4-Star Hotels in Dallas

It feels like a hotel in a mall. The contrasting colors are very fashionable. You can't see the sky so it's a bit confusing during the day and night.

First time trying this hotel / service hotel. check in was a bit messy as I didn’t know how to get to my room despite instructions on email. It was late and I was tired so that’s probably why. But the rooms are just wow. Stunning view, the room was absolutely at a very high luxury level. Great large sized bathroom / shower.  You know should invest in a better coffee machine, the room deserves better ;-)  but OK there is a Starbucks and Cafe next door. The location is top dollar and my experience was fantastic.  I will 100% book again.

Location and cleanliness is great! I was a bit disappointed with my stay at Warwick. To start off the valet is a nightmare when the hotel is busy. There aren’t a lot of options for parking so we had to use this service. During the late evenings, you will have to park your own vehicle and drop keys off with front desk. Yet you still are charged for valet. There aren’t very many staff to assist with baggage. The front desk is less than willing to assist. I understand they maybe understaffed and over worked but it also shows. There are certain amenities we did not get such as robes, slippers, use of shuttle vehicle. Again this could be due to staffing but still a disappointing experience. I would advise to plan according for a less than 4 star experience.

A very satisfying stay experience! The large glass floor-to-ceiling windows have a good view, and the rooms are on high floors. If there is a disadvantage, it is a little bit not soundproof! Maybe it's because of the glass curtain wall!

When visiting Dallas, I chose this Sheraton. The hotel is very good in all aspects, with warm service, rich and varied breakfast, complete facilities, and clean rooms. It would be perfect if the windows in the room could be cleaned. Living on the 36th floor, I originally had a good view of downtown, but it was a pity that the view was blurry because of the window.

Wonderful hidden gem ! Interior is beautiful , artistic , and most of all clean. The check in was very easy as well as check out. Everything was easily accessible. The restaurant within the hotel was okay , maybe it was due to us going a little later in the day which is why the service wasn’t the best in that aspect and the food wasn’t as good for the price although again maybe it’s due to the fact we were limited to their late night menu. Overall a good stay.

I booked this property on a whim and was pleasantly surprised! The room is chic and spacious, with modern furniture. The lobby area is also an appeal, as it provides bountiful seating areas near the bar. The breakfast was disastrous, however. The front desk staff informed me that breakfast would end at 11:00am on weekends, but when I arrived at 9:40am the staff were already putting things away. The food quality was very low. I would recommend altering the selections to make them more edible. Overall, the experience was a good one!

Room had a wobbly dilapidated iron board, tub had a rusty bath plug. under the bathroom sink was a lot of dust. Rang up the front desk to ask about getting a dental kit and was told it would be brought up. Waited for 30 mins and then went down to get it myself. Asked for a shoe polish kit and was told by the reception that it was not a practice at Hilton (rather rudely). I was warned about this hotel and I am glad that I cancelled my third day of booking and stayed elsewhere.

Great location and amenities. The Jade Waters park is a great bonus! The only complaint I have is how extremely slow and under staffed the pool bar was. If you’re going to raise the price of the wristbands from $25 to $55 because it’s Memorial Day weekend then it would make sense to bring in additional staff to ensure that everyone is served in a timely manner. Waiting in line 30 mins + for a drink takes guests away from fully enjoying themselves.

Was a guest at the Hyatt as part of the ICSC Red River Conference and was very pleased with most of the experience. There were shuttles available that chauffeured participants between the Hyatt and the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, a benefit likely paid for by ICSC but accommodated by the hotel all the same. The overall cleanliness of the hotel was better than average although there were a couple of very small places in the room that could have used more attention. Parking isn't customer friendly, just like everywhere in downtown Dallas: Pay big money for valet service and a parking garage or pay to park on an open, unsecured lot a hundred yards away. The room's HVAC system worked wonderfully, which was great because it was on the west side of the building. The bed was especially comfortable and all of the linens were spotless... Which is always good. Did not get a chance to visit the gym or swimming pool. Did not patronize the restaurant or bar but have had good experiences in both places during past visits. The bottom line: The Hyatt Regency is still a safe bet in Dallas.