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    Kylie F.

    Randomly popped in when walking downtown. I ordered the Pink Lemonade Cosmo. It was strong but sweet and I liked the cotton candy touch! Not bad for the price. The inside was very cute disco vibes.

    Michaela the best bartender ever!!!
    Caprice M.

    Michaela is the best bartender ever. She makes the best espresso martini drinks actually, she is amazing with any drink. She is the best!

    Part of an amazing exhibit
    Kelli T.

    Thank you to a fellow Yelper for posting the information about the Super Sweet Cinco de Mayo $5 special. We received a very friendly welcome and we give our room key card, a pink maraca to bedazzled later in the cocktail lounge and instructions to exploring the hotel. Bring your imagination along as you explore all of the rooms and interactive art exhibits. There's lots of photo opportunities. After wondering the halls and rooms, we ended our adventure in the Calirosa Cocktail Lounge with a delicious Dragon's Wink with a wasabi salted rim!!

    Duckies drink and pink lemonade both great
    Daniel J.

    This is based on bar only. The art part closes early. The host was nice helped us to seats. Bartenders are super nice and helpful Very approachable. They basically serve the bar area like waiters and waitresses. Go to each table for drinks and close out checks. A lot of work for a bartender. Luckily the bar area isn't big. But with all that they do the still will be really helpful. Great staff overall.

    Andrea H.

    Such a cute cute place! I took my daughter and her friend for a spring break activity. It's definitely pink, like a pink bubble gum bubble exploded when you first you walk in. However, it's not a pink overload that makes you feel like you are walking through a bottle of Pepto Bismol. Upon entering, you are greeted by the "hotel agent" and check-in. The agent welcomed us and gave us instruction on how to travel through the "hotel." We also purchased the scavenger hunt to make the journey more fun and engaging. The scavenger hunt was not expensive and is a fun add-on. Once you go through the "elevator doors" to the other rooms, each room has a different theme. Every room is intricately designed for a different atmosphere and is perfectly set up for pictures, whether selfie or group. Once you go through the hotel and complete the scavenger hunt, you receive your gift and go to the "hotel bar." They have both mocktails and cocktails for your enjoyment. We purchased the package that includes your beverages but you are able to purchase your beverages on-site. The drinks are sweet, hence the sweet tooth hotel, but they were delicious none the less. The hotel took about 45 minutes but it was because we took so many pictures and had a great time in each room. Again, we had the scavenger hunt so that was a little extra time in each room but not by much. If you just journey through the rooms and not take advantage of picture opportunities, you can get through the hotel in 20 minutes easy. For the price you pay, I would definitely say take your time and enjoy the scenery and take all the pictures. It's a place that once you've been, you don't have to go back. I would suggest this for a cute girls date. My husband was with us and said the scavenger hunt made it fun for him but without it, he would have only liked it because he was with us. I would say it is an 8/10 and I do recommend. I only say 8/10 because of price versus time spent in the hotel. I will say, the decor detail (and the lease) would be my guess as to why it's priced the way it is.

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    Vianai A. C.

    Me and my 2 friends came here right at opening a few Saturdays ago. We were the only people there besides Alexis and Andres who were working. Alexis was really kind and helpful, and she was the only positive part of our visit. After we got our tickets from her, but before entering the exhibit, we stopped at the bar. The bartender, Andres, attempted to take our order, but somehow managed to not only use the N word once, but then used it another 2 times. Then made sexist remarks when we told him that word is derogatory we did not want to hear it. We never managed to get our drinks. After this happened, I emailed management to let them know. I have still not heard back from the manager after several weeks, so I cannot be sure this matter was taken seriously. If you're thinking about getting a watermelon drink while Black and Andres is bartending, just be aware you might have to hear a racial slur a few times!!! And if you're a woman, you might get a shiny sexist cherry to top it all off!!

    Winter wonderland inside of the bar
    Melissa M.

    We came here for a sweet treat. We thought it was a dessert shop but it's an art museum and a bar! We arrived and were greeted by staff instantly. We asked for the treats and were given out selection. They said could eat it at the bar. We walked in and it was so cool!!!! This is such a trendy and instagramable place! This would be a great place for a girls night! I didn't go to the art museum area but the bar is the coolest!

    Suki Z.

    My friend and I arrived at the "Hotel" at opening which was around 12 PM which meant there was no one else already inside. We had the place to ourselves and were able to spend a lot of time in each of the 9 rooms. The rooms used different materials and colors to create really interesting pieces of interactive art. It was an incredibly unique experience, there wasn't any music or anything that would have been disruptive to our journey throughout the different rooms. For 30$, I think it was time well spent too! Since it's the month of June, we were also given the opportunity to get a free pride flag and rainbow pin which I thought was an adorable touch.

    Camillia E.

    What a fun place! A super interactive museum with a bar with the funnest drinks. The staff and bartender were so sweet and fun!

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    Marla C.

    I had the opportunity to go to the Sweet Tooth Hotel with my kid and friends, and it is a cute concept. Normally, the price is around $25, but they had a deal going on for $5 per person, so we decided to check it out. They have a bar located inside of the "hotel" and there were quite a few people there. If I had come without kids, we may have stopped by, and I feel like an adult beverage could have made it more of an entertaining experience. When we walked in, we were greeted, and they gave us a high-level understanding of the rooms. You have to use your "room key" to get into each room. They also have a scavenger hunt that you can participate in if you use an app on your phone. It is a good idea but it seems that was the only thing to tie the rooms together. The rooms were cool and creative and a total of about 7, but would I pay $25 to go again? Honestly, probably not.

    Lily M.

    Still love Sweet Tooth Hotel. I loved that they decorated for the holidays, so I had to stop in for some pictures and a cocktail. The ladies who work here are always so friendly. :)

    Taylor S.

    The sweet tooth hotel was such a neat museum! There were 8 different rooms with different themes and all were perfect photo ops. I love that they limit how many people can go in at once so you don't run into other people in other rooms. It was wonderfully crafted, I had to save all of the artists' names! They had a bar and the drinks were amazing! All of the drinks were Girl Scout cookie theme and I had the Trefoils cocktail. It was so good. The front desk girls were super super nice and friendly. We had such a great time. For sure a must visit in Dallas!

    One of the themed rooms.
    Altovise L.

    This was so much fun!!!! There are these rooms, each with a unique and fun artistic themed rooms. You literally become part of the art. I suggest getting the Dreamland tour. Take your time because there are cool details in each room and TONS of photo opportunities It's so worth it. The drinks were pricey so be ready to pay up lol! They were so delicious and the bartender gave great service. Lastly, although the promotional stuff pink, this is great for guys too on date night because most of the room are very artistic and not girly. I highly recommend it!

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