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Populaire Cottages in Central Minneapolis

'Best place to stay as its only 10 minutes to Viking and Twins stadiums. The house is great as you could sleep 4 comfortly. Very well clean. Never saw a bug in 6 days. Anyone staying in Minneapolis. THIS IS THE PLACE TO STAYAlex is very interesting person to talk too.'

'The home was well stocked. Plenty of toilet paper, paper towels, soap, and bathroom spray and coffee. It was great to get in late and not feel you had to find a store to get these necessary products. The home was clean, and very comfortable. We had a fire at the fire ring and there was plenty of wood ( wished there was an axe) . We had 6 adults and one 9 year old. Everyone was very comfortable. We asked to stay an extra night and we were able to stay 1 extra night, '

'This house was perfect for us! We were a group of youth male gymnasts coming into town for a meet. Most of us were one gymnasts traveling with one parent. We were all able to sleep in our own spaces... Kitchen was well supplied for all our food needs. And plenty of space for the boys to spread out to play a game, watch a movie, or play electronics too! Grocery was 2 min away. And easy access to the freeway to get from place to place. Wonderful house! Great communication by manager too.'

'We had a wonderful stay! The house was perfect and had everything we needed. The host was also very responsive. '

'My friends and I were trying to find a place to stay for the Renaissance festival. And this place popped up. The internet is fantastic and the place has a unique WW2 vibe. I definitely plan to try and use this place in the future when I go back to the Renaissance next year.'