Overall, I had a very short but good stay. I happen to…read moremissed my connection to LAX at 11pm & decided to find a hotel relatively close to the airport. Upon entering the lobby, I was met with a weird smell that carried throughout the room. When I checked in the front desk guy was on his personal phone with someone (no big deal, I just wanted to sleep for a few). After asking for by ID, he asked for my credit card info, I politely said no. I knew it was covered by my company. He asked again & I insisted it wasn't needed. Then he finally gave me my room key. The room was large, spacious, & overall clean. The bathroom was also very spacious, but I felt the floor was dirty and sticky. Overall, I'm giving it 3.5 stars (rounding up to 4). While it wasn't terrible by any means, I'd just prefer to stay elsewhere.

I would recommend it, because I think the hotels around it are pretty similar in middling quality…read more(from my online research). It does not really stand out to me and verged a bit on disappointing, though this might have been because I was tired from traveling. The room itself must not be one of them that they picture, maybe some renovated/some not? Mine didn't feel renovated at all, instead a bit tired and run down. The shower (which had awful water pressure, barely trickles) had an ugly yellowish color scheme for its tiles. The bed is weirdly high up and medium-firm but comfortable enough. I have become spoiled by hotels that feature Netflix, YouTube, and/or other apps/services in addition to live TV. This TV was a regular TV and nothing more, which is not a huge problem itself. Even so, it was a bit jarring to see, especially since its "TV guide" channel looked straight out of the early 90s. The free shuttle is great. It makes stops anywhere people want, which is understandable, and the airport is huge, so build in some extra time. We had a bit of a scare because the driver was said to be a bit late, but we then got an update a few minutes later that the driver would be on time, and he was! Phew.

We stayed here recently for a "staycation" at it was just ok. Our check-in experience was good. I…read morewaited about 15 min in the main line, but I forgot I have elite status through Marriott, so my wait could have been shorter. Carlos was friendly and upgraded our room after discussing we were staying there for our anniversary. Very unexpected and very kind. Our room was on the 8th floor overlooking the atrium. The room was huge, with a living room, separate bedroom, and a gigantic closet. There were a lot of noises in the room (popping and drill noises). We were close to the elevator, so not sure if it was that. Part of the hotel is currently in the renovation process, so it could have been that too. The drill noises stopped, but the popping noises didn't really seem to go away overnight. There was also a bright green light (smoke detector?) that flashed every 12 seconds or so. The rugs in the room were coming up at the edges so you had to be careful where you were walking. We had several near misses and one fall. The main issues we had were with dining. We started at the outdoor pool and ordered a few drinks. My parents arrived after us and ordered some drinks as well. Since we had the same last name, the bartender didn't ask for their room, they just went off of the last name and put everything on mine. A manager came by and got it situated fairly quick. We wanted to try the riverwalk cantina for dinner Saturday night. They didn't take reservations so we showed up around 5. They were buffet only, even though the menu scanned from the QR code in our room and on the Gaylord app showed a full menu. While we enjoy Mexican food, paying $110 for 3 buffets seemed too much, so we went to the Texan Station. The amount of time we spent waiting for the bills to be corrected really put a damper on what should have been an stress-free anniversary celebration "staycation". It definitely doesn't make us want to come back for a staycation anytime soon.

