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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sleek North Loop hotel connected to Target Center and Target Field via Skyway.
Situated in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, The Lofton Hotel offers guests a luxurious stay with easy access to the city's vibrant entertainment scene. Located across from the Target Center and connected to Target Field via the Skyway, this hotel is ideal for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the city's sports and cultural events. The Lofton features elegant accommodations with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and stylish experience for all guests. The Lofton Hotel is committed to inclusivity, providing a welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ travelers. Its proximity to popular LGBTQ+ nightlife spots and cultural landmarks makes it a convenient choice for those looking to explore the city's diverse offerings. Whether you're in town for a Pride event or simply to enjoy the city's rich culture, The Lofton Hotel serves as a perfect home base for your Minneapolis adventure.
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