I stayed here on business. The rooms were spacious, clean, beautifully decorated...a wonderful room. Pillowtop mattress was comforatble and the pillows were nice, although the sheets were no very soft. The bathtub was on the shallow side for those interested in a long hot soak...ok, but not great. There was only one available plug in the desk area, a common problem. And the internet was not free - also a problem in my mind. The only other issue, is one that haunts every hotel on the market these days, which is the presence of LED lights which light up the room at night. The placement of these LEDs (smoke detectors only - no clock or thermostat LEDs here) wasn't that bad. But I was woken from a deep sleep and opened my eyes to stare into one. I have been in hotels where this is a major problem - just a minor one here.
The location was very nice. A short walk to alot of restaurants and the art museum. Even though you are surrounded by office buildings, there is a lot of architecturally interesting things to see. For example there is a water park next door unlike anything I've ever seen in an office building city scape, and a nice little zen-like park right across the street where the sun streamed in late in the afternoon. It was March and warm in Dallas, and I came from cold and snowy PA, so getting to sit out and soak up a little sun was a nice thing.
The breakfast buffet and meals from the menu were very good. And I had a banquet-style lunch at the conference I attended which a nicer banquet meal than I've ever had anywhere. The AA stadium and opera house are a short drive. If you want the perfect downtown hotel experience, this would be it for my money.
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