Looking For A Hotel Suggestion: Mayo Rochester, MN

Posted by drodenburg @drodenburg, Oct 24, 2021

I have an appointment scheduled for mid December at the Rochester Clinic and I’m looking for just the right hotel. My wants and needs:
1) Covered parking and it needs to be readily accessible - I do not travel light😉;
2) I’m a walker so I don’t need to be right across the street and I’m a Minnesota gal so I can handle the weather, but I do want to be able to walk to my appointments;
3) I’m a germaphobe. I travel with my own bedding, hence the need to be able to get things from my car. I know. I’m weird. We own two small inns in Florida so let’s just say I’m very well aware of hospitality standards. No matter where I stay, any time I travel, I always leave the room much cleaner than when I checked in.
It’s a short list, but weirdly specific. I’d like a fridge in the room, but I do not need a kitchenette. I don’t eat breakfast so that’s not a concern either.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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@mjay

Yes, we had a very nice stay there. I’m not sure how old the hotel is. It was just this month we stayed there so it may not be as warm in November, so it might be nicer to be connected via subway. However, the shuttle was very timely and worked out well. I would recommend. Plus free is a good thing!

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@mjay thanks for the feedback!

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@mjay

Yes, we had a very nice stay there. I’m not sure how old the hotel is. It was just this month we stayed there so it may not be as warm in November, so it might be nicer to be connected via subway. However, the shuttle was very timely and worked out well. I would recommend. Plus free is a good thing!

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Was this at Jacksonville area?

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@rose53

Was this at Jacksonville area?

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The Hyatt House is in Rochester MN
Laurie

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Just adding my experiences here. We have had good, solid service, etc. at the various Hilton properties in Rochester. Clean, friendly, and accommodating for sure.

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@rose53

Was this at Jacksonville area?

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I’m sorry, no. This thread is about hotels convenient to the Rochester clinic.

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@drodenburg

I’m sorry, no. This thread is about hotels convenient to the Rochester clinic.

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Thank you.ang

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@auntieoakley

We stayed at town place suites and used the shuttle, we enjoyed being out away from downtown and the place is so welcoming and friendly and the really good breakfasts were nice too.

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Thanks!

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We stayed at The Kahler Grand. We had room issues twice. First was no hot water for shower so we moved, second was no ability to adjust room temperature so it was stuffy & pretty warm & uncomfortable sleeping. Bathrooms are very small with no where to put your toiletries. No snack vending machines. Not all floors have ice machines that work. Multiple elevators out of order. It was convenient for access to Mayo Clinic subway floor & to parking garage. Needs more signage right off the elevators for direction to room number. Overall would probably not stay there again if possible. Hotel options below.

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@rwarneke

We stayed at The Kahler Grand. We had room issues twice. First was no hot water for shower so we moved, second was no ability to adjust room temperature so it was stuffy & pretty warm & uncomfortable sleeping. Bathrooms are very small with no where to put your toiletries. No snack vending machines. Not all floors have ice machines that work. Multiple elevators out of order. It was convenient for access to Mayo Clinic subway floor & to parking garage. Needs more signage right off the elevators for direction to room number. Overall would probably not stay there again if possible. Hotel options below.

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Agreed, The Kahler Grande has flaws. I got a room with only a shower and the shower only had a fixed shower head and no bar to hang onto if one slipped.

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