Hotels in Rochester, MN

“I have stayed here many many many times for health issues that have brought me to Mayo. I can say hands down this hotel is incredible. They are kind, it is clean, they care and they have fun events for the guests like happy hour and snacks (Mike is awesome)! Wonderful gym and indoor pool with hot tub. Every person who works here is so kind and when you are going through hard things it makes all the difference. The breakfast is delicious and Ms. Sharon works so hard to make it wonderful. The rooms are also so so nice it's like having your own apartment. It's nicer than my house at home! Oh wait- also free laundry too!

Look no further at hotels in Rochester- this is where you stay. I promise you- your won't regret it. I looked at all the hotels and apartments in the area when choosing where to stay and this is what we chose and it's my tried and true since 2017!”

“Nice, clean, well equipped room with med size fridge, hot burner, toaster, and dishes. Wish they had a keurig instead of the cheap bag and plastic tray coffee maker.”

“I’ve stayed here at least 3 times for work and it’s consistently been a great experience! The suites are spacious, spanking clean, and the beds are very comfy. The gym is good and the laundry room is a great bonus! I’ve always had a great night and woken up rejuvenated the morning after. Steven the General manager is incredibly polite and delivered great service. I’d love to be back!”

“Great place to stay for Mayo visits! The rooms are clean and have stove top and microwave plus huge fridge! Dogs are allowed and the staff is great! Lots of places to eat within walking distance!”

“A bit outdated, but clean. Very clean. Everyone helpful. Amazingly. A good breakfast in the a.m. - appreciative of the complimentary service of transit to the Mayo.”

““A Five-Star Experience at The Towers at the Kahler Grand”

A trip to the Mayo Clinic is rarely on anyone’s bucket list and yet, here we are again. The days are early and very long, filled with appointments, scans, labs, hopeful conversations,and more lumbar punctures than we thought Blake would go through yer again. Our decision to spend time at The Towers not only offers respite, but genuinely feels like home! That’s rare. Very rare. Lucky for Blake and me….it’s The Towers at the Kahler Grand.

We stayed on the concierge level, where luxury meets heart. Every need (or mind meld) was met with warmth, respect, and a kind of attentiveness that feels both professional and accommodating. From our room (kept at a cool 65° even during Rochester’s record heatwave due to corn sweat ….hallelujah!) to the comfort of breakfast in bed, tea time, and evening spreads with top-shelf spirits and wines from my favorite vineyards. They offer the kind of care you don’t realize how much you needed until you receive it. Like a big hug or a box of tissues.

But what truly sets The Towers apart is its staff. Shane, David, Goldie, Ken, Hisham, and others whose names we didn’t catch (but whose smiles we’ll never forget) are the beating heart of The Towers. They remembered our names, went the extra mile (and then a few more to City Market for Cuban sandwiches ), and somehow made us feel less like guests and more like genuine friends. Honestly, if I ever open a hotel, I won’t need a hiring process, I’d just steal the entire team. Lol. Totally true!

My husband and I have traveled the world and stayed in some of the most luxurious hotels, and yet none have come close to the seamless hospitality offered here. I refer to it as a wonderland of compassion and comfort during a time when Blake and I need it most.

So whether you’re in town for a conference, medical care, or just passing through and need a night off, please don’t miss out on The Tower’s level of excellence. I never thought I’d say this about medical trips, but I actually look forward to our next visit because each one feels like a little reunion of sorts.”

“It was fine. You get what you pay for lol. The room kinda smelled of dog pee a little bit, but they called after 10 minutes and asked if everything was okay with the room, which was pretty cool”