Brooklyn Park Hotels with Gym

A snow storm kept me from driving home and I needed to spend the night close to my job - the room and bathroom was clean, the staff was friendly, coffee in the lobby was ok (I've had worse). I will stay there again.

Stayed here in November to get away for a weekend. A nice, clean hotel, both in my room and in public areas. I stayed in one of the king suites which had a decent sized bedroom and a living room area. It was nice to be able to spread out a bit and have that extra room. The bathroom was a nice-sized bathroom as well. Wifi worked well, parking lot was huge and parking was free. There are no restaurants in the immediate area, but plenty in a 10-15 minute drive to either Brooklyn Park or Maple Grove. My suite faced south on to I-694, but I did not find the road noise to be excessively loud. The lobby area and atrium area off of the lobby were nice and would have been a great place to hang out if not for the pandemic. Would definitely stay again if wanting a weekend away from home. Safe area with close access to I-694 and US-169, along with I-494 and I-94.

The Home2 Suites by Hilton Brooklyn Park Minneapolis provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Brooklyn Park will find that the Home2 Suites by Hilton Brooklyn Park Minneapolis is a fantastic accommodation choice.Freedley Light Rail Station is located approximately 15km away and St. Paul Downtown Airport around 43km away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Farrell's eXtreme Bodyshaping - Brooklyn Park, Ebenezer Community Church and Tessman Acres Park.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. This Brooklyn Park hotel offers parking on site.

I reserved a king mobility room via phone to the front desk 9/23 for 10/2-10/5. My confirmation email showed pictures of just such a room. I believe this property has 4 such rooms. On 10/2 I did a digital key checkin at 3:00 pm as we would be arriving late in the evening and wanted to be sure we got the type of room my wife needed. On arrival, we found the shower was a walk-in with a fixed shower head and no seat rather than a roll in with adjustable shower and seat as we had been told in the confirmation. While considered an accessible room, it was not a mobility room. Perhaps the digital checkin system doesn’t differentiate between accessible and mobility rooms. This made my wife’s showers VERY difficult. Regardless, the hotel did not have the room I reserved available, despite my best efforts, and the desk staff could not offer any explanation other than they were out of all such rooms when we arrived. HOWEVER, before submitting this review, I included the same text in the comment section of the satisfaction survey requested by the hotel. Two days later, I got a very nice email from the property manager thanking me for my input, apologizing for the inconvenience, and informing me he had refunded the cost of one of the 3 nights! So, instead of ⭐️ ⭐️, it’s now ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️. My advice: don’t trust the digital checkin system if you require a specific type of room. Also, unless you live in a cave, bring an extra light or two. The room we had was very poorly lit, even with all the lights on. And, if you have a problem and the staff doesn’t offer the opportunity contact the manager, as in my case, just ask. It will be worth it.