I stayed in this hotel a couple of times whilst in the US on business. 1 time was for a global conference, which was actually accomodated in the hotel. Well, its a nice hotel, to be sure. I don't know how much it cost as my company paid for it, but I'm guessing its not cheap. By European standards the... more

Upmarket hotel - good for business travel but unfortunately charges for internet connection. Service fantastic and restaurant served me probably the best steak I have ever eaten. Two other good restaurants close by - sushi and Italian. Staff very polite and extremely helpful. Gym well equipped. more

We started with a disaster but after a slow recovery all was well. We reserved two room, checked into one and told them our friends would be in shortly. We retired to our room and a while later my wife got partially undressed and was doing exercises for her back. Click - the door opens and there is a bell... more

I recently stayed here for 2 nights (Oct. 2-4) at a arte of $249nt. for a king bed room. Here are the pros and cons: PROS 1. Great Service- The staff were unfaliingly friendly and helpful. The Concierge, Stephen, gave us handy tips on what to see nearby. 2. Nice Amenities- There was a full selection of Aveda toiletries in... more

I attended a family wedding at the St. Paul Hotel and enjoyed the quaint, vintage feel immensely. The hotel is slightly dated but very very clean with good service. The location of the hotel is beautiful and the locale can't be beat. The rooms are slightly old fashioned but very comfortable. The bed was great! The wedding services itself were... more

I will keep this short and sweet. This is a Fabulous little find in Saint Paul. The location is great for walking everywhere. The service was fantastic. The rooms well appointed and with beautiful views and most importantly the bed was sooo comfortable. My only recomendation would be skip the cafe...there are much better resturants walking distance from the hotel. more

It was peak wedding season apparently because our rooms were pretty expensive, about $350/night. You'd think that a hotel that costs that much would have at least decent service. There are certain expectations about service the more you pay for it. This hotel fails every aspect of good service. Not only do their employees not even say hello to you... more

I just returned from a 2 night stay at the St Paul Hotel. Unlike previous reviewers, I thought that the hotel staff was very service-minded, attentive, and helpful. When I arrived, the doorman greeted me BY NAME (how they worked that I have no idea), and the front desk clerk automatically gave me a lower rate for the room when... more

The St Paul Hotel is beautiful in appearance and the front desk staff was very polite. However, for $150+ a night in St Paul, the value isn't there. I have stayed at budget hotels for 1/2 the price that had better value. Everything, including the newspaper shoved under the door is charged to your account. Coffee service in the lobby... more