My oh my this place is something else…read more.. My husband had a work conference here at the Gaylord Resort and Convention Center so we packed our bags and my toddler and I came too. I was looking into pictures of this place and was so confused as to what was the resort and what wasn't. There's no way all these pictures that look like different places can be all in one place... well my friends... it is. As we pulled up, I realized just how big this place is and I got really excited to go inside and finally figure out what's what. This place is gorgeous. Part of it looks like a lodge, part of it looks like a mall, part of it looks like a convention center... because it is, part of it looks like a hotel, part of it looks like the riverwalk, etc... and yet it all blends together seamlessly. There are 4 main restaurants, at least 2 bars, two coffee shops, one is also a marketplace, shops that sells clothes, a kids store, an arcade, a spa, a gym, a FedEx business center, an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, another restaurant down the street that is also part of the resort, a water park down the street that is part of the resort... I'm FOR SURE forgetting something... or multiple somethings. There's no way to do it all in a week while also attending a conference. So we didn't hit up everything. It's okay though, my toddler mostly wanted to just walk around. Nonstop. There's plenty to see by doing that. There's a scavenger hunt that you can do, a virtual animal safari, model trains that we stopped to watch multiple times, a mini Build-A-Bear Workshop right in the middle of things... I'm telling you, this place has it all. We arrived on a Monday, left on a Friday, and didn't have enough time to do and see everything. We ate at 3 of the 4 main restaurants. We tried to eat at the Riverwalk Cantina - and I was admittedly most excited about that one. However, the first two nights they were having a buffet. We wanted to order from the menu. We said we'd come back. The third night my husband had a business meeting at the steakhouse so that was a no go. The fourth night we went down there to eat... they were closed. Getting ready for a private event. *sad face* We left the next day and never got the chance to try it out. Things are a bit pricey, but you pay a convenience fee, and the fact that they literally had everything we needed in one place without leaving the resort was just that... convenient. So I wasn't complaining, especially with a two-year-old in tow. Even the option to have food delivered to your room was great since I could order breakfast to be delivered before my kiddo woke up for the day. The room was nice. It was pretty modern and spacious. We were on the first floor so it was also convenient. We didn't have a fancy view. It was a side parking lot, but the fact that it was part of a block of rooms reserved for the conference meant that we weren't expecting a room with a view or anything. I slept comfortably, but brought my own pillow which I believe was a big part of my comfort. My husband said the typical hotel bed was too hard. It wasn't as enjoyable of a sleeping situation for him. I could've stayed longer and been just fine lol. Anyways, I know this review is very long and I'll cut it off here, but I will say that there are so many more things I could say, but you just have to experience this place for yourself. I will review the restaurants we tried separately. Texan Station Sports Bar & Grill Zeppole Old Hickory Steakhouse

Terrible experience & I'm halfway into it…read more 1. Only one elevator is working leading to having to wait, in some cases, up to a few minutes just to get to and from your room 2. Water outage 3. Brief power flashes 4. Pet Policy - I have a puppy and he has issues with separation anxiety. I gave the overnight clerk my direct number as my company had made the reservation so that any issues could be resolved & instead of contacting me directly they waited for enough complaints to email seeking immediate correction

I got a chance to stay here for an entire week for work, and it was very pleasant. From the moment…read moreI called for airport shuttle pickup, which was prompt (the traveler waiting next to me waited so long for his shuttle that we let him ride in ours, his never showed), to check out, everything went so smoothly. Room. Spacious and clean, I had read some reviews that concerned me, but I had no issues with anything. Enjoyed having a fridge, stove and cookware/cutlery. The curtains could be moved to completely block out light. Water got hot quickly and pressure was fine. I should note that one of my colleagues did have issues with his bathroom, toilet not working so this may depend on your assigned room. Breakfast. The complimentary breakfast was consistently good. Hot items mixed with a good variety of cold, such as waffles, burritos, egg sandwiches, oatmeal, and yogurt. There was even dairy-free alternatives. It was not crowded throughout the week. The lady who managed this each morning was great, always asking if I needed anything. Amenities. The exercise room was a decent size with bike and treadmills and free weights. Pool was not the warmest, but nice to cool off in during the hot summer. It's just long enough for laps. The spa with timer was nice also, jets were not very strong, and could get crowded in the weekend evening. Service and staff. Staff are not in 24-7, they leave at a specific time, but it's late so was never a problem. They do not turn down the room every day, only on certain days, but I was informed this up front so it was also never an issue. The front desk staff in the morning (early on Thursday), in particular, was fantastic, went out of his way to help me out. Overall, given its convenience to the airport and a number of other places, such as the nearby outlet mall and restaurants, and all of the points above, rooms, free breakfast, amenities, etc, it's a good hotel for any short or extended stay.

