Few amenities, phone didn't work properly, no incidentals (hair dryer, shampoo, etc). Not a good value for a one night stay. More

I stayed at this hotel for about 10 nights while undergoing treatment at that Mayo clinic. It was a little tricky to get to at first and my Garmin was pretty confused by its location, but I finally figured it out and once I did getting to and from the hotel was fine. The staff was very friendly. The room... More

The hotel itself is very clean and my room was very comfortable. The bed was okay, a little firm, but still comfortable for me. My only complaints were the window heater/air conditioner was somewhat noisy and the bathroom fan was loud; the fan is linked to the bathroom light so the fan runs anytime the light is on. The internet... More

Summary Statement: The facility is just what it advertises, an efficient, low cost, self-catering hotel that provides quiet accommodations in a very convenient location. Recommended for anyone spending several days in Rochester, perhaps attending the Mayo Clinic. Room cleaning is provided for those staying one week or more; otherwise, there is no room service. Food delivery is available. No breakfast.... More

Stayed here one night while visiting the Mayo for some doctors appointments. The check-in lady was very nice and had us checked-in in about 5-10 minutes. The room was okay. We were given a double room. Having a full kitchen is nice. Bathroom okay. Beds were very very hard and I had a terrible time sleeping. It was pretty clean... More

This is a new facility on a portion of road not on our map so a little hard to find. The room was extra large with a King bed, kitchen and good-sized bathroom. Everything seemed new and very clean. We were there only one night and paid about $70.00. This isn't really ideal for a single night as they don't... More

A great value. $39 per night if you stay a week. Great for me as I had a week of treatment at the Mayo Clinic. Big refrigerator and adequate kitchen. Nice recliner chair. Good free shuttle service to the clinics with just one intermediate stop at one more hotel. Have heard some complaints that mattresses are too hard. Just right... More

Bed was extreemly hard. We had to run to the local Shopko and buy a foam mattress pad just to make it through the three days we were there. Had to ask for extra pillows. (No charge, thank goodness.) For a priceline[-] price of 36 dollars a night (plus taxes) this was a place to take a shower, drink some... More

We were in Rochester for medical business at the Mayo Clinic and found this to be an excellent value, PRICE-WISE--under $300 for seven nights. Rooms were clean and staff was friendly. A laundromat was on-site; iron and board can be borrowed from desk. The room has one queen bed, one recliner, 3 straight chairs, a small table, desk, and bedside... More