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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Playful Downtown East hotel steps from US Bank Stadium.
Located in the affluent Downtown East neighborhood, Moxy Minneapolis Downtown offers a playful and modern hotel experience. The hotel's design caters to the lifestyle of fun-seeking travelers, with amenities like a 24-hour fitness center, communal spaces, and easy access to attractions such as the U.S. Bank Stadium, Gold Medal Park, and the Stone Arch Bridge. Moxy Minneapolis Downtown is celebrated for its LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, providing a welcoming space for all guests. Its central location makes it an ideal spot for those looking to explore the city's vibrant nightlife and cultural offerings. Whether you're attending a Pride event or simply enjoying a weekend getaway, Moxy offers a stylish and inclusive environment for your stay.
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