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"Breakfast was great. Staff awesome. Room clean. Parking challenging"

"Yes."

"I'm baffled by the glowing reviews for this establishment. Our stay was marred by several issues. The hot tub water had a putrid smell, reminiscent of rotten bleach, and it's evident that the filtration system hasn't been maintained. Sadly, the entire facility appears outdated and neglected. Our morning encounter with a sleeping (snoring!!) staff member at the front desk was also unimpressive, and the pillows in our room had a foul odor. Although I'm reluctant to leave negative reviews, I feel compelled to share our disappointing experience to prevent others from facing similar issues. "

"Our room was not very big for a queen size bed. The second floor lobby with no street-level direct access was inconvenient. The hotel shares a lobby with Crave restaurant so there really isn’t a hotel lobby dedicated for guests. The skyway access to Mayo Clinic is very nice and convenient. "

"First room the bathtub was full and dirty, second room was dark and the heating until outside the door was VERY loud. "

"The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating. A free shuttle to Mayo Clinic stops right outside the front lobby doors, Mayo St. Mary's Hospital is just across the street, and there are several restaurant options in walking distance from the property. The kitchenette in the suite, complementary guest laundry room, Monday thru Thursday light suppers, and daily breakfast make Aspen Suites ideal for longer stays. My only complaint is that it is not a quiet hotel. Hearing people walking around, doors opening/closing loudly, toilets flushing, etc. wasn't conducive to a good night's sleep. I'd recommended bringing a white noise machine to drown it out."

"The staff was very professional and welcoming. The facility was very clean and the pool and hot tub were open 24/7 which was a nice surprise. The breakfast was good. We were very pleased! "

"The room was clean, but small. I've stayed in King suite with kitchenette a few times in the last few months. The rooms on the third floor are smaller than the second floor. Everything is tighter spacing and there is only one lounge chair in the third floor rooms. The second floor rooms have two lounge chairs and more spacing around furniture. The breakfast was virtually nonexistent this time. This is abnormal, but unacceptable. The only hot food option was waffles and pancakes. There were no eggs, meat, etc., no butter, limited milk and yogurt, and no fruit."

"Clean room soft bed and pillows"