in Minneapolis, United States
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Hotel Indigo - Minneapolis Downtown by IHG
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Rated Fabulous by our guests
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Great location and easy to find
Hotel Indigo - Minneapolis Downtown sits in the heart of downtown Minneapolis within easy walking distance of major sports and entertainment venues, historic riverfront attractions, museums, and a lively restaurant scene. Guests can reach US Bank Stadium, Target Center, Mill City Museum, the Stone Arch Bridge and Guthrie Theater in 5–20 minutes on foot, and the METRO Blue Line light rail is two blocks away for convenient airport and Mall of America connections.
Home of the Minnesota Vikings and a major concert and event venue, US Bank Stadium hosts NFL games, concerts and large conventions.
Arena hosting Minnesota Timberwolves games, concerts and events; located near downtown shopping and dining.
Museum built into the ruins of what was once the world's largest flour mill; great for history buffs and overlooks the Mississippi River.
Historic stone bridge offering iconic views of the Mississippi, downtown skyline, and St. Anthony Falls — perfect for photos and a scenic stroll.
A celebrated regional theater with notable architecture, performance spaces and an observation deck with panoramic river views.
Contemporary art museum and famous Sculpture Garden (home to the Spoonbridge and Cherry) — a short drive or a pleasant walk/bike depending on route.
Central pedestrian-friendly boulevard lined with shops, restaurants and public art, ideal for dining and people-watching.
Park highlighting the industrial history of the milling district with river views and interpretive exhibits adjacent to Mill City Museum.
Make the most of your stay at Hotel Indigo - Minneapolis Downtown by IHG with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Minneapolis:
Minneapolis is a vibrant combination of arts, culture, sports and outdoor riverfront beauty. The downtown neighborhood around Hotel Indigo places you within easy reach of major stadiums, theaters, museums, and a lively dining scene. Hotel Indigo - Minneapolis Downtown is a strong choice because it blends historic character with modern, upscale finishes (noted Nespresso in rooms, excellent showers, quiet HVAC and stylish decor), offers convenient access to transit (METRO Blue Line nearby), has an on-site restaurant and fitness room, is pet friendly, and receives consistently high guest ratings for cleanliness and staff service.
Hotel Indigo - Minneapolis Downtown by IHG
618 Second Avenue South
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Minneapolis
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March–May. Temperatures warm from chilly to mild; city parks and the Mississippi riverfront begin to green up. Expect variable weather—wet days, thawing riverfront trails, and occasional late snow.
One of the largest Pride celebrations in the Upper Midwest, typically held in early June in Loring Park and along Hennepin Avenue.
A long-running city festival in July celebrating Minneapolis with fireworks, river events and community activities.
A major outdoor juried art fair held in the Uptown neighborhood, usually in August, drawing artists and visitors regionally.
While technically in St. Paul, the State Fair (late August–early September) draws huge regional crowds and affects Minneapolis travel and hotel demand.
November–December city markets, light displays, and winter pop-ups across Minneapolis neighborhoods.
Minneapolis has a continental climate: warm, humid summers and cold, snowy winters. Check forecasts daily during shoulder seasons. In winter, plan for subfreezing temperatures and icy sidewalks—waterproof boots, warm layers, hat, gloves, and a good winter coat are essential. In summer, pack sun protection and a light rain layer for sudden storms.
Hotel prices in Minneapolis peak during major summer events (Aquatennial, LGBTQ Pride, Uptown Art Fair) and the Minnesota State Fair (nearby in St. Paul). Expect highest nightly rates in June–August and around late August/early September for the State Fair. University events (graduation in May) and business conferences (fall and spring) can also raise rates downtown. Value seasons are late fall (October–November) after the State Fair and in winter (December–February) — though holiday weekends can still be pricey. Book 30–60 days ahead for summer and major-event weekends; for winter, 7–14 days often suffices unless a conference or holiday is scheduled.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Minneapolis has a robust public transit system (Metro Transit light rail and buses), bike-friendly infrastructure, and easy access to the Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) via light rail.
If flying into MSP, use the light-rail Blue Line from the airport to downtown for a fast, cost-effective transfer. For the best combination of weather and events, time a visit for July–September but book hotels well in advance. Pack layers year-round and consider an insulated, packable jacket for unpredictable spring/fall and winter trips.
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