Moderately Priced Hotels in Minneapolis - Aloft

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Aloft Minneapolis is a moderately-priced hotel in Downtown Minneapolis.  The rooms are built in "loft" style with ceilings at least nine feet high and oversized picture windows.  The feel of this moderately-priced hotel is meant to mimic the many converted warehouse lofts used by artists in the area.  However, there is nothing bohemian about Aloft's furnishings and technology.  Hotel reviews rave about the connectivity of each room.  Aside from the large-screen TVs and free wi-fi, the hotel offers a system that allows visitors to connect many electronic devices to the TV and in-room sound system.  

The bathrooms feature large, walk-in showers and Aloft's signature boutique bath products.  Re:fuel is Aloft's boutique café.  It offers 24/7 accessibility and a full menu of healthy, quality eating and drinking options.  The hotel's lobby bar, w xyz, is a popular lounge with cocktails and a hip atmosphere.  

Its central location makes Aloft a good hotel deal for travelers who want to focus their trip on Downtown Minneapolis.  Nearby museums include the new Mill City Museum, the American Swedish Institute, which celebrates the Scandinavian settlers who first came to the area, and the Weisman Art Center, which displays contemporary artwork.

The Walker Art Center's sculpture garden is a free park with works of public art.  Nearby Loring Park is a popular urban open space that has a lake, walkways, and restaurants.  

The famous Mall of America is 10 miles away from Aloft's front door.  It is connected to downtown Minneapolis by a light rail line.  

For information about Downtown Minneapolis, visit the district's official web site (http://www.downtownmpls.com/).   General listings can be found on the city's Convention and Visitors Bureau web site (http://www.downtownmpls.com/). 

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