Little Falls Hotels: Where to Stay in Minnesota
Little Falls MN hotels we confirmed, with addresses and phones. See pool hotels, motels, a historic estate, camping, and closed or unverified listings.
Sammie O
Little Falls is a Mississippi River city in central Minnesota with a short, honest lodging list. Little Falls MN hotels include two chain properties with pools, one budget motel under a changing name, and a few historic or lakeside stays. This guide lists each Little Falls hotel and motel we could confirm, flags the gaps, and shows how to pick a base for the Lindbergh sites. We drop two chain names from the old guide because we could not verify them. Rates change daily, so we do not quote them.
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Hotels in Little Falls MN: What We Confirmed
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Country Inn and Suites by Radisson Little Falls
Country Inn and Suites stands at 209 16th Street Northeast, Little Falls, MN 56345. Call 320-632-1000 or the toll-free line at 800-830-5222. The Little Falls tourism office and Explore Minnesota both list this address and phone number.
Explore Minnesota lists an indoor pool, a hot tub, a continental breakfast, an exercise room, Wi-Fi, and on-site laundry. The same listing counts 48 rooms and mentions some rooms with in-room whirlpools. We found only one source for the room count and the whirlpool rooms, so confirm both when you call.
We could not find check-in and check-out times or a pet policy. Ask for both before you book. Pick this hotel if you want a pool and breakfast in a traditional hotel layout.
AmericInn by Wyndham Little Falls
AmericInn sits at 306 Lemieur Street Southeast, Little Falls, MN 56345. The Wyndham page lists the phone as 320-412-3286. The Visit Little Falls lodging page lists an older number, 320-632-1964. Try the Wyndham number first and use the second if the first fails.
Wyndham describes a free breakfast with breakfast sandwiches or eggs, a meat, pancakes or waffles, and fruit. The hotel also has a heated indoor pool and a hot tub. Every room has a flat-screen TV, a mini-refrigerator, a microwave, and a coffee maker. Suites add jetted tubs. Wyndham lists free parking for cars, buses, trucks, and RVs, which helps drivers with larger vehicles.
Wyndham offers free Wi-Fi to Wyndham Rewards members. Other guests should ask about Wi-Fi at the desk. The page lists a small meeting room of 250 square feet for 16 guests. Wyndham does not state exact check-in times or a pet policy, so call to confirm.
Wyndham places the hotel near the Mississippi River and downtown. Wyndham also names the Charles Lindbergh House, Pine Grove Zoo, and Charles A. Lindbergh State Park as nearby sights. We do not state drive times because we could not source them. Pick AmericInn if you want a free hot breakfast, a pool, and a parking lot with space for an RV.
StayInn Little Falls and Super 8 Listings
The motel at 300 12th Street Northeast, Little Falls, MN 56345 appears under two names. The Visit Little Falls page lists the property as Stay Inn and calls the property a Super 8 by Wyndham hotel. A hotel trade site and a travel news item list the name StayInn Little Falls and a website at stayinnlittlefalls.com. A rebrand from Super 8 could explain the difference, but we could not confirm one.
Both sources give the phone as 320-632-2351. The tourism page places the motel off Highway 27 near Highway 10. The StayInn listing mentions free Wi-Fi and budget positioning. The tourism page notes images of a free breakfast. We found no official room count, check-in times, or pet rules.
Read the current name on the booking page, and confirm the brand and the policies by phone before you pay. Choose this property if you want a simple room near the main highways and you are comfortable confirming details first.
Clifwood Motel
The Visit Little Falls lodging page lists Clifwood Motel at 1201 Haven Road, Little Falls, MN 56345, phone 320-632-5488. The page calls the motel independently owned. We found no second source, no amenity list, and no recent guest information.
Treat this motel as unconfirmed. Call before you plan a trip around this motel. Ask whether the motel is open, which room types exist, and how to pay.
Where to Stay in Little Falls Beyond the Chain Hotels
The tourism office lists several stays outside the standard hotel format. Each one suits a different kind of trip, and each one needs a call before you commit.
