Boutique downtown hotels, family-friendly chains and charming bed & breakfasts are among the many lodging options in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. For something truly unique, stay in a floating B&B on the Mississippi River or a trendy North Loop hotel with a rooftop sauna and Minnesota flair.
Stay close to the action in Duluth's convenient hotels, waterfront resorts, cozy vacation rentals and historic bed & breakfasts. You'll also find campgrounds, cabins and a water park hotel.
Bed & breakfasts and historic inns are one of the hallmarks of a southern Minnesota vacation. Campgrounds, hotels and motels, and even teepees round out the many eclectic options.
Choose from a variety of high-rise hotels and extended-stay suites in downtown Rochester and surrounding the famous Mayo Clinic. A few campgrounds and vacation homes are also available.
The Twin Cities offer up the best of city life in every season. In Minneapolis, get your fill of award-winning theater, modern art, international flavors, and pro football, basketball and baseball. In St. Paul, tour the State Capitol, explore museums and a zoo, catch a pro hockey or soccer game, and sip some local craft beer. The options are practically endless.
Scenic valleys, wooded bluffs, and winding rivers and streams make up the picturesque landscape of southern Minnesota. Here you'll find fishing lakes, trout streams, bike trails and caves, as well as antique shops and historic architecture. Explore all that southern Minnesota has to offer.
Discover serene lakes, wooded hills and endearing towns in the heart of central Minnesota. Fishing, boating, biking and golf are the most popular outdoor draws. Small towns across the region offer a mix of shopping and dining, plus several historic sites and cultural attractions.
Central Minnesota is lake country, where lakeside cabins and sprawling golf resorts welcome new and returning visitors year after year. Camping, hotels and motels, and bed & breakfasts are other popular lodging options.
Lakeside cabins, family-friendly resorts and plenty of campgrounds welcome visitors to stay a while in northwest Minnesota. Hotels, motels, bed & breakfasts and even houseboats are among the other lodging options.
Every North Shore adventure begins in Duluth. For craft beer lovers, that means two chances to visit the city's growing number of breweries—once on the way up, and again at the end of your trip.