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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Uptown boutique hotel with a Vinyl Listening Lounge and craft cocktails.
Situated in the trendy Uptown neighborhood, Moxy Minneapolis Uptown combines modern design with a vibrant social scene. Guests can enjoy amenities like a Vinyl Listening Lounge, craft cocktails, and games like shuffleboard and foosball. The hotel's location provides easy access to indie dining, charming boutiques, and popular venues like the U.S. Bank Stadium and Target Center. Moxy Minneapolis Uptown is known for its inclusive and welcoming environment, making it a favorite among LGBTQ+ travelers. The hotel's unique design and lively atmosphere create a fun and engaging space for guests to relax and socialize. Whether you're exploring the local nightlife or enjoying the hotel's amenities, Moxy Uptown offers a memorable and inclusive experience!
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