King Studio

Overview

Experience the elegance and charm of The Chambers Hotel, located at the bustling intersection of 9th and Hennepin in Minneapolis’s historic theater district. This iconic hotel, established in 1908, has been a witness to the city’s vibrant cultural scene, hosting unforgettable performances from the legendary Orpheum Theater, including acts by the Marx Brothers and Prince. Our 60 uniquely designed guestrooms and suites are infused with art and creativity, featuring luxurious walk-in rain showers, and select suites offer indulgent deep soaking tubs. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of downtown Minneapolis from their rooms. The hotel also boasts a serene courtyard complete with a cozy fire pit, perfect for relaxing while soaking in the lively atmosphere of Hennepin Avenue. With 12,500 square feet of versatile event space, including a stunning gallery, The Chambers is an ideal venue for any occasion. Plus, the convenient skyway access allows you to explore nearby attractions such as the Target Center, Target Field, U.S. Bank Stadium, and the scenic Mississippi River, making your stay both comfortable and exciting.

On the corner of 9th and Hennepin in the heart of Minneapolis’s historic theater district, The Chambers Hotel takes center stage. Built in 1908, The Chambers has had a front-row seat to the legendary Orpheum Theater’s groundbreaking performances, from the Marx Brothers’ vaudeville act to Prince’s hometown debut. Here at The Chambers, we, too, have a famous flair for the dramatic. Our 60 art-infused guestrooms and suites have walk-in rain showers (some of the suites also come with deep soaking tubs) and sweeping views of vibrant downtown. A lush courtyard with a fire pit are prime spots to admire the scenery on Hennepin Avenue. And 12,500 square feet of event space — including a pristine, blank-canvas gallery — await your creative touches. The skyway just steps from our door leads to the Target Center, Target Field, U.S. Bank Stadium, the Mississippi River and the colorful culture of the Twin Cities.