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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Art-forward boutique hotel in the Mill District, near US Bank Stadium.
Radisson RED Minneapolis Downtown offers a vibrant and modern stay in the city's dynamic Mill District. The hotel's bold design, communal spaces, and emphasis on art and music create an energetic atmosphere for guests. Amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, on-site dining at OUIBar + KTCHN, and easy access to nearby attractions like the U.S. Bank Stadium and the Mississippi River. Known for its inclusive environment, Radisson RED is a popular choice among LGBTQ+ travelers. Its proximity to the city's top art museums, music venues, and restaurants allows guests to fully experience Minneapolis's diverse cultural scene. Whether you're in town for a concert, a game, or to explore the city's rich arts district, Radisson RED provides a stylish and welcoming home base.
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