Homestead Studio Suites - Minneapolis - Airport - Eagan

About Homestead Studio Suites - Minneapolis - Airport - Eagan

FREE WIFI! Welcome to Homestead Minneapolis / Eagan. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays with studio suite rooms featuring a fully-equipped kitchen?something you wont find in a typical hotel. ?Personalized voice mail ?Iron and full size ironing board ?On-site guest laundry ?Fitness club access off-site, fees may apply ?Pet Friendly Rooms ?On site guest pantry ?Kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, and stovetop ?Dining and cooking utensils provided ?Convenient workspace

If youre looking for charm, natural beauty, culture and bountiful attractions,Minneapolisshould be the next city on your list of travels. There is no shortage of theater, art, music and festivals in this culturally rich metropolis. Minneapolis has long been known for interesting people and new ideas; it was the home of the new wave music scene that emerged in the 1980s, for example, and is still a vivacious destination for live music lovers. The culinary world is also thriving in Minneapolis, with numerous award-winning restaurants that lack the pretension of many other cities. And thats just the beginning. If its shopping you desire, Minneapolis will not disappoint. The Mall of Americaattracts shoppers from far and wide as the largest mall in the nation with more than 400 stores, an aquariumand an indoor amusement park. There is also the Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis. This shopping destination features numerous shops, restaurants, galleries and attractions such as the Minneapolis Planetarium, all culminating at the Crystal Court, where an arrangement of glazed skyways gives way to other tall buildings in the area. Minneapolis definitely has no shortage of museums; its possible to devote an entire vacation solely to museum tours in this city. There is the Walker Art Center, Hennepin Center for the Arts and the Ellingson Car Museum, for starters. The American Swedish Institute is also full of history, and smaller places like the Mill City Museum and the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices offer a unique and quirky perspective into times gone by. The University of Minnesota also boasts the Bell Museum of Natural History and the Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum.