Dallas Hotel Guide - African American Museum hotels in Dallas, United States of America.

"This was our 2nd stay at this location! Great clean rooms with boutique feel- breakfast was delicious. "

"Great place to stay! The rooms are beautiful, the check in process is smooth, and the attention to our comfort was great. They have excellent restaurants and bars, and plenty of parking. I would highly recommend staying here the next time you are in Dallas!"

"Great breakfast"

"Great stay! The staff went above and beyond during our stay, highly recommend!"

"Awesome hotel! Definitely going back. The Staff were very nice and helpful."

"Great hotel, getaway!"

"Great place"

"This place is perfect. Well managed, great staff. Just wonderful."

"It was a comfortable stay"

"Great location, reasonable price, great rooms."

"Hotel was incredible"

"Great location and staff and decor was beautiful"

"Easy location, Valet parking service worked seamlessly with friendly helpful staff."

"Hotel was nice although the location isn’t the best"

"Great property, great staff"

"Staff was very good"

"Gosh darn it. They tricked us. Place looked decent in photos and price was not super cheap so we figured it’d be nice. Dirty sheets, bugs, unsafe door and area, took a while to receive check in info."

"No hot water, no wifi, dirty floors and surfaces... the AC barely worked..."

"Shiloh Dwellings did not show up for check in, did not answer calls or emails, and did not provide a code to enter the building. After a resident let me in, Shiloh Dwellings had not cleaned the property after the previous tenant (soiled underwear visible in trash, towels in piles in bath, etc). They refused a refund through Hotels.com citing policy though they were unable to live up to their own instructions for visitors."

"I guess they thrive on the low ratings, so I'll give them a high rating even though I lost everything by staying there. I guess I'll recover, eventually. The people who run it are nice, though, and probably feel bad about what I've suffered there. It was my choice to go there, though, so who can I blame but myself?"