"Ideal for business or leisure"
35 SOUTH 7TH STREET
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55402
DOWNTOWN
Located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis' upscale business and retail district, the Radisson Plaza Hotel is an excellent choice whether your visit is for business or pleasure. The hotel is within easy access to Brave New Workshop/Dudley Riggs, the Children's Theater, Como Park Zoo and Conservatory, Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis Convention Center, Mississippi Mile, Northrop Auditorium, Orchestra Hall and a host of other attractions in Minneapolis. The dedicated concierge staff is available to make your stay a memorable one! From directing you around the city, to locating tickets to entertainment venues, to ordering special amenities..the possibilities are limitless! The Atrium Café offers casual dining featuring made to order omelettes each day at breakfast and a made to order pasta bar at lunch. The Festival Restaurant offers an elegant dining experience featuring fresh seafood, steaks and regional specialties connected to the Festival Restaurant is the Festival Lounge where you can relax over cocktails and conversation in a soothing atmosphere. Each of the spacious deluxe guestrooms includes a king or two double beds, three telephones with cordless, speaker and voice mail features and a marble bath with personal amenities. Plaza Club level guestrooms feature all standard amenities along with a private concierge lounge with a deluxe continental breakfast each morning, and cocktails and hors d'oeuvres served each evening. Upgraded amenities include daily turndown service with bathrobe and a down comforter. King Suites include a private Jacuzzi in the bath. Each of the spacious deluxe guest rooms is 325 square feet and includes a king or two double beds, a working desk area, excellent lighting. All guests enjoy a choice of casual or fine dining restaurants and cocktails in our Festival Lounge. Connected to the skyway system, the Radisson Plaza Hotel is within easy walking distance to shopping, dining, sports, theatre and nightlife.
