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"The breakfast was great and had a good selection, it wasn’t just muffins and coffee, it had eggs, French toast sticks, they alternated bacon one day and sausages the next day, oatmeal with a variety of toppings, fresh fruits, yogurt, bagels, bread, cereal, juices, coffee, tea, the rooms are spacious and comfortable beds, the staff are very welcoming and friendly. I would stay here again."

"Ac was good"

"Okay airport hotel, breakfast is very basic. Booking with Expedia missing shuttle call 📞 "

"Excellent experience, friendly and helpful staff. The driver that took us to the airport was very nice and helpful. We enjoyed our stay and will stay again if we are in Dallas. "

"Clean rooms "

"I liked this hotel because just walking into the lobby was like entering a 5 Star hotel because it's very clean, well lit, modern, and pretty too! The area is safe to walk to the area stores and restaurants too. The front desk was clerk was nice my entire visit! There was an real life human on a virtual TV screen assisting people too when needed. My room was so pretty, clean, and modernized. My bed, sheets, and pillows were clean and very comfortable too! The room has an iron/ironing board and hangers too. The AC unit worked just fine and got cold. The tub and sink water got hot and the microwave oven and refrigerator worked just fine too. The TV only showed MTV because the remote needs new batteries, I guess. I loved the touch mirror with different light settings! I didn't eat breakfast at this hotel. I walked over to Dennys to eat Breakfast instead. The hotel shuttle driver was on time picking me up from the airport to take me to the hotel and also dropping me off at the airport to catch my flight too. I was sure to tip the drivers. I would gladly stay here again because I enjoyed my stay. "

"Checking in stunk. Redheaded guy with a beard had a snooty attitude larger than the golf course nearby. Acted as if I didn't belong, incredibly impatient when I attempted to engage in polite conversation, and somehow "superior", which I fail to I understand how can hotel staff be superior to ANY guest. Not exactly what I call customer service, in fact, the opposite. "

"Clean room. Bathroom was a bit small. Amazing view "