My wife and I first got engaged at the Northland Inn in 99 and then went back in 2000 for our honeymoon and swore by this hotel until this last vist Jan.27th for our 10 year anniversary. First we reservered a room 2 weeks in advanvce and get there for them to tell us they only had a dbl, after telling him thatwas unaccpetable they ungraded us to the vip suite which was great but after staying I checked my charges and not only was I charged they damage fee that they are suppose to return they charged me an extra $120, after calling they said that we stole the robes that come standard in the room... what a awful anniversary experience.. I think they are trying to pay for renovations.... oh yeah there was uncleaned vomit on the stool area and under the sink vanity

The entire hotel is being redone, but for the most part it was a nice stay. I was there over NYE for a wedding and was pleasantly surprised by a suite. My big complaint was the slowness of the elevators. PAINFULLY slow. Otherwise no complaints.

We stayed at the Northland Inn in Brooklyn Park, MN Dec 2nd-4th and we were given exceptional customer service. The hotel manager, Sherman, went over and above to make sure we had the best time while we were there. He founds us great places to go, and took the time to make sure we had a great weekend! The hotel had nice accomodations and they are actually remodeling, so I am sure the next time we stay it will be even better. Customer Service will keep us coming back!

Easy highway access, fairly clean and it will be a Marriott very soon. The restaurant is decent and inside the hotel. The large atrium adds a little bit of fun, but can be noisy if large groups are staying.

Every aspect of the hotel is dated and showing heavier signs of wear. As someone else noted, the sheets are pilled and rough. The beds need serious updating as well. I sleep in many hotels for business travel and this was probably the worst night of sleep I have had in a while. The good news is that the walls are all concrete so you can't hear your neighbors. All rooms are "suites" with a living room, wet bar and a bathroom with an old school whirlpool tub.

The staff seems very friendly and helpful if you need anything. They are especially accommodating right now because of all of the construction and remodeling.

In all, I would avoid this hotel until they finish the remodel and change to a Marriott. It will be a while until the rooms are even touched. Try a newer hotel in Maple Grove. You wont be disappointed.