Springhill Suites by Marriott Minneapolis Eden Prairie

I recently stayed here for a work trip and was pleasantly surprised at this hotel.
When I first arrived, I was greeted by friendly staff who had me checked-​in in less than 2 minutes.
My room was on the fourth floor overlooking the freeway (which actually was really nice). My room had a desk and sink area to make coffee, a living room area with a tv, a sleeping area with 2 queen sized beds and another tv, a sink/​makeup area, and a bathroom.
I’m a neat freak when it comes to inspecting my hotels before I trust staying somewhere and I’m happy to say that Springhill Suites went above and beyond my expectations.
They also have a complimentary breakfast downstairs that starts at 6:30am. It was a full spread, which was nice because that meant I didn’t need to go searching for a place to eat and less money that had to be spent. They had scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, a potato and sausage with veggies, english muffins, croissants, muffins, cereals, oatmeal, fresh fruits, etc. They also had a nice drink selection: coffee, milk, water, tea, juices, etc.
Lastly, they have a shuttle that you can take to and from the airport, as well as a few places in the area such as the Eden Prairie Shopping Center.

Once again, Mariott provides wonderful rooms for a good night’s sleep with very courteous staff! Rooms were clean and provided all necessary accommodations. We are picky on where we stay and we would recommend this hotel to anyone!

Really good stay over spot chosen via ElliottAviation at Flying Cloud airport. Good room that could use more elec outlets bedside. Otherwise no issues here. Will stay again.

This hotel was AMAZING for the price. I was able to book a two queen suite for $ 89 a night, which was easily the quality of some $ 189 rooms I have stayed in. The staff was friendly, breakfast was great, and the hotel was kept very clean. On top of that, the rooms are laid out with 2 sinks outside the bathroom (big plus for a family). I will definitely be staying here when I’m in the cities again!

This is an average Springhill, but an affordable option in Eden Prairie. It seems like the rooms are a little run down and the air condition is very loud. The room I had was set up so the wall unit blew directly on you when you were on the bed. With it switching on and off, it woke me up a lot. Breakfast has improved a little in quality from what it used to be and the fitness room is nice. Free Wi-​Fi is always a plus, but the connection is a little shaky in the outer rooms. I stay here often, but mainly due to location.

Ok hotel with more than usual amenities! Quite noisy and allows smoking in the front. The cleaning crew doesn’t speak English and breakfast sucks serving rotten food. They also left a plate from breakfast in my room. I’m not sure if I’ll stay here again.

I like this location a lot. It’s clean and well located. The shuttle driver and staff are all nice!

CLEAN, and a lot of amenities. Gym, spa, indoor pool, great free breakfasts! Rooms are an odd shape and set up, but it gave you space, microwave, fridge, wet bar… 2 crt TV’s
wired and wireless internet. FREE!
They have coupons to some really good local restaurants, you need to ask for them at the counter.
Great location, (close to main roads, freeways and walking distance to Bloomington mall & very good liquor store!) 15 minutes to the Mall Of America and 20 minutes from the airport.
Do not bother with the sushi place in the parking lot.

My first stay at a Spring Hill was just outside of STL (Earth City) and it was an awesome hotel. Very new, large rooms (mini-​suite) and a pretty cool hotel. Not to mention affordable. When I saw that I had a Spring Hill among my choices in Eden Prairie, I figured it was a no brainer. Well it’s a nice enough hotel, friendly staff and walkable to several nice restaurants. Again-​nice enough but they are due for an updating. Not a deal breaker but to be competitive, it’s gotta be done

I have to agree with the comments of the other 2 Unilocal reviews here. The Springhill is all that and very affordable. In addition, there are several very good places to eat within easy walking distance — the Osaka Japanese Steak House across the parking lot, the Redstone Grill and Champs Sports bar about 2 blocks away. Not to mention the local mall (Target Store, movie theater, etc) just a couple of blocks away.
Complaint — the air conditioning is noisy, so I often just open windows at night in the summer.
Depending on your politics, the laminated «TV Channel Listing» in the room does not include Fox News, which is on channel #18, but you need to find it yourself. I guess Blue State status here has led to some local censorship.

Great hotel that you can find for a great price per night. Its a little out of the city BUT easy to get anywhere withing 30 minutes max and more then likely less. Breakfast is great with sausage patties, eggs, lots of fruit and yogurts, waffles etc etc. Very clean, all rooms with fridge and microwave so if you want to stay in and cook or reheat some things you can. Have stayed there a few times and will be staying there more.

In our annual trip to Bloomington/​Mall of America, we found a lot of the hotels closer to the airport to be either very pricy or sold out. We ventured a little further west and found this place in Eden Prairie, just off I-​494. Not only was it easy to find, it has been probably the best hotel we’ve ever stayed at in our 7 consecutive years of going to Minnesota in October. And we’ve stayed at Country Inn & Suites, Days Inn, and Candlewood. All that for $ 86 a night, no special deals or tie-​in purchases.
Our room was nice, clean and had its own mini-​fridge, microwave, and reading area. We had 2 queen beds and an abundant array of pillows and blankets. No problem locating a luggage rack to bring up all our stuff either.
The pool was largely unoccupied since it seems the place attracted lots of business travelers, but the pool was well-​kept too.
This is also the first place we’ve been to where the breakfast room was crowded with guests. They offered DIY fresh waffles you can make, coffee, juice, bagels, fruit, yogurt, French toast, eggs, sausage, and an assortment of cereals. Most places put out some cut-​up danish or donuts and hope you take one. This was a real breakfast.
If we go to Minnesota again, this will be our 1^st choice next time.