I flew through Dallas Love Field for the first time recently. And while I know I was seeing it in…read morethe middle of World Cup craziness, I was very impressed. This airport is on the smaller side. Only Southwest and Delta fly through here, but being on the smaller end, made it easy to get to your gate and to get to baggage claim quickly. But don't let the smaller size make you think it doesn't have much. My husband was particularly impressed with the Whataburger kiosk right past security. You can order there and then pick up when you get to Whataburger further down the concourse. DAL also had some live entertainment as well as ample other food and gift options. Our flights were relatively on time; security went fast; and the bathrooms were also clean. It checks all the boxes!

This place has a very chill level of chaotic. I thought overall it was well organized and clean. I…read moreeasily found baggage claim and my way to the shuttle. It was busy crazy busy, but that probably had to do with the World Cup. Good experience. Easy to navigate. And I was proud to figure out their shuttle to light rail system. It took me right to the hotel.

We need more places like this! This was the perfect place to stop in for two nights while I needed…read morea place to stay in Dallas before heading to San Francisco. I stayed in their smallest room, which literally was like a pod with a bedroom and an open bathroom set up. Everything was super clean, and the toilet even had a bidet while the there also was a monsoon showerhead. Check in was a breeze as you pay three days prior to your stay. Check-in is also at the bar right when you walk in. Yes there's a bar and they serve coffee all day too. It really is designed for the professional who is staying in Dallas for a short time or just a single person making a stop here. The bar was great because I would get takeout for dinner, sit have a drink to myself, take a beer upstairs and have my dinner in my room. It was quiet and peaceful and I really would stay here again. I also want to make a mention of the location. It's on Main Street and there's a few things that are pretty walkable. Deep Ellum isn't far, as well as the JFK memorial. I walked around a lot, and it was nice to discover what was around this hotel.

The hotel is quaint and clean. The location makes it very easy to get around to different parts of…read morethe city. One thing we did not realize is that the rooms have no windows, which can definitely make things feel claustrophobic with two people in such a small room. When we asked about this we were informed there was only one room in the entire hotel with a window. We also had issues with the air conditioning not working, which again, in such a small room proved to be an issue. We realized their AC units are energy efficient, which is likely the reason for the issue as well as the overhead showered not getting past luke warm. Fine for the price, but wish there was more transparency on the lack of windows and more focus on the small details (like functional appliances and hot water) to enhance the quality of our stay.

I think I had higher hopes than what I experienced but the hotel itself is fine…read more The positive: location, location, location! If you're going to an NBA or an NHL game, there's no other hotel you'll want to stay at. The arena is literally W's neighbor. The decor is another positive. It's definitely a big hotel that feels like a boutique hotel. The entire property is super cute but at least one aspect of my room wasn't very functional. The fine: hotel employees are professional. Not very warm or friendly but they're fine. The not so fine: the room is very cute and boutique but the shower doesn't have a traditional door. Imagine more of a partition. Luckily, I was staying alone but if I were going to stay with anyone, it would be a significant other. My overall take is, that if location is important to you and you have the resources to stay here, then stay!

Why 3 stars? Because it was convenient for a Mavs game, but the price for parking is insane…read more --- --- --- I was in Dallas for less than 24 hours, for the sole purpose of going to a Mavs vs Cavs game, so when I saw that the W was right next to the American Airlines Center, I quickly made my decision on where I'd be staying. My seat in section 310 was legitimately about 500 steps to my bed in room 1010. I've never had a more convenient experience for a sporting event. You can legitimately throw a baseball from the front door to the W to the front door of the AAC. However, I woke up the next morning with the bill emailed to me and parking came to $60.62. It was valet, so I tipped $5. $65.62 to park my car from about 6pm on a Friday until about 9am on a Saturday, in Dallas, is clinically insane. If I could have done this over, I absolutely would have just stayed in another hotel and taken a cheap Uber ride over. As for the hotel itself, I have a couple small gripes: -The shower not having a door is just dumb. I was cold even while sitting directly under the water stream, when it was as hot as it could be. And the water pressure on the rain shower heads is always bad - this was not an exception. -The bed and the pillows were a bit soft for my liking, but I recognize that's personal preference. -There was no way to completely close the curtains, so there was always a sliver of light peeking in. I tried for a long time to get the curtains to fully blackout, but I failed. Overall, I did enjoy the convenience of basically zero commute to the arena, but it deeply pains my soul to pay that much for parking.

