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Intercontinental Minneapolis Airport - Minneapolis, MN

Key Facts

Address: 5005 Glumack Dr
Minneapolis, MN 55450
Phone: 1 612-725-0500
Fax: 1 612-725-0505
Toll-Free: 888-233-9450

Web: www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/us/en/minneapolis/mspha/hoteldetail
Group Sales Organization: us.alhi.com/saint-paul--minnesota/intercontinental-minneapolis-st-paul-airport.html
Email: info@intercontinentalmsp.com

Overview

Description: Airport location offering convenient transit access. Modern style with business-focused services.

Year Built: 2018
Check in Time: 3:00 PM
Check out Time: 12:00 PM

Number of Floors: 12
Total Number of Rooms: 291
Chain: InterContinental Hotels & Resorts
Chain Website: www.ihg.com/content/us/en/about/brands

Guest Services: Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service; Paid Onsite Parking; Wheelchair Access to Common/Public Areas; Common Area Internet Access (Wireless)

Security: Smoke Alarm in Rooms; Sprinkler in Rooms; Valet Parking Service; Pets Allowed; Additional Fee for Pets

Event Space

Total number of meeting rooms: 17
Total event space: 37,621 sq ft
Total meeting room capacity: 17 meeting rooms holding 3,274 people

Meeting Facilities: Business Center; Meeting Facilities; Meeting Room Internet Access (Wireless)

	Passport Ballroom	Altitude Event Space	Crosswind Room	Horizon Boardroom
Dimensions	67.4x157x18 ft	81.2x29.3x14 ft	42.5x26.6x12 ft	35.1x20.4x11 ft
Area	10,582 sq ft	2,379 sq ft	1,130 sq ft	716 sq ft
Floor Number	Floor 2		Floor 2	Floor 2
Floor Cover
Portable Walls
Auditorium	1,150	200	85
Classroom	723	100	48
U-Shape			18
Reception	1,105	200	85
Banquet	900	120	68

Location

Description: connected to the airport.

Nearby Airports: Minn/St Paul Intl (1 mile southwest); St Cloud (62 miles northwest); Rochester Intl (75.50 miles southeast)
Nearby Sightseeing: Historic Fort Snelling, St Paul, MN; Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Bloomington, MN (1.50 miles southwest); Nickelodeon Universe, Bloomington, MN (2 miles southwest); Minnehaha Falls and Park (2.50 miles northwest); Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium, Bloomington, MN (2.50 miles southwest)
Dining: Bradstreet Craftshouse (Onsite); La Voya (Onsite); Sea Salt Eatery (2.50 miles north); Grand Ole Creamery, St Paul, MN (5 miles northeast); Dunn Bros Coffee (6.50 miles northwest)

Nearby Recreation: Health Club

Amenities

Air Conditioning

Rooms for Non-smokers

Telephone

Refrigerator (some)

Television

Internet Access (Wireless)

Venues Nearby

Hilton Minneapolis/St Paul Airport Mall

3800 American Blvd E, Bloomington, MN 55425
1.5 miles

Embassy Suites Minneapolis Airport

7901 34th Avenue South, Bloomington, MN 55425
1.7 miles

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