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Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis

Minneapolis • North Loop • SPLURGE

avg. $450 / night

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Free breakfast

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

At 245 Hennepin Avenue, a 36-story curtain-wall tower rises above Minneapolis's North Loop at dusk, its dark glass skin absorbing the burnt-orange sky before giving it back fractured and luminous. The Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis, which claimed floors 23 through 30 of the mixed-use RBC Gateway development when it opened in 2022, earns its altitude honestly — floor-to-ceiling windows in all 222 rooms and suites frame the city's low-slung grid and the Mississippi corridor beyond, making the view an architectural argument in itself. Smallwood handled both the building's design and the hotel interiors, threading a material palette drawn from Minnesota's industrial and natural heritage through the guest floors: brass-accented wood paneling, dark timber detailing, and a curated program of locally commissioned artwork that keeps the rooms from feeling like they could belong to any city. The restaurants bring a different register entirely. AvroKO — the New York studio behind some of the more atmospherically considered hospitality interiors of the past decade — designed Mara, Socca, and the Riva Terrace Bar, and the dining room shown here demonstrates their characteristic layering: a coffered brass ceiling structure, globe pendants suspended on branching armatures, velvet barrel chairs in terracotta and amber, and an open kitchen framed by an arched bronze hood. It has the warmth of a Milanese brasserie recalibrated for the Midwest. Above it all, the outdoor pool terrace sits at mid-tower, the downtown skyline stacked behind it like a postcard the building earned the right to send.

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Shining bright in the skyline, Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis is connected by Skyway to sports, business and entertainment and is two blocks from the Mississippi River. Inside, discover Mediterranean-inspired dining by award-winning local chef Gavin Kaysen, a wellness floor complete with indoor and outdoor pools and a Spa dedicated to nourishment through nature.

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Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis Reviews

100 reviews

"The best decision we made when visiting Minneapolis this weekend was to book a room at the Four Seasons. From the moment we entered the door until our departure, the staff at this hotel gave us great service. Our room on the 30th floor had a panoramic view of the city. Our hotel room was immaculate, well equipped and comfortable. One night we enjoyed a fireworks display after a baseball game from our window. We enjoyed a fabulous tasting menu at the hotel restaurant Mara and received great attention from our server Chadwick. The breakfasts were complimentary and delicious. When my husband came down with the flu, Security checked on him when he wasn't answering the phone. The concierge helped us to cancel our reservation for dinner that night, even getting us a refund on our deposit. Since they knew it was my birthday, we were sent a bottle of chilled champagne from the General Manager. The complimentary car service drove us to our skyway tour and trolly tours. Lastly, after our departure when I realized I had left behind my parking ticket at the airport, they tried to find it in the trash and recycle bin. I can never remember an experience so welcoming and attentive. If there were 6-star ratings for hotels, the Four Seasons in Minneapolis would surely earn it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 20, 2026

"They have really upped their game here. Shout out to Raya at reception for being warm and welcoming. Rooms are well appointed, stay was very comfortable and convenient."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 14, 2026

"If you want to experience the Four Seasons brand, stay here. The staff is excellent and beyond attentive to detail. When they learned we’d come from a three day cardiac ordeal at the Mayo Clinic — quite inadvertently — we were upgraded to a suite and then at dinner an appetiser and dessert showed up complimentary. I can’t described how this allowed us to suddenly exhale after three very intense days. Everyone was just kind. The suite was gorgeous, the restaurant absolutely great, especially loved the wine list and the steward, and I had the best massage at a hotel in my life. This Four Seasons lives up to the reputation."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 09, 2026

"Warning: Do not book this hotel using the Amex Fine Hotels / Resorts program! They do not honor the benefits outlined including the early/late check ins or outs, free breakfast, and there certainly weren't any upgrades even though the hotel was not nearly at capacity during December in Minneapolis. It's an OK hotel overall, the bar is really nice and the room had a great view of....north Minneapolis. But it felt like a bait and switch using the Amex FHR program and getting none of the promised benefits"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 31, 2025

"We stayed at the Four Seasons Minneapolis this past weekend, and while the hotel itself was wonderful, I had a disappointing experience with the spa’s pricing transparency. When I called to book my massage, I was quoted the base price of $225. I knew an automatic gratuity would be added, but my final charge came to $328.68, which didn’t make sense based on gratuity alone. Nothing was mentioned during the phone booking about dynamic pricing, a 2% staff fee, an 18% provider fee, or the additional taxes. The next day, we went back to the spa to ask about the discrepancy, and the staff explained that the price can change depending on how “in demand” a specific massage style is or how busy the spa is on that day. If a lot of people want the deep tissue that day, they upcharge you!!! For a brand like Four Seasons, this level of price fluctuation without upfront disclosure feels misleading. Guests shouldn’t have to discover hidden fees or shifting prices after the fact. The massage itself was great, but the lack of transparency overshadowed the experience. If you plan to book here, make sure to confirm the actual final price before scheduling."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Nov 24, 2025

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