Search Hotels Near Bridle Pass Park, Minneapolis - St. Paul

"I am a repeat patron at Celeste. It is always a top stay when lodging in St. Paul for business or pleasure. Quiet and quaint setting, with bar and optional sitting. Only problem was that initial entry to a room, left us seeking a working and functional bathroom. Otherwise, would have given five stars again to this facility."

"Lobby looked great, room and hallways still need a few updates (especially the doors). Unfortunately my shower had some stray hairs in it, and the windows were pretty thin because I could hear a lot of noise (people yelling and talking in the parking lot) all night. Otherwise the breakfast was good, the staff was very nice and the price was great. I would stay there again for a quick overnight but not a long stay."

"Parking was tight...best fits small cars and trucks Pool was down Breakfast was fresh and lots to choose from"

"Clean, modern premises. Friendly helpful staff"

"The entire Staff was outstanding. The cleanliness of the hotel was second to none. "

"Came for a wedding the breakfast great dinner super the room clean and the bed comfy love my stay"

"Cool rooms with the high ceiling and tall window. Pool was smallish and cool, temp wise. No hot tub. But nice rooms. Valet was short staffed so took a bit to get vehicle since waiting on one employee to get back"

"Quaint!"

"Parking was as advertised. But the amenities and breakfast was terrible. No lobby coffee (probably only hotel in existence) nor vending machines for basic water. Instead they force you to get coffee from the “breakfast” area for $4 each. And a small bottle of water is $6 from the little lobby market. Instead.. staff rudely say if you want complimentary coffee it’s in the room and water? Good luck. Staff were cold. Also.. the breakfast looked miserable. $16? I wouldn’t pay $5 for it. Hotel was older.. definitely showing it’s age but decently clean and no complaints there. Just spend the extra couple dollars and stay at any other hotel rather than this one in the st. Paul downtown area. I learnt my lesson."