Linden Hill Historic Estate stands at 608 Highland Avenue and lists the phone 320-616-5580. The 9-acre estate dates to 1898 and holds two mansions, the Weyerhaeuser home and the Musser home. Both appear on the National Register of Historic Places. A nonprofit, Friends of Linden Hill, manages the property. The estate site describes weddings, group lodging, retreats, tours, and events. The site does not list room counts or check-in times, so ask about lodging dates and group sizes. Do not expect a standard hotel desk.
The Visit Little Falls page also lists The Refuge at 710 1st Street Southeast, phone 320-630-6472, as a boutique property. We found no further details, so call to learn what the property offers. The page lists Meadow View Manor at 12193 Meadow View Drive, phone 515-351-0195, as a manor or inn. We found no second source for this property either.
Lake travelers can look at Laurie’s Lakeside Resort at 21374 Forest Road in Little Falls, phone 320-632-8483. The tourism page also lists SweetWater Resort and Campfire Bay Resort, both with Cushing, MN addresses. We did not verify season dates or cabin details for any resort, so ask about rental periods and minimum stays.
Camping Near Charles A. Lindbergh State Park
Charles A. Lindbergh State Park sits on the edge of Little Falls along the Mississippi River. The park covers 569 acres. The Lindbergh family donated the first 110 acres in 1931 as a memorial. The park office lists the address as 1615 Lindbergh Drive South and the phone as 320-616-2525.
Camping includes 38 standard campsites, with 15 holding electrical hookups. The park also offers one group site for up to 30 people, one walk-in site, and a canoe-in site along the river. Check the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources site for reservations, open dates, and current rules.
Other campground listings on the tourism page include the Morrison County Fair Grounds, Crow Wing Lake Campground in Brainerd, and Two River Campgrounds and Tubing in Royalton. We did not confirm hookups, seasons, or fees at those sites.
Motels and Hotels Near Little Falls Attractions
Most visitors come for Lindbergh history, the river, and a family-friendly zoo. Each hotel and motel above sits inside the city. We could not source exact distances, so check a map before you book.
The Charles Lindbergh House and Museum stands at 1620 Lindbergh Drive South. The Minnesota Historical Society runs the site, which preserves the childhood home of Charles Lindbergh. Guides lead tours, and river trails cross the grounds. The society lists hours and admission on its website, and we do not guess them. The state phone line is 800-657-3773.
Pine Grove Zoo sits at 1200 West Broadway. The zoo lists the phone 320-616-5595. The zoo website shows fall hours of 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. Hours change by season, so check the site before a spring or winter visit. Wikipedia describes the zoo and primeval park as a 70-acre site.
The Minnesota Military Museum collects the stories of Minnesota veterans. The museum site mentions the Vessey Collection, a 30-foot World War One mural, and a Post-9/11 oral history project. The museum site also says a new building is planned. The tourism page lists the address as 15000 Minnesota 115. Call 320-616-6050 to confirm the current location and hours before you go.
Wikipedia also names the Weyerhaeuser Museum and the Minnesota Fishing Museum in Little Falls. We did not check their hours. The Dam Festival takes place in late June, according to Wikipedia. Expect fuller hotels around the festival, so book early.
Dropped from the Old Guide: Quality Inn, Rodeway Inn, and Mill Reef State Park
An earlier version of this guide listed a Quality Inn and Suites and a Rodeway Inn and Suites in Little Falls. The Visit Little Falls lodging list does not show either name. The sources we reached did not confirm either hotel. We removed both.
The old guide also named Mill Reef State Park. We found no state park with this name in Little Falls. The tourism office lists Mill Park on 5th Avenue Southwest instead. The old guide also listed a vacation rental apartment downtown. We could not verify one specific rental, so we dropped the entry. Search a booking site for current rentals and read the listing details closely.
If you saw one of these names on another travel site, call the property before you book. A stale listing for a closed or renamed hotel can leave you without a room on arrival.
