In the heart of one of America's most dynamic heartland cities is a new hotel as saturated with art and goodwill as its cultural context.

It is no accident that the Chambers, an exemplar of New York City sophistication and finely tuned service, turned to the Twin Cities as its first outpost. An avatar of urban planning (that works!) and leading-edge architecture, Minneapolis adheres to quality, but perhaps without the air of off-putting exclusivity. The Chambers now enhances this urbane experience, inside and out.

Its spacious 60 rooms and suites are vibrant testimonies to good and stimulating design. Filled, but not cluttered, with original art, large work spaces, 42" plasma TVs, formidable showers and sundry sundries, you will feel sharp even after a flattening day. Though in the midst of the city's thriving restaurant and theater district, you just may want to stay in. Famed chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten has created the Chambers Kitchen restaurant just downstairs. Already a regional destination, you'll be an elevator ride away!

With flexible meeting space and complimentary high-speed internet service, you will have a bedroom in a museum that is conveniently housed in a business center. And, at a discount (for us):

Studio rooms: $209 (as compared to the corporate rate paid by non-members of $340)
Deluxe studio: $259 (compared to $380)
Junior suite: $389 (compared to $580)

You may visit their website at www.chambersminneapolis.com.