LAWRENCE

Our door was locked whenever we got back to the hotel and we couldn’t get to get in got charged for two days, but only gave us one day and hurried up and check us out when we were site seeing he never messaged or called us claiming he did but never reached out. Don’t recommend this place unless you’re desperate for a night of sleep.

Not recommended at all. You will face a broken room, dirty linens, and propped open doors with people at the elevator who should not be.

We stayed at the Holiday Inn downtown Dallas which cost £435 for 3 nights which included breakfast which is buffet style with the basic of what you would normally find at a USA Holiday Inn including fresh fruit.. jucies.. eggs.. sausages.. toast.. oatmeal.. pastries.. tea coffee and water etc.. The hotel has a few great facilities including a self laundry room with 2 washing machines and 2 dryers which cost $3 per load for washing and the same for drying ($1 coins only) a well equipped gym and a small shop by reception where you can buy a few essentials things including drinks and snacks. We stayed in a corner room which overlooked the JFK book Depository out of one window and the glass building that featured in the opening credits of Dallas. The room was extremely clean as was everything in the hotel.. bed was comfortable with cotton sheets.. towels and daily maid service.. large TV and well stocked bathroom with a great shower. The hotel is ideal location if your visiting downtown Dallas and the JFK site and also Southfork Ranch Dallas with the JFK book Depository just 2 minutes walk and Southfork Ranch Dallas is 35 minutes by an UBER at a cost of $30 each way! There is a 7/11 which is 10 minutes walk and a McDonald's which is a 3 minute walk as you excit the hotel to your right on the same street on the opposite side. There are also plenty of food and cafe bars outlets near by all within walking distance and the main downtown shopping district is only an 8 minute walk. Highly recommended and we would definitely stay here again. Many thanks to the staff...