We just spent three nights at the Kahler Inn and couldn't have been happier. The suite worked great for me and husband. We could play Scrabble at the table, make tea and coffee and keep food in the fridge. The breakfast was great except I had to fast two out of three mornings so I didn't get to enjoy it as much as my husband did. We will definitely stay here when I return for my follow-up visit.

The Kahler Inn and Suites is located very near the Mayo Clinic. It is connected underground so you don't need to go outside to make your appointments. Over the past five months I have stayed there off and on with my nephew while he underwent test, radiation, chemo, and finally the surgery. He is doing well. This property probably has 95% of the occupents using the clinic so a lot of troubled people. The staff, from Mike who helps with the bags, to the very sweet maids are compationate and caring.

We've stayed at your hotel many times and enjoy the convenience of location to Mayo Clinic. Your remodeling is done well with good taste. I have a question, however about the bedmaking procedure. We usually stay in a queen/queen suite and have found lately that the bottom sheet appears to be put on with the length of the sheet running to the width of the bed causing the bed to be "short sheeted". Is there a reason for this?

the hotel has had a major update. Our room had new carpet, paint and was clean. The doors were not replaced and showed some signs of wear. The staff was helpful, friendly, and provide good information on transportation,etc. The in house cafe is good for breakfast, but a little below standard for dinner. The cafe is not open Friday and over the week end. The hotel is directly across from the Methodist hospital and the Mayo clinic. The hotel is connected with subways to walk to Mayo .
Great location if you are goint to Mayo Clinic