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Top Plymouth Kid Friendly Hotels
Residence Inn by Marriott Minneapolis Plymouth
"Great customer service by the evening front desk staff and manager."
Reviewed on Aug 1, 2026
Comfort Inn Plymouth - Minneapolis
"The room we were put in had blood spots on the sheets/mattress, dirty socks still in the room, a water leak in the ceiling that leaked onto our things, and our only options for a “refund” was making an account with them and getting points on there. Canceled the rest of our stay with them and went ..."
Reviewed on Aug 3, 2026
Ramada Hotel & Conference Center by Wyndham Plymouth
"My stay was OK. The thing I didn't like was they charged me more for my dog than it stated on their sheet in our room. I wanted specify what was the charge and what was supposed to be according to their sheet but wasn't allowed here. They didn't wanted to hear about it or refund my money. And it's ..."
Reviewed on Aug 3, 2026
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Minneapolis West, MN
Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West by IHG
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Plymouth Kid-Friendly Hotels
It’s not a family vacation if you can’t bring the entire clan with you, is it? Next time you have a few days off from work, plan a family-friendly getaway. Set off on an adventure the entire family will love, and book your stay at one of the kid-friendly hotels in Plymouth.
Your little ones are the most important thing in your life, so make sure they enjoy your accommodation as much as you do. From a kids-only room service menu (macaroni and cheese, anyone?) to special perks like in-room video game consoles, these lodgings provide a little something extra for the smaller members of your crew. The best family-friendly hotels in Plymouth may even offer playgrounds and other activities to keep the kiddos busy. What’s more, some hotels provide a babysitting service so you can get a few hours to yourself!
Whether you’re traveling with one small child or hauling around your entire extended family, Travelocity is here to help. Let us hook you up with hotels for kids in Plymouth that will keep your youngsters happy without breaking the bank. You can save even more when you bundle your flight and hotel together, so what are you waiting for? Grab your family and get ready to explore!
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Recent Plymouth Hotel Reviews By Fellow Wanderers
Radisson Blu Mall of America
"This hotel is wonderful! The convenience of being connected to the mall is unmatched. I booked two rooms and had them connected (there’s a fee to do this of $35 per room each night). It was a total of 6 between both rooms, so space was not an issue. The pool not being in service really sucked lol (it’s been down for almost a year). The king bedroom featured a very weird shower that my wife didn’t care for. The beds are surprisingly comfortable, but the pillows are terrible. The staff is phenomenal and helpful all around. The entrance to the rooms features tiled flooring and was very slippery when wearing socks. The hotel is very well maintained by staff, but the red chairs in the lobby by the restaurant need to be replaced due to frequent wear. Valet is reasonable, so be sure to tip! On Sunday, if you plan on eating in the mall, do so before 7 p.m. because they pack that place up and not a minute after. Oh, if you order from the restaurant Cowboy Jacks, be sure that it is the one in the mall and not the other location. But do yourself a favor and find something better because it really wasn’t that great."
