The former Millennium Minneapolis, next to the Minneapolis Convention Center, closed last November to embark on a $40 million renovation and rebranding. The newly named Sheraton Minneapolis Downtown Convention Center reopened in April, with 33,150 square feet of redesigned meeting space, including an iconic rooftop dome with panoramas of the Minneapolis skyline, 19 meeting rooms, and capacity for 450 attendees theater-style in the dividable Mill City Ballroom. The Sheraton Minneapolis Downtown Convention Center is one of the closest hotels to the Minneapolis Convention Center, and the two are connected via skyway. The hotel also welcomed two new dining concepts, plus remodeled guest rooms and suites.
“I am proud to introduce and work alongside this team of highly talented professionals, who share a dedication to delivering the highest standards of hospitality,” says Austin Tyler-Thull, general manager of the hotel, in a prepared statement. “We look forward to welcoming guests traveling to Minneapolis with our commitment to providing exceptional service and creating memorable experiences.”
