Holiday Inn Express & Suites St. Paul – Woodbury

I enjoyed everything about my stay here. Clean room with no smell, comfortable bed, temperature well regulated. Very nice staff and when I couldn’t find a vending machine with water in it, the front desk gave me a couple bottles and said if I needed more, to just ask. I liked all the food perks – coffee, tea, hot cocoa etc. (and chocolates) 24/​7, and the breakfast in the morning was simple but everything tasted and looked good. (scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, yogurt, and warm cinnamon rolls) We had a room with a jacuzzi – not very impressive jets but I had a great soak nonetheless, and slept well after.

The heaters don’t work, even when I had to switch rooms it still didn’t work well. The restaurant has bad service, I had to hunt my waitress down to get her to acknowledge me and then to give me my bill.

Front desk was really nice and pretty quick! You can hear people walking on the floor above you and the «fitness room» needs to up its game; it’s practically a closet with a treadmill, elliptical and stationary bike.

Mrs. B, Baby B, and I stayed at this Holiday Inn and Suites last minute on the last day of our vacation through the Mid-​west. It was getting late and we were looking for a place to stay, after calling a few places, we called this Holiday Inn and they had one remaining King bed room for us. The front desk person was awesome and saved the room for us even though we were 20 minutes away still and she had other people at the desk. The room was great, very well maintained and clean. Mrs. B is quite picky about hotel cleanliness and she was very impressed with this location. We have lots of family in the area but if we are looking for a hotel in Woodbury again, this will be the first place we try.

Stayed for a week to go house hunting and the rooms were clean, the staff nice, the hot tub… wonderful!

I returned back here for training and stayed here a week. Housekeeping was great with keeping my room clean and neat. We were a bit surprised that the staff was not aware of restaurant selection in the area. The only thing that was recommended was the Ray J’s. However, she was friendly enough. Also, I tossed my name on a Post-​it in the jar for 10,000 points. I didn’t think anything of it until I got a call at the end of the month. YEAH!!! I will be visiting California in a week and will use my points for a free seaside hotel stay:)

eh… they are just a low-​end room. The staff is not really on the ball — at some times they were very rude, otherwise it seemed like we were inconveniencing them for wanting to stay there. They really weren’t sympathetic to our plight at all during the 3 night stay… blood on the bed sheets the wrong room on the reservation (there are apparently 2 levels of suites… bed & couch in one room or bed and couch in 2 rooms).
However, this one takes the cake… the power went off on the morning we had to leave. The Main Circuit Breaker blew for the entire building… we had to shower in the dark… any deals? Nah… oh yeah we can’t even tell you what your bill will be — just leave your credit card number and we’ll charge you whatever we want… which of course was the wrong rate after further inspection.
What can you expect at the bottom of the food-​chain? Employees who make $ 7 an hour and act like it and mattresses that are 20 years old.
At least they couldn’t screw up the food (it is all prepackaged)
Spend another $ 20 and reduce the risk of a bad experience… I will.