Eighteen jacuzzi hotels near Mall of America, from Bloomington to downtown Minneapolis. The highest-rated is Omni Viking Lakes in Eagan at 4.7, with freestanding tubs starting at $199.
Most people searching near Mall of America expect Bloomington. The Radisson Blu is there, skyway-connected with freestanding tubs from $229. But the strongest jacuzzi rooms in this collection sit further out. The Omni Viking Lakes in Eagan, ten minutes south, carries a 4.7 rating with freestanding oval tubs in marble bathrooms. Rooms start at $199 and read like a different price class. Downtown Minneapolis brings a different energy. The Hewing Hotel in the North Loop is a converted 1910 warehouse with a rooftop sauna. The Hilton Garden Inn near Nicollet Mall starts at $93 with in-room jetted tubs. You are choosing between staying steps from the mall or booking a better room fifteen minutes away in Eagan or downtown Minneapolis.
18 hotelsFrom $66 – $476/nightBest rating 4.7
18 properties
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Minneapolis – Park Place
Saint Louis Park, Minnesota
Very Good2,116 reviews
4.1
Near West End shops in Saint Louis Park, this DoubleTree puts an in-room whirlpool tub and indoor saltwater pool steps from your door. Regionally inspired dining rounds out a comfortable suburban stay.
Steps from Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis, this Hilton Garden Inn offers in-room Jacuzzi suites, an indoor pool, and a full breakfast buffet for a polished city base.
A short walk from Loring Park in Minneapolis, Best Western Premier The Normandy has private spa tub suites, a pool, on-site restaurant, and a bit of old-world charm that sets it apart from the chain average.
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Bloomington at Mall of America, MN
Bloomington, Minnesota
Very Good2,075 reviews
4.3
Connected to Mall of America by skywalk in Bloomington, this Country Inn has private hot tub suites, indoor pool, free breakfast, and shuttle access for a no-fuss shopping and family base.
Adjacent to the Minnesota Vikings headquarters at Viking Lakes in Eagan, Omni Viking Lakes has freestanding oval tubs in marble bathrooms, a full-service spa, and an indoor pool.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Minneapolis-Dwtn (Conv Ctr) by IHG
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Very Good780 reviews
4.2
Half a block from the Minneapolis Convention Center, this Holiday Inn Express has corner Jacuzzi suites with fireplace access, an indoor pool, and a restaurant. Nicollet Mall is steps away.
In Golden Valley, five miles west of downtown Minneapolis, with marble accents, an in-room Jacuzzi suite, restaurant, and free breakfast. Easy access to US-169 and I-394.
In Apple Valley south of Minneapolis, with a Jacuzzi suite, pool, restaurant, and fitness center. Reviews describe maintenance and staff concerns worth checking in recent ratings.
In Burnsville off I-35W, south of the Twin Cities, with a hot tub suite, indoor pool, restaurant, and pet-friendly rooms. Clean comfortable rooms praised in reviews.
Family resort in Bloomington near the Mall of America, with a private Jacuzzi suite, indoor waterpark, and restaurants. About 10 minutes from MSP Airport.
Six lodges with in-room hot tubs around Lake Tahoe, from $134 a night. Cedar Glen Lodge in Tahoe Vista is the highest rated at 4.8. Black Bear Lodge is the top couples pick.
This collection covers 616 IHG hotels with in-room tubs. The standout boutique is Holiday House Palm Springs, rated 4.8 from $196. For a budget anniversary pick, Hotel Indigo Chester starts at £99 with a clawfoot tub on the canal.
Six hundred ninety-five owner-run hotels with private jacuzzi tubs. The highest rated is Spectacular Vista in the Smokies at 5.0 and $188 a night. Best value is Blue60 Marigny Inn in New Orleans at $136.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bloomington puts you within a few minutes of the Mall. The Radisson Blu connects by skyway, so you can shop without stepping outside. But Bloomington's hotel strip feels like an airport corridor lined with chain restaurants. Downtown Minneapolis is a 20-minute Blue Line ride away, within walking distance of the North Loop dining scene and Nicollet Mall. If the Mall is a day trip inside a city weekend, stay downtown. If it is the main event, Bloomington cuts the commute.
The term covers two realities. About a third of these hotels put a jetted whirlpool in the bedroom area. You soak three feet from the bed with the TV on and the jets running. The Wyndham Burnsville does this well at $115. The rest use 'spa tub' to describe anything from a freestanding soaking tub in a marble bathroom (that is the Four Seasons at $476) to a standard bathtub with better branding. A working whirlpool and a relabeled bathtub are not the same thing.
If you are staying downtown, the North Loop has become Minneapolis's best dining district. Spoon and Stable is the anchor restaurant, and the Hewing Hotel's rooftop bar gives you skyline views without a reservation. Nicollet Mall runs through the city center with shops that feel nothing like a mega-mall. In Bloomington, the Mall is the main draw, but the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge sits ten minutes south and is a surprising detour from retail corridors.
Minnesota winters are brutal, which works in your favor two ways. Hotel rates drop between November and March as leisure travel slows, and a private hot tub earns its price when it is minus-ten outside. Summer rates climb with demand, especially around the Minnesota State Fair in late August. The timing trap: holiday weekends and Vikings home games spike Bloomington and Eagan prices regardless of season. Check the NFL schedule before you book a fall weekend.
The Blue Line light rail runs from downtown to the Mall of America station in about 25 minutes for under three dollars, with stops along Nicollet Mall near most downtown hotels. The Radisson Blu in Bloomington sidesteps transit entirely. It connects to the Mall by skyway. From Eagan or Apple Valley, there is no direct public transit, so you will need a rideshare. That cheaper rate at a suburban hotel twenty miles south looks different once you add $30 round-trip rides every time you want to reach the Mall.
