Best rooms at Hyatt Regency Minneapolis — ranked
Top pick for most travelers: a Room, City View for a balance of space, natural light, and downtown views (325 sq. ft., sleeps up to 4). If you want more space or a separate living area, upgrade to a VIP Suite or Executive Suite; for families who need a tub, choose Room, Bathtub.
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Best value — Room
Why choose it: The standard Room gives you the essential downtown Hyatt Regency experience with options for 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds. It’s the practical pick for business stays or short city visits.
What to expect: Complimentary Wi‑Fi, in‑room amenities consistent with a business-oriented property, and easy access to the hotel’s 6th‑floor StayFit center and indoor heated pool.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Good for: solo travelers and business guests
- Access: skyway to Minneapolis Convention Center and downtown attractions
Best city views — Room, City View
Why choose it: Room, City View is listed at 325 sq. ft. and is explicitly described with a city view and sleeping options of 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, sleeping up to 4 guests. The extra window exposure makes it preferable for guests who want downtown vistas.
What to expect: Larger feel than some standard rooms because of the view and window placement; same hotel amenities apply (complimentary Wi‑Fi, pool and fitness access).
- Size: 325 sq. ft.
- Beds: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Occupancy: up to 4 guests
Best for soaking — Room, Bathtub
Why choose it: If you prefer a tub in your bathroom, book Room, Bathtub which is explicitly offered with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds. It’s a straightforward choice for travelers who want an in‑room bathtub rather than a shower-only layout.
What to expect: All standard hotel services still apply — complimentary Wi‑Fi, access to the indoor heated pool (6th floor), and StayFit fitness facilities.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Best for: guests who want a bathtub in the guest bathroom
- Pool access: indoor heated pool open daily 9 a.m.–9 p.m. (no lifeguard)
Best suites — VIP Suite, Executive Suite, Park, Suite, Studio Suite
Why choose a suite: Suites provide separate living areas or larger, more flexible space for work and relaxation. Available suite names include VIP Suite, Executive Suite, Park, Suite, and Studio Suite; bed configurations vary by suite type.
How to pick between them: choose VIP Suite if you want a higher-end suite option (available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds), Executive Suite or Park, Suite for a single King Bed layout, and Studio Suite for a compact suite with 1 King Bed.
- VIP Suite: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds (best when you want multiple beds in a suite)
- Executive Suite: 1 King Bed (work/living space separated)
- Park, Suite: 1 King Bed (suite-style living area)
- Studio Suite: 1 King Bed (open-plan suite)
| Suite | Beds | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| VIP Suite | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds | Larger suite option for families or groups needing beds flexibility |
| Executive Suite | 1 King Bed | Business travelers who want a separate living area |
| Studio Suite | 1 King Bed | Open-plan suite for longer stays or extra workspace |
Best for families and groups
Why choose family-friendly rooms: Children 17 and under stay free in a parent’s room using existing bedding, and the hotel provides family-oriented amenities like an indoor heated pool and kid-friendly dining options at Prairie Kitchen and Bar.
Room choices: Room, City View (sleeps 4) or a VIP Suite (with multiple bed configurations) are the best picks when you need extra sleeping capacity or separate living space for family time.
- Children 17 and under stay free in a parent’s room using existing bedding
- Indoor heated pool on the 6th floor open daily 9 a.m.–9 p.m.; no lifeguard on duty — children must be accompanied by an adult
- In‑room dining (MPLS Express) available 24 hours for late meals or snacks
Accessible rooms and features
Accessible options: Hyatt Regency Minneapolis offers ADA‑compliant guest rooms and accessible public facilities. The property specifically lists accessible guest rooms, accessible parking, accessible registration desk, and pool access.
Accessible bathrooms and roll‑in showers: The hotel provides accessible bathrooms with roll‑in showers (folding bench and fixtures may be present in accessible configurations). If you require specific accessible features, contact the hotel ahead of arrival to confirm a particular room layout.
- Accessible guest rooms and bathrooms are available
- Accessible features extend to elevators, public restrooms, fitness center, and pool access
- If you need specific assistive equipment, request details from the hotel before booking
Practical tips before you book
Check-in/out and logistics: Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. The main guest must be at least 18 to check in, and you’ll need a photo ID and credit card at arrival.
Parking, pets and transit: Valet parking and covered self-parking (Loring Parking Ramp) are available for a fee; the property is dog-friendly with a per‑stay pet fee listed on some booking sites. The hotel has direct skyway access to the Minneapolis Convention Center and is at 1300 Nicollet Mall.
- Download the World of Hyatt mobile app if you want to use certain digital check-in features
- Nearest airport: Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP); light rail to downtown typically takes about 24 minutes
- Fitness & pool: StayFit fitness center open 24/7 (6th floor); indoor heated pool hours 9 a.m.–9 p.m.
