Minnesota has 238 verified hotel contacts spread across 33 cities, with 209,309 Google reviews and an average 4.04-star rating. Minneapolis leads with 53 hotels (4.24 stars), followed by Bloomington with 30 hotels (4.00 stars), giving you access to the state's strongest hospitality markets in a single dataset. Get the entire Minnesota list for $19—a 94% saving versus buying each city separately at $9 per market.
Brooklyn Park (4) · Maplewood (3) · Blaine (3) · Edina (3) · Fridley (3) · Maple Grove (3) · Woodbury (2) · Chanhassen (2) · Mounds View (2) · Savage (2) · Arden Hills (2) · Lino Lakes (1) · Ranier (1) · Ham Lake (1) · Golden Valley (1) · Wayzata (1) · Shoreview (1) · South St Paul (1) · Spring Park (1) · Excelsior (1) · Crystal (1) · New Brighton (1) · Oakdale (1)
These are included in the Minnesota bundle above.
The Minnesota bundle covers 33 cities with verified hotel contacts. The largest concentrations are Minneapolis (238 hotels) and Bloomington (238 hotels), but you also get access to secondary and regional markets including St. Paul, International Falls, and Roseville. This geographic spread lets you target both metro and outlying hospitality operations.
97% of Minnesota's 238 hotels operate independently or as small chains, meaning most contacts are owner-operators or property managers, not corporate HR departments. This high ratio of direct decision-makers improves response rates for vendors selling operational software, services, and supplies.
Yes. The full Minnesota dataset costs $19, while buying each of the 33 cities separately at $9 per city totals $297. Purchasing the bundle saves you 94% and gives you one instant CSV download instead of 33 separate transactions.
Minnesota hotels average 4.04 stars across 209,309 reviews, indicating a quality-focused market with strong guest satisfaction. This rating stability suggests hotels are actively managing operations and open to solutions that improve performance and guest experience.
Minneapolis is the largest hotel market in Minnesota with 53 verified properties averaging 4.24 stars. Bloomington is second with 30 hotels at 4.00 stars, and together these two cities account for 39% of the state's verified hotel supply.
Yes. The Minnesota bundle gives you all 238 contacts in one file, organized by city. You can filter, sort, and segment by location, rating, or other criteria to focus your outreach on Minneapolis, St. Paul, or any of the other 31 cities covered.
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Start with the rating — look for a hotel holding 4.5 stars or higher with a healthy number of recent reviews, which signals consistent, current service. Confirm they're properly licensed and insured for the work you need, and read a few reviews to see how they handle problems, not just praise. The listings below are sorted by Google rating to make this easier.
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