Getting to Little Falls and Where Else to Stay
Little Falls is the seat of Morrison County and lies on both banks of the Mississippi River. You reach the city by US Highway 10 and Minnesota Highways 27 and 371. Wikipedia places the city 33 miles north of St. Cloud and 31 miles south of Brainerd. Wyndham gives slightly different figures of 34 miles and 31 miles. Check a map for current drive times and winter road conditions.
Most visitors drive. We found no sourced details about taxi service or public transit in Little Falls, so plan on a car. The old guide called downtown somewhat walkable, but we did not verify walking routes. Look at a map of your hotel and your stops before you decide.
St. Cloud and Brainerd both have larger hotel stocks. If the Little Falls hotels fill up, such as during the Dam Festival, either city gives you a fallback with a drive of about half an hour or more. Confirm drive times on a map.
How to Choose a Little Falls MN Hotel or Motel
Families should start with AmericInn or Country Inn and Suites. Both list an indoor pool and a hot tub, and both list a free breakfast. AmericInn also offers a mini-refrigerator and microwave in every room.
Travelers with a larger vehicle should look at AmericInn. Wyndham says the lot welcomes cars, buses, trucks, and RVs.
Budget travelers can call the motel at 300 12th Street Northeast and Clifwood Motel. We quote no rates, so a direct call gives the clearest answer.
History fans can ask Linden Hill about lodging and tours. The two mansions carry National Register listings, and the grounds stay open for self-guided walks.
Campers should check the state park for open sites. Fifteen of the 38 standard sites have electric hookups, so book early for a summer weekend.
Before you pay, confirm the property name on the building, the cancellation policy, parking, breakfast hours, and late arrival hours. Ask for the total with taxes and fees. Compare the total on two booking sites and by phone.
What We Checked and What We Could Not
We checked AmericInn against the Wyndham page and the Visit Little Falls lodging list. We checked Country Inn and Suites against Explore Minnesota and the Visit Little Falls list. We checked the StayInn address and phone against the tourism page and a hotel news item. We took Clifwood Motel, The Refuge, Meadow View Manor, and the resorts from the Visit Little Falls list alone.
We took park details from Wikipedia and the park office phone from the tourism list. We took Linden Hill details from the estate site. We took zoo details from the zoo site and museum details from the museum site and the Minnesota Historical Society.
We could not confirm current rates, check-in times at most properties, pet policies, or the brand status of the motel on 12th Street Northeast. Phone numbers and policies change. Confirm each detail with the property before you travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What hotels are in Little Falls, MN?
We confirmed AmericInn by Wyndham, Country Inn and Suites by Radisson, and a motel on 12th Street Northeast listed as StayInn or Super 8. The tourism office also lists Clifwood Motel, Linden Hill Historic Estate, and several resorts. Call each property to confirm details.
Does Little Falls have a Quality Inn or Rodeway Inn?
We could not confirm either one. The Visit Little Falls lodging list shows neither name, so we removed both from this guide. Call before you trust an older listing.
Which Little Falls hotel has an indoor pool?
AmericInn and Country Inn and Suites both list an indoor pool and a hot tub. Confirm pool hours and rules with each hotel.
Where can I camp near Little Falls?
Charles A. Lindbergh State Park offers 38 standard campsites, 15 with electric hookups, plus a group site, a walk-in site, and a canoe-in site. Check the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources site for reservations and open dates.
What is there to do in Little Falls?
Visit the Charles Lindbergh House and Museum, Pine Grove Zoo, and the Minnesota Military Museum. Walk the grounds of Linden Hill and spend time at Charles A. Lindbergh State Park along the Mississippi River. Check each site for current hours.
Do I need a car in Little Falls?
Most visitors drive. Little Falls lies on US Highway 10, about 33 miles north of St. Cloud and 31 miles south of Brainerd. We found no sourced details about taxis or public transit.
Conclusion
Little Falls MN hotels give you a few solid choices. AmericInn and Country Inn and Suites offer pools and breakfast. The motel on 12th Street Northeast and Clifwood Motel offer simpler stays once you confirm the details. Linden Hill and the state park offer a different kind of trip. Call ahead, confirm the current property name and policies, and book early for a trip built around the Lindbergh sites.
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