댈러스 미국 철도 박물관 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“This was our 2nd stay at this location! Great clean rooms with boutique feel- breakfast was delicious. ”

“50층의 멋진뷰에 넓고 좋은 시설이었습니다. 처음에 조금 찾기 힘들었지만 친절히 안내해주셔서 3박 잘쉬었습니다”

“Great breakfast”

“The room was spacious and clean. Front desk staff, Wil, was friendly, professional and helpful.”

“새로지은 호텔이라서 내부도 매우 깨끗하고 직원들도 매우 친절했습니다. ”

“청소를 매일 요청했지만 가끔 잊어버림”

“Very nice Artsy hotel. ”

“좋은 위치 청결한 방 상태 넓은 객실 친절한 서비스 매우 만족함 ”

“The rooms were big and very comfortable. Just don't pay extra for cafe breakfast during week. It was a choice of coffee, breakfast sandwich or pastry. The product wasn't even up to Starbucks level and I expect more from a Renaissance Hotel. When I saw what they offered, I asked to be reimbursed and they said no. She did tell me the GM would reach out to me and he has not. It's only 35.00 but all the same they can do better.”

“Staff was very nice, very helpful and courteous. Restaurant was excellent; The $19 burger was outstanding! Well worth the price. Banquet services for convention dinner was good, as convention banquet dinners go, and again the help and service was kind and polite. I enjoyed mu stay.”

“ Buena opción ”

“Ad is misleading. It’s 2bd but only 1bath. Only one bd is in a room with walls where 1 bd is in an open room with curtains separating. If you have different genders, not ideal. Never told us how to lock door. The key pads we have automatically lock once outside. This you must push # for it to lock!!”

“We pulled into the parking lot that was too small for a vehicle to get down the alley. People in the parking lot were doing profound things and we were so nervous we never even got out of the car! The pictures are deceiving and I would never stay here! We never even got out of our vehicle and immediately left, resulting in a fee to stay when we did not! We found a very nice motel up the street! The owner doesn’t respond or even message you back! No communication whatsoever! I would NEVER...

“No hot water, no wifi, dirty floors and surfaces... the AC barely worked...”