The Chambers Hotel
About The Chambers Hotel
On the corner of 9th and Hennepin in the heart of Minneapolis’s historic theater district, The Chambers Hotel takes center stage. Built in 1908, The Chambers has had a front-row seat to the legendary Orpheum Theater’s groundbreaking performances, from the Marx Brothers’ vaudeville act to Prince’s hometown debut. Here at The Chambers, we, too, have a famous flair for the dramatic. Our 60 art-infused guestrooms and suites have walk-in rain showers (some of the suites also come with deep soaking tubs) and sweeping views of vibrant downtown. A lush courtyard with a fire pit are prime spots to admire the scenery on Hennepin Avenue. And 12,500 square feet of event space — including a pristine, blank-canvas gallery — await your creative touches. The skyway just steps from our door leads to the Target Center, Target Field, U.S. Bank Stadium, the Mississippi River and the colorful culture of the Twin Cities.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- Fitness center
- Bar / lounge
- Business center
- Express check-in / check-out
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- Spa / sauna
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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Our desk clerk, Mason, was very helpful, courteous and friendly on both days of our stay. The room was very clean, with unique, fun and tasteful decor. It had every amenity, including a bathrobe and a full size umbrella tucked away in the closet! I’ve stayed in many hotels around the world, but never one this nice for the price I paid. No dedicated parking, but fairly inexpensive lots nearby (both parking suggestions and nearby restaurants are posted at the front desk.) I would definitely recommend The Chambers and stay there again.
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Close to theaters. Cheap parking. Great art work.
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Superb
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We will not stay at the Chamber's Hotel. The decor and room amenities are fine. The parking is terrible around the bldg. it has been a pain every time we have stayed there. We also, do not understand why they don't post there incidental charges so you aren't caught by surprise we you check in that your credit card will be charged 75 for incidental charges and then after they determine your stay was acceptable they refund the money but in the meantime the charges are pending on your account up to three days. We have stayed all over the metro area for concerts and by far this hotel is the most expensive one we have stayed at for parking and incidental charges. We ended up having to give up our 200 a night king suite room already pre-paid for a special concert event because no where on there website or in our confirmation dos it tell you about the hidden fees. That makes me sad and there are no exceptions to the rule.
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I was there to try to help my client get somewhere safe and to have a clean place to take a shower and relax and for some reason, the staff just kept giving me a hard time on everything I was trying to do they were not very helpful and did not want to give me any support very very very rude and I will not referring anyone else to their establishment?
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Wonderful staff. Nice room and bath. Needs some cosmetic fixes and better cleaning. Especially the bathroom. Minor inconveniences: had to get ice from front desk each time and microwave is right in the lobby. There's also only a comforter on the bed, no sheet, so I had to fight for covers all night. Have to get buzzed in or use room key for entry into hotel, but Door Dasher was told to go up to the person's room to deliver, which seems unsafe. Location is great, especially to enjoy a meal and walk to Target Field. Very quiet stay. I would stay again.
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Exceptional
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Superb
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Very good
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Staff, clean facility! Breakfast was basic
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Remote didn’t work so I had to unplug the tv. Parking was expensive.
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Big rooms
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Stayed in one of the Studio Suites. The room was fantastic, everything else was not. Went to check in at 5 and the room wasn't ready. Staff was mostly unfriendly, and the whole vibe of the hotel was just a bit depressing. The continental breakfast was possibly the worst continental breakfast I have seen. Overall just not a great experience and would look elsewhere.
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The room was spacious and very clean. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Although there is no parking onsite there is a secure ramp just around the corner which was a really affordable option.
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Boutique style hotel in the heart of downtown Minneapolis makes everywhere walkable. Bed, sheets, pillows lull you off to sleep and the complete blackout curtains keep downtown lights from interfering. Shower is a high pressure rainstorm. Aveda products for added schzuzz.
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Stayed in the suite, it was excellent. Zero useful amenities. The breakfast is honestly insulting. Staff was incredible. Location perfect.
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Hotel was well located for the wedding we were attending. Parking was easy...about a block away at most. We got a great last minute deal on Expedia too!
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Very convenient location. The room was clean. Some staff were friendly, but others not so much. Every morning we played the game "what will be missing from breakfast ". The first morning the coffee was ice cold probably left over from the day before and there was no milk. One day there were no forks available no juice available. One day there will be bagels, but no cream cheese. The next day there was cream cheese and no bagels.
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A little run down and musty smelling. Room was clean.
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Hotel was good. Cool decor. Room was clean. Good location to Target Field. Breakfast was okay. Went down around 8 am. Not much there. Expected more than microwave breakfast sandwich and small muffin.
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What's nearby
- Target Center 0.2 mi
- Minneapolis Convention Center 0.5 mi
- Super Bowl LII 1.0 mi
- Minneapolis Institute of Art 1.2 mi
- killing of Alex Pretti 1.5 mi
- I-35W Mississippi River bridge 1.6 mi
- University of Minnesota 2.0 mi