I was so afraid to stay here because of the horrible reviews I read. I didn't have a choice, because I got it from Priceline. I was pleasantly surprised. It was very clean, comfortable, and nice. I loved that you could walk from building to building without going outside. If I had to pick my "dream location" it would not be in the middle of a city, but that's just my preference. It has nothing to do with the actual hotel itself.

There were a few things that I didn't really care for. First, we came in a few times to find that our bathroom floor was soaked. Apparently, the people above us kept running over their tub. That's not the hotel's fault though. The second was the outrageous parking fee. It's a little cheaper on the weekends, so watch your bill. They tried to charge us the higher fee the entire week, but once I pointed it out, they were very friendly and immediately removed the extra charges. Last, the housekeeping was really "excited" about getting in and cleaning the rooms. I would suggest putting the "Do Not Disturb" sign on your door until you leave for the day.

I think they are really trying. I get the impression from past reviews that the Radisson was bad for so long and they are trying their best to fix what took a long time to bring down. It's not going to be perfect overnight, but it is on it's way. I really enjoyed staying here.

I stayed there for work and was assigned to a business suite. It was very comfortable with a great view.

I'd stay there again because of the location. Though, beware, everything there is very basic and minimal. Not good for vacationers.

I booked my stay with a $65 quote on Priceline. I have stayed at many many hotels for business and this place is in the top 5%. The room service and restaurant were very tasty and reasonably priced. The room was completely new and clean with a great comfy bed (with 4 down pillows) and peaceful tasteful decor. I was especially pleased with the granite topped kitchen area (complete with fridge/microwave/coffeemaker) and the flat screen tv. The only slightly annoying things were a lack of a remote in the workout room (but the new elliptical machine made it up) and a slight mix-up with the bill that the staff resolved quickly and efficiently. I especially appreciated the free yoga kit and the alarm radio that had a hookup for my Ipod. They seem to be done with most of the renovations except for the front entrance.

This place is just as nice as many places with 3 1/2 and 4 stars, I would stay there again even for full price!

This hotel had terrible reviews but I had no choice since it was booked through Hotwire. But upon arrival we found the name had been changed to Hilton Garden. Check in was a little slow considering it was 9pm at night and not many people. Our room was on the top floor and everything was brand new. The view was awesome the bed was incredible. Free wi-fi. They are undergoing renovations so sometimes there was noise. The
AC in the room was very loud which was a little annoying but we just turned the TV on low and that drowned it out. We were a little disappointed when we went to order room service at 8pm and was told it had closed at 7pm on a friday night. That was a hassle. Over all for what we paid it was a tremendous bargain. The location is right downtown St. Paul and one could walk to different things. Parking is expensive for in/out privilges but it is conveinent to access. It was 12.50/ day. There were other parking area a block or so away which were cheaper though.