A Ritz Carlton property is held to higher standards than most. So, a review of an RC property should reflect that standard. I have stayed at this property several times, but when it was Four Seasons prior to becoming a Ritz. This property has always intrigued me, mostly how it has survived in such an interesting, transitional area in DFW. The property is older, though has been kept up nicely. Upon driving up to the hotel, it seems more like you are entering a senior living community. The building is a clunky brown on brown cluster that rises out of a questionable neighborhood of ***** malls and shopping centers. Don’t get me wrong, the grounds are nice and the facility is well appointed. Upon check in, the line was 31 people deep, snaking through the lobby. Rooms were not ready which required luggage to be stowed. Staff were friendly and offered a water bottle for the wait. The rooms, though tiny are very nice. Nice furnishings, good bath products and real coffee mugs! don’t see this often. Turn down service is a nice touch. Unfortunately the pool was closed! during my stay. What a horrible time to close a pool for maintenance during a hot week in Texas with several conferences going on. They allow you to use a facility next door but honestly it was a big hassle. Due to being constrained in a neighborhood, there’s really no where to go for a walk or run. Once you leave the property it’s busy streets, so I opted to jog in the parking lots which was a bummer. Again, facility was clean, people were nice but I guess I just expect more from a Ritz property.
- Trip64751987690
According to the feedback, the hotel is very good. The children live there and have a good time. The various services are very good. The only thing is that the hotel does not have a direct pick-up and drop-off service. You need to take a taxi outside. Very inconvenient
- QUNYING