Millennium Hotel Minneapolis Re-Opens After Extensive Renovations

The Millennium Hotel Minneapolis has re-opened after more than $22 million in extensive renovations throughout the property.

The hotel, which had a soft opening in April, closed in December 2012 to undergo a complete transformation.

The hotel has been remodeled from top to bottom including all 321 guest rooms and public spaces.

Guest rooms now offer a modern, relaxed and refined look with upgraded technology and amenities. In addition, there is now a club floor and lounge allowing guests to conduct business in a private setting.

A new food & beverage concept, North 45˚ restaurant and bar, features local craft beers and regionally influenced cuisine.

The hotel’s 22,000 square feet of function space, including two ballrooms, feature contemporary designs with state-of-the-art audiovisual capabilities and lighting.

“With the renovation of the Millennium Hotel Minneapolis, we have created a modern hotel that appeals to corporate travelers, convention attendees and our local guests through new spaces and experiences that cater to their specific needs,” said Robert Rivers, Regional General Manager – North America. “We look forward to welcoming everyone back with an impressive redesign and continued commitment to service.”

Millennium Hotel Minneapolis has been a landmark in downtown since first opening in 1963 as Capp Towers. Its iconic dome launched it to national fame with a feature in the 26 July 1963 issue of Life Magazine.

Millennium Hotel Minneapolis is located on downtown's Nicollet Mall, within minutes of the city's sporting venues, theaters, museums and other cultural venues. It is connected directly adjacent to the Minneapolis Convention Center via an enclosed skyway.