The service is amazing. When I text back they responded promptly. Stayed at the embassy fort worth…read morefor two nights. Do not recommend. Go to Grapevine!. If the man i spoke to tonight he is top tier. You hired well! I have had 3 experience at the forth worth location i will never go again. Grapevine location is where its at! Name would be Daryl!

This would be the 2nd time staying here and 1st in the Corner Suite with Balcony. The room itself…read morewas amazing and roomy, so if you have a 3rd party over theres plenty of room. The Balcony and View of the lake in the distance was nice to wake up to. The 3 issues mentioned were a broken door key lock on the sliding door, the Balcony light that was burnt out which were reported the 1st day and weren't fixed. Then on the 2nd day the room above us had a leak. I thought on night 1 it was the sink being left on with a slight drip. However the next morning the ceiling started leaking in the tub. This was alo reported. You could tell there was a recent patch job however that must had broken off. I will stay in this hotel again this wasnt foinf to scare me off. Its a nice hotel to stay in and has complimentary breakfast and complimentary drinks between 1730-1930. See attached

This past weekend me and my friends stayed at the Westin Dallas Southlake . We were attending a…read morefriend's wedding and we decided to stay here because of the proximity to the venue . We arrived before check in and we were able to get our room which is always a fantastic sign . The room was extremely spacious . The bed was so comfortable I could of spent my whole trip there if I could . The bathroom was modern with the LED light mirror. The only issue I had was that I wish the room had a microwave . There was only one small microwave located in a room that also had a printer and computer in it. The grounds and the property was beautiful and well kept . Plenty of space and seating all throughout the lobby and outside they had a lovely fire place that once you sit close enough to it , keeps you so warm . The front desk staff and the Starbucks staff were very friendly and accommodating . I would absolutely stay at the Westin Southlake again when I visit Dallas . Until next time

Finally (in my Rock voice) got the chance to stay in a legit 4 star hotel. I've tried many times…read more Tried in the country, out the country, and even a luxury cruise. Each time was a nasty experience. It's been a long time since I been in a hotel that felt clean enough to actually touch things or walk on the floor. And that restaurant on site is on point. It's a legit four star quality restaurant right downstairs. They wrong for that book of Mormon sitting next to the Bible in the drawer. That book is an abomination! Has nothing to do with Christianity at all. But other than that I enjoyed my stay.

We had a pleasant stay the Hilton Dallas/Southlake hotel. The room was clean and spacious, and we…read moreespecially enjoyed having a balcony that overlooked the front courtyard and the town square. The staff were extremely kind, attentive, and always willing to help, which really made the experience enjoyable. The only drawback was the king-size bed--one side felt like it was broken or worn down, making it uncomfortable and difficult to sleep. A fun highlight was their "Elf on the Shelf" activity. Each day the elf moved, and guests were encouraged to find him. If you found him, snapped a selfie, and showed it to the staff, you received a drink ticket for the bar. We did it once, and it was a fun, lighthearted touch that added to the overall experience.

Lovely clean spacious rooms with a nice on suite bathroom…read more The pool is larger than I expected but it does lack a pool side bar. There is an option of picking up a dedicated phone line to the bar and ordering drinks to be delivered but this includes a room service charge every time. They are missing a golden opportunity of having a small mobile bar situated just to the side. The inside bar area is beautiful and has a wonderful selection of spirits (especially bourbons). Breakfast was disappointing in my opinion - the continental buffet was nice but sparse on choices. And the cooked buffet was equally disappointing. The sausages surprised me by tasting like they were covered in powdered sugar (they were not labeled but were "maple " flavored). The eggs were rubbery and the bacon was "crunchy crispy". I'm sure that some people would like it but I was not one of them. I do prefer a much more savory cooked breakfast over a sweet breakfast.

I had a wonderful experience here. The staff was beyond helpful from start to finish…read more Lewis at the front desk was very nice and welcoming, and the girls at the bar were incredibly attentive, the service was honestly perfect. The room was clean, the hotel itself was spotless, and everything felt well taken care of, even during winter. Overall, a really pleasant stay and a place I'd definitely recommend.

