Days Inn Eagan Minnesota Near Mall of America

Having issues at home and need to be checked in at 5am on a Saturday at a moments notice without any penalty fees? They got you. I drove from Minneapolis because every hotel was booked and/​or not allowing such an early check in. The room was somehow charming and I’ve fully enjoyed it. The staff was sweet. I have had absolutely zero hiccups and my stay here couldn’t have gone better. Sometimes when life is turned upside down and you’re just waiting for another problem to come out of no where, and it doesn’t … Is an amazing feeling. I can’t honestly say this was the smoothest hotel stay in my life. I’d review them 100x

For the price, it was fantastic. Staff was super friendly. Hotel was clean and comfortable. Close to the Mall. Close to the airport. I will definitely stay here again!

This place sucks. Their free shuttle from the airport (which is why I booked it) doesn’t run regularly, so it turns out I’m spending $ 80 in cab fare both ways. The bathroom is just plain gross and is the smallest bath I’ve ever seen. I’ll be sleeping on top of the sheets tonight. I could have booked the Marriott once you add in the cab fare. Totally disappointing… spend a little more or go with a better brand.

Clean, friendly, great for park stay and go! Shuttle service to MSP… Includes 8 days of parking! Rooms are nice. Great little pool for my 2 kids. If I ever need to stay again, I will be back! Thank you!

This place is a dump.
We reserved a room through Park-​Sleep-​Fly, which was supposed to guarantee our room and included 8 days of free parking, so we would take the hotel shuttle to the airport and leave our car here while on vacation. Good deal, right? Wrong. The airport shuttle bus is just a small van, and when we checked in it was already booked solid for the next morning. We were forced to hire a taxi instead, at our own expense.
Then there is the issue of the room. It’s teeny tiny, only 2 towels for four people, everything is old and outdated.
Last, but not least: the hotel is not handicap accessible. How is that possible in 2014? Seriously, the front doors don’t have an automatic opener, so if a wheelchair user arrives, or a little old lady, there’s no way to get through the front door unless someone else helps out. I’m pretty sure that’s a building code violation… and it just shows how little the owners care about the quality of their establishment.

Worst experience I’ve ever had at a Hotel! We had a family reunion and had over 10 rooms reserved and booked online. Booking online we were given a price of around $ 76 a room per night. Upon arriving we were told that half of our rooms were canceled and to reserve them we were charged $ 117 a night for those 5 rooms. My room key did not work. Every time I went to reenter my room my electric key would fail and I would have to go all the way back to the front desk to get another key. That alone is irritating but not too bad except that no one was ever at the front desk… or the person using the computer up there said they were unable to help me due to the fact that they were «housekeeping» and not «front desk help», yet «housekeeping» did not feel the need to call the «front desk help» to help me and on average I would wait 5 – 15 min for someone to help me. Then when someone would show up to help me they would have an attitude and then tell me it must be that I had my key card with my cell phone… which I NEVER had them together! I use to work at a hotel and know not to keep your key card with you cell phone, credit cards, etc. Thier «hot» breakfast and just an overrated continental breakfast that has a waffle maker. So to sum it up they are unorganized, rude, cancel online appointments for no reason and then over charge, have a crappy breakfast, only positive is they have clean rooms. I will not be returning!

First off, let me say that Ebony in the front office was seriously one of the sweetest people that I have ever dealt with. She reserved our room before we arrived so that we’d actually have a room to check in to AND let us check in early! She even hooked me up with a Mall of America coupon book which saved me mega buckaroos.
Our room was very clean and came equipped with two queen beds, a 32′ flat-​screen television with about 30 channels, including HBO, an iron, coat-​hangers, an extremely comfortable computer chair, coffee maker and a shower/​toilet.
It was a little odd that there was no door separating the bathroom from the rest of the bedroom and that there was no bathtub; only a shower. The shower had wonderful water pressure and was clean.
This hotel had RV and truck parking. If you park here with a trailer, I would suggest parking on the street and walking the short distance to the building. They also offer a CDL discount which really makes a difference.
Free breakfast, jacuzzi and pool, and a shuttle that runs every two hours to the airport or to the Mall of America, (Make sure to put yourself on the list!), and some of the nicest staff ever really had us enjoying our mini vacation here.
(We also had 5 bars of WIFI our entire visit, which rocked!)

I decided to come to Minneapolis on a whim (and no, I didn’t expect to run into Prince). Anyway, the city so far hasn’t impressed me much. But I’m always impressed by my stays at Days Inn. Everything is great: the staff, the amenities — they even have an indoor heated pool and sauna. The only gripe I have — being the city slicker that I am – is that it is not easy to get to if you don’t drive. I had to walk almost a mile from the bus stop in order to get here. But that’s partly my fault: Google Maps did say it would take 0.3 miles to get to the destination from the bus stop. And I could of stayed at a downtown Minneapolis hotel. But, being the cheap skate city slicker that I am, I decided to stay someplace off the beaten path. Fortunately there is a shuttle bus (free!) which will take me to the Mall of America where I can connect to the light rail or bus. If you’re looking for economical, no-​frills lodging, then this is the place to be.