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Drey Hotel
4.7/598 Reviews
My family was displaced for over a month staying in various Airbnb’s around Dallas.Growing weary of bouncing around, a friend suggested I look into the Drey Lofts. I did and was very impressed with the online presentation. I went to see the Village and was not disappointed! The Village is a very well thought out mixed use environment with everything you need in one place! I felt safe and loved the vibe of the Village! Pickleball, Golf, Pools, Gym, Hair salons, Restaurants everything you need is right in the Village! I loved my stay at the Drey! Thanks for a wonderful experience!
Aloft Dallas Downtown
4.2/5101 Reviews
Dallas City Center
I stayed with my son in the 2 Queen Beds Aloft Room for a night and paid 39,000 points, which apparently was a great bargain as the room was listed for over $1,000 a night. I'm not sure if there is any Aloft hotel room in the World worth $1,000 a night, and this one definitely was not. While the room was fine and a little larger than a standard Aloft room, our stay was marred by a few issues. First, housekeeping knocked on our door at 8:25 AM to see if they could clean the room, Second, housekeeping came back at 10 AM to see if they could clean the room. This was despite us requesting and receiving a 4 pm checkout due to my Platinum status. The third and most annoying issue is that there is a metal plate on the road in front of the hotel, so throughout the night and day, there is a loud clanging sound that disturbed our sleep. I understand that this is somewhat outside the hotel's control, but they could at least give guests earplugs and check in, and can complain to the city to have the road crew wedge the plate better so it isn't as noisy. Would I stay again? Definitely not at this price point. If it was a more reasonable $200 a night and they fixed the three issues above? I would definitely consider it.
Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion
4.4/5113 Reviews
Dallas City Center
This hotel is no different from a five-star hotel. The environment, services and facilities are all in place. It just lacks the same catering as a five-star hotel. Adjacent to the tallest tower, it is very convenient for viewing. Both the interior and exterior design of the building are remarkable. However, the nearby roads are a bit confusing, and driving is easy to make mistakes.
The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas
4.6/566 Reviews
Dallas City Center
I had a nice stay at the Ritz in Dallas. It is an older hotel that was formerly a Four Seasons. They did an extensive renovation recently. My room was spacious. I had a corner king room with a nice balcony. The room wasn’t as clean as I would expect for a Ritz, but wasn’t dirty. The toilet hadn’t been replaced and didn’t work as well as a new one would. Also the sink had a big crack in it. A couple of the power outlets in the room didn’t function. Not what you would expect from a five star property. The star was professional and helpful. The gym is very large and well equipped. All in, I had a nice stay but would not say this property is a 5 star hotel.
Hilton Anatole, Dallas
4.1/5104 Reviews
Two families traveling together (2 adults, 4 kids-ages 9, 10, 11 & 13) for a staycation during the week. The beach rental flooded, so we headed to north Texas instead. Art in the hotel was amazing. Snuck in a history lesson during summer vacation. Food in restaurants was above average with above average prices as well. Restrooms were extremely clean. Rooms were only serviced for 2+ days stay. Only serviced one time between Tues-Fri. You pay the price for convenience but you could check in and never leave the hotel. Water park was open 10-7. Spa was not open yet, a little disappointing. Customer service was top notch.
The Westin Dallas Park Central
4.2/5112 Reviews
Park Central
Hotel staff is amazing check in was a breeze the rooms are nice size and clean. We stayed the Sunday Dallas had the rain and heavy flooding and we heard nothing of the storm until we were leaving Monday morning to checkout

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