod was broken, and there was no soap or shampoo available, but there was an abundance of body lotion. The housekeeping staff was walking around barefoot, and it seemed like no one cared about the guests or their experience. I would have been better off saving my money and sleeping in my car.

Our room had an awful odor! There was seldom anyone at the front desk for long periods of time. No one cleaned our room the first day we were there. We were gone the whole day, came back in the evening and the beds hadn’t been made & wet towels still in a pile on the floor. The beds were very comfortable, though!

Everything was good hotel was very clean breakfast was good

Plumbing issues

Rooms were outdated, appeared to be clean. Shower rod was coming down from wall with rust around the piece that was coming down. Room faced highway and was extremely noisy. Ask for other side of hotel, not facing highway. Only one day out of 3 we were there that cookies were put out. We went out for 1 hour, came back, they were all gone. Breakfast was typical hotel breakfast. Ice machine only on 1st floor. Not all staff at front desk friendly. The price was good, so we put up with the above mentioned items.

Nice pool and hot tub; but the pool area was unusually warm. Didn’t stay in there very long. Too humid. Bkft was good. Slept well

On the third day, the WiFi password was tampered with (I believe this was done by the hotel for reasons known to them). For half a day, we couldn’t communicate with families and friends, not until we met with the staff at the reception and she gave us another WiFi connection. The hotel itself, parking was good, breakfast was okay (not much variety), atmosphere was fine, even though you could see people hanging around the front door, smoking. I think the State uses the hotel for people that need housing as well, which makes the hotel partly ‘public’.

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