• Hilton Minneapolis: 821 rooms
• Minneapolis Marriott City Center: 584 rooms
• Hyatt Regency Minneapolis: 533 rooms
• Radisson Plaza Hotel Minneapolis: 357 rooms
• Millennium Minneapolis: 321 rooms
Source: Meet Minneapolis
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