Graves 601 Hotel Wyndham Grand, Minneapolis

Pretty nice place! The staff was nice as well! If you want to save some money on this hotel make sure to book it at SweetHotelDeals. N e t I got a whole night for free by booking it there

Lovely hotel with spacious and nicely appointed guest rooms. Close to good restaurants and Target Field and Stadium. Easy access to highway. Courteous and professional staff.

We had such a wonderful experience at the Graves 601 Hotel. It was beautiful, clean, modern, professional, and very comfortable. The staff was wonderful - they would do anything for you. We really enjoyed our stay.

I stayed here with a group of friends after attending a wedding in one of the banquet rooms. The hotel is very trendy, very quiet, and very clean. Front desk staff and doormen were welcoming and helpful, but once we were upstairs it was a different story. I think of myself as a respectful customer, and I've worked in the restaurant industry for years. Bad service is hard for me to overlook, but I can understand having an off night. That being said, the bartenders at the wedding reception and in the bar were cold, and my friends and I left feeling like we had all been treated poorly. These people were flat out rude. If you are looking for a low-key night in a quiet room, go for it. But, my advice is to find somewhere else to dine. Otherwise, you'll risk running into some of the people that served us, and they will have you feeling like you're wasting their time (and your money).

The hotel is in an excellent location. The staff is friendly and professional. The only thing negative I can say about our stay is there was some minor constuction going on in front when we were there. This was not a major problem and if I ever go back to Minneapolis I will stay at the Graves 601. Richmond, Virginia

This hotel was extremely stylish and had very comfortable. Stayed with my wife and had a wonderful relaxing time. Best food I’ve had in Minneapolis. Would recommend for business as well, as the service was great, all employees were friendly.

i found black mold in my bed when i asked for a new room they called me a very needy guest then the food was great

Just arrived back home after 5 nights at Graves 601 and had an outstanding stay at this hotel. Everybody was wonderful, the rooms were great and the hotel is in and of it's own. The settee in our room was a little tired looking also, but otherwise everything was immaculate. One evening we sat in the bar which looks into Cosmos and watched an employee wipe down all of the chrome and reset the chairs around the tables with incredible precision. The whole place sparkled. We ate breakfast there the next morning had a wonderful meal and great service. The employees are extremely nice, knowledgeable and go above and beyond to make for a wonderful experience. It is a wonderful hotel and I will be back.

We loved the modern decor and the great views. The price was good for a spot right in the middle of everything. Didn't like the price for Wi-Fi and no coffee maker in the room. Overall a great experience and highly recommend this to anyone wanting to stay close to the Target center.

My wife and I are seasoned travelers and know the difference between a hotel that delivers a first class experience and one with the pretense to. Graves 601 fails to deliver on the most basic of hotel experience, the guest rooms and guest relations. The hotel common areas are quite nice, the hotel staff is friendly. We paid extra for the “executive floors”. We checked into our hotel room and it was surprising in a bad way. What in a hotel is more basic than a clean, well appointed room? The list of deficiencies is very long but includes; extensive marking on the walls (black marks, scrape marks, etc.); extensive marking on the woodwork; wood paneling coming off the wall, the wood writing desk askew at about a 10% angle, a tear in the settee, film of dirt on the faux-leather seat, mixed-match wall paint and painted un-sanded plaster; the window shade coming apart, and probably most disturbing a rather dingy-grey condition of the pillows and comforter under their outer casings (discomforting to say the least). I called the hotel manager. He came and looked at the room with the maintenance manager. They acknowledged all of the items I pointed out but tried to tell me that the last hotel guest probably had caused all the damage (I don’t think so unless they stayed there for about a year.) He even sat on the writing desk to show me why the desk might have gotten to be at that skewed angle. Management now says that they offered to move me- they say that they wrote that in their notes- I can tell you that they didn’t. They offered to fix the deficiencies the next day but I was stuck in the room sick with flu- what a disaster. When I reserve a hotel that promotes a first class experience, I absolutely do not expect to go in and have to point out deficiencies in my room. That is their job, not mine. I do not expect to have to fight for another room or have to negotiate a compensation in the form of a reduction in rate because the hotel has failed to provide the level of service that was expected and promised- that is what a manager does, that is the essence of hospitality. A couple of other things that irked me about the property; I was not informed that parking was $30 per night (seems more like Chicago or San Francisco than Minneapolis) and that web access was $14 per day (these days what hotels don’t offer this for free.) Kirk E. San Francisco