MINNEAPOLIS
Hilton Worldwide has unveiled the DoubleTree by Hilton Minneapolis North, a 13-story, suburban high-rise hotel located in Brooklyn Center and surrounded by more than 500 acres of parks and walking paths.
Formerly the Minneapolis Boulevard Hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton Minneapolis North has revealed a $4 million transformation that includes updates throughout the property. At the helm of the freshly renovated hotel is veteran hotelier and Minnesota Native, Robert "Rosco" Larson, who has been appointed as general manager.
Nestled along the Mississippi River, the hotel's suburban setting offers convenient access to nearby businesses, including Medtronic, BAS Systems, Cummings Power Generation and Boston Scientific, as well as area attractions including Mall of America and the Walker Art Center.
A tree-lined boulevard creates a stately sense of arrival, while an updated interior reflects a fresh, contemporary design marked by sleek chrome accents and a cool color palate accented by violet hues. The 174-room hotel offers all modern amenities, including WiFi, LCD HDTVs and the inviting Sweet Dreams bed experience. A 24-hour fitness center, 24-hour business center and WiFi throughout the hotel's public spaces are all complimentary to guests.
The hotel offers dining options to suit any palate. Lombard's is the hotel's American-themed restaurant offering a full-service bar and serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Grants, the hotel's intimate lobby bar, offers a range of light bites and a diverse drink menu.
The hotel is also well-suited to accommodate varying types of meetings, events and conventions with 10,000 square feet of flexible function space, including two ballrooms.
