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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Upscale downtown hotel within walking distance of Nicollet Mall and Target Center.
Situated in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, The Royal Sonesta offers a luxurious and inclusive experience for travelers. The hotel features elegantly appointed rooms, modern amenities, and is within walking distance of the city's premier dining, shopping, and entertainment venues. Guests can enjoy a variety of services designed to enhance their stay, including pet-friendly accommodations and special packages during events like Twin Cities Pride. The Royal Sonesta is committed to providing a welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ guests, offering packages that celebrate diversity and inclusion. With its central location and dedication to hospitality, The Royal Sonesta Minneapolis Downtown stands out as a premier destination for LGBTQ+ travelers seeking both comfort and cultural immersion in the city.
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