The wall of windows of our room on the 3rd floor looked down over the entrance of the hotel onto…read moreCommerce Street, which was nice. It seems the locals like to cruise the streets with their loud mufflers starting around 9pm EVERY night continuing into the wee hours of the a.m. We were able to using a white noise app on our phones and slept well. We spent the rainy Saturday in the comfortable bed reading and watching tv. We were going to park behind the hotel in a paid parking lot but decided to pay for Valet Parking once we arrived because of weather forecasts. The entire hotel staff were the friendliest we have encountered, including the Valet Parking Staff who also assisted us to our room. The price for Valet Parking was listed as $50 per day but we were actually charged $60 plus taxes. Our car was well guarded as we found out when my husband needed to get something out of our car during our stay! The room was clean and very spacious with a small kitchen. I was disappointed there wasn't a bathtub but the shower was very nice with more than enough hot water. You can only access the elevator using your room key which is a great safety feature. They offer free snacks in the lobby including fruit, soft drinks, chips, cereal and other items. There is a Starbucks attached to the hotel! The free hot breakfast was very good. A large park was just a 5 min walk from the hotel where we walked out pets. It had a playground for kids, a dog park where pets could run off leash (we didn't use) and plenty of green area to walk your pet(s). We chose this hotel not only because it was pet friendly but it was within walking distance of The Book Depository Museum and Dealey Plaza, and The Dallas World Aquarium. We enjoyed walking the streets at night exploring and looking for restaurants and places for snacks, which were plentiful. The first night we came upon Uno Mas Tex Mex just two blocks over on Main St and it was delicious. When we left we realized we were next to the Giant Eyeball. It wasn't something on my bucket list but it was beautifully lit up in the night surrounded by blooming flowers. There was a 7-eleven, CVS and a McDonalds nearby as well as plenty of other choices for all types of food - Seafood, Steaks, Italian, Asian, sweets, Bakeries, and Coffee. We highly recommend the Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown Dallas for its dog friendly clean rooms, security, attentive staff and location.

Great stay! Room wasn't ready at 4:30pm but took what was available. This is the only complaint and…read moregoing with a 5-star as it was not the end of the world. Pro's are great service, clean and comfy rooms. Would stay here again! Breakfast was perfect! Thanks for delivering exceptional service and a clean, safe, environment. I also stayed later in the week at another Hilton property that is part of the Tapestry Collection (less than a mile away/15 min walk) and have to say even though it was trendy, I would hands down stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites over that location if i had to choose again.

Pros: needed a cheap hotel so we could be near the airport for an early flight. Only cost us $100…read moreto get 5 hours of sleep and a shower. Free WiFi. Room was clean. Big fluffy towels. Cons: parking not included. Needed to pay for parking. I think it was $12 for every 6 hours? Checked in during a shift change. A bit of a wait. Some parts of the hotel looked new. Some parts were definitely aged. Rust spot in shower of room 418. Thank god it wasn't a spider as I initially thought. Lots of weird empty spaces in our room. It was ok for the price.

This was an unfortunate experience. I booked online and the only option was non-refundable- we…read moretravel enough that it doesn't surprise me by any means, but in this case, that should have been my red flag. I arrived to find the building under construction. They put us like 2 rooms down from the construction and only supplied ear plugs to cover the noise. Thankfully we were only there for one night, but I feel like when booking there needs to be a clear disclaimer that the hotel is under construction - especially before making it non-refundable .

This store is literally a one stop shop! You can find everything in here that you would find in a…read moreboutique but cheaper!!! Please come prepared with what you are looking for as it can be a bit overwhelming . They have jewelry, shoes, purses, bags, hats, belts, toys, makeup etc and it's all for a good price! For more reviews, tips, and videos follow my TikTok "taneeshanthecity"

Fantastic as always! Got 3 piece set of Travepro Luggage, best you can buy!! That's why almost all…read moreAirline Crews use it. Sam's prices were better than Amazon Prime days sale prices.

We're going to keep it honest…read more I grabbed a day pass for the pool, and overall it was a cool experience. The pool area on the 4th floor has a great vibe. I didn't get in because I wasn't sure whether it was a saltwater pool, but I still enjoyed relaxing and meeting some new people. The scenery is beautiful, and there was a nice breeze on this Monday. They also have happy hour specials from 4-8 PM, which is a plus. The guacamole was really good, but the cocktail was pretty basic. With Texas summers being as hot as they are, I'd love to see more fresh, hydrating juices used in the drinks to make them feel a little more elevated. The service was good, and the staff was friendly. I'd definitely come back...mainly for the atmosphere, the views, and a relaxing afternoon.

We are staying at the penthouse suite and it's one of the nicer suits we've been to in a long time…read more 1400sf of beautiful decor, amazing views, great shower (I love good water pressure) great bed, beautiful living room, 2 bathrooms, everything is so nicely put together, the service is amazing right from the start, the front desk receptionist was so nice and accommodating, so was the bell captain, and everyone else that we have interacted with, everything all around w just fantastic. Very highly recommend! We did not eat at the hotel restaurant as there are top tier restaurants all around this district and everything is walking distance. The hotel also offers free car service which we did not use as we preferred to walk in this beautiful sunny weather.