Hotel Ivy, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Minneapolis
Sophisticated Art Deco heritage hotel with a contemporary polish. Intimate and slightly residential in feel — not a sprawling convention tower. Original artwork throughout, warm metallic accents, and a lobby that actually invites you to linger.
The Leamington Ramp across the street is self-parking and skyway-connected — skip valet at $60 and save money
Why It Matters
Minneapolis's first luxury hotel and still the benchmark. The Ivy Tower's historic architecture is genuinely striking — vaulted ceilings and exposed beams in the upper event spaces, not just a facade. The 2024 renovation added Masa & Agave (a speakeasy-style tequilaria with 300+ agave spirits) and Breva (New American), making the dining worth a visit even if you're not staying.
Built around the Ivy Tower — a ziggurat-style Art Deco landmark completed in 1929 — Hotel Ivy is Minneapolis's original luxury hotel. The tower sat dormant through the Great Depression, but when the hotel opened in 2007 it gave the old bones new life. A full renovation in 2024 refreshed the guest rooms, restaurants, bars, and event spaces without losing the building's architectural character. The result is 136 rooms and suites with limestone bathrooms, Frette linens, and Byredo toiletries, plus four drinking and dining venues, a full-service spa, and a serious fitness center — all connected to the city's downtown Skyway on the 3rd floor.
Where You'll Stay
10 room types available
Deluxe Suite
At 796 square feet, the Deluxe Suite steps above the Superior with more generous proportions throughout the living and sleeping spaces.
1 King
Executive King
A step up from Superior in positioning and finishes. Also 400 square feet — the 'Executive' tier reflects floor height and view more than extra square footage.
1 KingExecutive Queen
Two queen beds at the Executive tier. Same footprint as the other 400-square-foot rooms; ideal for two guests who want separate beds with better views.
2 Queen BedsExecutive Suite
920 square feet with a sofa bed in addition to the king — practical for groups needing a third sleeping spot. Good balance of space and value at the suite tier.
1 King Bed + Sofa BedGrand Deluxe Room
Meaningfully bigger than the standard tier at 538 square feet. The extra space shows in the layout — more room between the bed and the windows, better desk setup. A solid upgrade for longer stays.
1 KingGrand Suite
At 1,173 square feet, one of the hotel's largest configurations before the Penthouse. Full separate living and sleeping areas, sofa bed for an additional guest, and a spa-quality limestone bath.
1 King Bed + Sofa BedPenthouse Suite
The crown of the Ivy Tower. 2,500 square feet total with a private rooftop balcony and 1,900 square feet of interior living space surrounded by panoramic windows. The city views are legitimately spectacular. If you're asking about price, it's the kind of suite where the price changes based on season and availability.
1 KingSuperior King
The entry-level room and it works. Whitewashed walls, leather headboard, Frette linens, limestone bathroom, wet bar, and a work desk. City views vary by floor — worth requesting a higher floor at check-in.
1 KingSuperior Queen
Same 400 square feet as the Superior King but configured for two beds — good for friends or families. Sleeps four. Same limestone bath and Byredo amenities.
2 Queen BedsSuperior Suite
Where the hotel starts to feel genuinely different. Ten-foot floating ceilings, a separate living area with sofa, and a bedroom set behind eight-foot double doors. The limestone bathroom has double sinks, a glass shower, and a deep soaking tub. A proper suite.
1 King · 68 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Afternoon tea service available for guests.
A well-equipped 24-hour gym with Technogym cardiovascular equipment, Peloton bikes, weight training equipment, Concept 2 rowers, and ski ergs. Yoga classes are also offered. Minimum age 18 for fitness classes.
A daily curated sensory experience for guests, in keeping with The Luxury Collection brand's Epicurean programming.
A weekly immersive culinary or cultural experience for guests, part of The Luxury Collection's signature programming.
Private chef experiences available for guests — contact the hotel concierge for arrangements.
Weekly guided walking tours exploring Minneapolis history and food culture, organized through the hotel.
Yoga classes available through the Anda Fitness center. Minimum age 18.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Newly updated meeting and event spaces including an 8-seat boardroom with 75" display, Exhibit spaces with 10-foot ceilings, and the Grand Studio in the Ivy Tower with vaulted ceilings and a private VIP lounge. Private chef and full catering available.
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi in all guest rooms.
24-hour gym with Technogym cardio, Peloton bikes, weight training, Concept 2 rowers, and ski ergs. Yoga classes offered.
A curated honor bar in all rooms.
All rooms stocked with Byredo bath amenities.
Frette linens standard in all guest rooms and suites.
Connected to the Minneapolis Skyway system on the 3rd floor, providing indoor access to the Minneapolis Convention Center, Orchestra Hall, and downtown attractions — essential in Minnesota winters.
Valet parking available in a heated enclosed underground garage. Rates: 0–4 hours $28+tax; 4–8 hours $38+tax; overnight $60+tax. Oversized vehicles accommodated in an adjacent outdoor lot.
Hotel Ivy does not offer electric vehicle charging stations.
Up to two pets per room allowed, maximum 40 lbs each. Non-refundable fee of $100 per stay.
Hotel Ivy does not have a swimming pool. There is a hydrotherapy soaking tub within Anda Spa, available to guests with a booked treatment.
Round-the-clock concierge and guest services availability.
Full-service spa with Crystal Sauna, Eucalyptus steam rooms, heated whirlpool, Quartz Spa, Aura Lounge, and Relaxation Lounge.
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