Nice looking room comfortable bed, only problem was the ANTS. Close to a local mall and many…read morerestaurants. The hotel bar was really nice.

I took an escape to DFW for the weekend and stayed at this Comfort Inn. The location is close the…read moreD/FW International Airport, and the hotel provides guests with a shuttle service. However, the shuttle only runs from 7:00am-3:00pm. The facility itself looks clean on the exterior, with well- maintained grounds and is in a good area near restaurants. The staff at this Comfort Inn is overall friendly and helpful, but not too chatty. The room itself is acceptable, but not up to my expectations for the Comfort Inn name. While the beds and sheets are comfortable, and the room is overall clean, several furniture pieces need replacement or repair. Additionally, there are burned out light bulbs in the room which should have been noticed and replaced before checking in. The WiFi is acceptable, although the time limits on them are short and patrons need to login again every few hours. There is a nice breakfast in the morning, with hot offerings such as scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, and waffles. The pool looks clean and well-maintained, but I did not get a chance to use it. Overall, this Comfort Inn is okay, although its standards do not seem to be at the level of most hotels under the same name I have stayed at. While this location did not meet my expectations, it certainly did meet my needs.

My husband stays here every week for business... its close to the place of business not because he…read morelove it. However things have been going decently from week to week. But last week when he stayed there someone came into his room, ignoring the do not disturb sign, moved all the things in his room around and didn't put anything back. Thankfully he had taken all of his important things with him to work. It wasn't house keeping because the room wasn't cleaned. He told the front desk and they did nothing about it. Beware when you stay there if you stay there

Stayed here for 1 night for business…read more Pros: Friendly staff - lady at front desk during the night was good Comfortable sleep - was not disrupted at all by airport noise Good location - close to DFW airport, and restaurants within walking distance Cons: Room felt a little outdated. Toilet flushed slowly. My profile preference is saved for rooms away from elevator but was given a room right in front of one. Had to go back to front desk and get new room reassigned. Tried utilizing the free shuttle but it takes too long. Called upon landing and was told it would take about 40 minutes for shuttle to arrive.

A parking was reserved. Their hours of shuttle operation is 5am to 12pm then 5pm to 10pm if you…read moreread the fine prints. I landed at 8:30pm; picked up my luggages then proceed to the waiting area. Waited until 9:20pm then called the front desk only to be told the shuttle is unable to run as their last trip was at 9:30pm. The prints say 10pm! I had to pay $45 for a taxi to get to the hotel. Beware folks.

Great stay at the Grand Hyatt DFW. If you're traveling through Dallas Fort Worth International…read moreAirport, the convenience of being directly inside Terminal D really can't be overstated. You can walk to security and connect to any terminal quickly using the DFW Skylink, which makes early flights or tight connections much easier. The rooms appear recently renovated and feel far more upscale than a typical airport hotel. Warm wood floors, modern lighting, and a well-designed layout make the space feel calm and comfortable. The bathroom was a highlight -- the freestanding soaking tub and large glass shower felt more like something you'd expect in a luxury hotel rather than an airport property. Despite being inside the airport, the room was extremely quiet. Check-in was excellent as well. Desiree at the front desk greeted us immediately with a smile and offered assistance, which made a great first impression. Traveler tip: If your flight departs from another terminal, go through security in Terminal D and use the Skylink train inside security -- it's usually faster and very easy to navigate. Overall, beautifully updated rooms, excellent service, and unbeatable convenience for anyone traveling through DFW. I would absolutely stay here again.

Great hotel and location for those traveling in and out of Dallas. Convenient location for business…read moretravel. If you want to explore the city and are not on business I would not stay here. This is a great place if you do frequent business travel or need to be near this side of town. You have to consider the airport traffic also because it is attached to the airport. You can walk out to the terminals and be through tsa when you walk out of the hotel. There is a pool, restaurant, bar and fitness center. The food at the restaurant was really good. I had breakfast, lunch and dinner here. All options were good.