Comfort Suites Hotels in Dallas

Checked in on Friday 6/3 for a wedding and checked out Sunday 6/5. The lobby, bar, and banquet rooms were all very nice. Hotel staff was very friendly, cordial, and helpful. Room was clean and comfortable. Pool was great! Service at the wedding was top notch. The shower was severely lacking in water pressure, to the point where I felt like I was in a public gym, but I had no issue overlooking this. However, my overall very positive experience was greatly reduced with all 3 of my interactions with the onsite Valet. First encounter: Checking in, the wait for valet service was 25 min. Would have parked myself but there was no clear instructions on how to do so. Valet attendants showed no hustle (a lot of confusion, standing around, yelling, overall chaos) and then I even witnessed an attendant driving a $100K BMW bump into a parked pick up. This left me very unsettled leaving my car in their care. Nevertheless I did. 2) I called to have my car brought around Sat morning so I could retrieve an item I had left in the car. Attendant was somewhat rude and dismissive on the phone as well as in person. 3) After checking out, the valet process was, once again, pure chaos. I understand this is somewhat to be expected at 11AM on a Sunday. But again, there seemed to be no organization, no system, and just general disfunction with little care for the guest experience. Then, I witnessed an enraged guest screaming profanities because his car had been badly damaged while in the care of the valet service. There was easily $1,000 worth of body damage to his car. Finally after 30 min of waiting, my car was retrieved. No remorse or apology for the wait or overall experience. In general, very nice hotel and stay that was severely diminished by the valet experience. Bottom line, if you're going to force driving guests to pay $36 per night for a valet service, it needs to be far more efficient, friendly, and people need to feel comfortable leaving their vehicles.

In the heat of Downtown Dallas, The Joule is a revitalized 1920s neo-Gothic landmark building painstakingly restored into a Forbes four-star boutique hotel with a museum-caliber art collection.With 160 rooms and penthouses, unique retail boutiques, a world-class spa, award winning food and drinks, and some of the finest hospitality in town, The Joule is renowned as the city's cultural epicenter. Adjacent to the Dallas Arts District, the Dallas Design District, and the historic nightlife of Deep Ellum, the hotel is perfectly positioned when guests finally do venture out of the hotel.

The waiters all speak Spanish, and house keeping may not be done exactly as you wish. There is also an Amenity Fee receipt, which is $25 per day, mandatory, and can be exchanged for drinks and city tours.

Mike at the Hamilton Bar was the best! After 5 nights of staying at the hotel, I would purposely visit him at the bar because he was so nice and made the best espresso martinis. Great customer service from Mike and the restaurant staff!

Very good. Clean and hygienic. The location is convenient. It's right in the city center. It's convenient to do things. It's convenient to live around. It's also close to the light rail and subway. We arrived at 11:30 in the evening. The journey to the hotel was smooth. We will stay there next time.

I thought I researched but I was shocked by the 300$ deposit besides that everything was awesome the view the pool and ESPECIALLY the staff….I’ll be more prepared next time. 200 characters is a lot so I’m just gonna ramble now but seriously that infinity pool is awesome and the view from the roof is breathtaking

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.