Dallas Hotel Guide - Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts hotels in Dallas, United States of America.

"Clean room | Staff | Breakfast | Bar"

"Clean Spacious Room, Friendly Staff, Great Location"

"Yes to breakfast. Yes to parking "

"I booked and prepaid for a double queen bed and when I got there they said they were overbooked and only had a king available which didn't fit the amount of people we had staying in the room. "

"Amazing property home away from home. Clean, quier, safe & centrally located."

"2/10 mold in ceiling, bugs, tiny pillows, toilet wouldn’t flush, cigarette smell"

"The room was clean and fresh. Every time we walked in we commented on how nice it smelled. Lol! The breakfast was very good. Biscuit and heavy, eggs, sausage, pancakes, just fantastic options. Plenty of seating for our large group to eat together. It was a very pleasant stay. "

"Clean room"

"The rooms were clean and spacious. The staff were fantastic - super friendly and professional. Everyone seemed genuinely happy. The front desk staff especially deserves accolades for staying professional while dealing with a huge obnoxious group of soccer players and broken elevators all weekend. Two out of three elevators were broken which was a huge inconvenience; whomever is in charge of maintenance should have been prioritizing repairs yet they remained broken all weekend. The fact that there are only ice machines on some floors but not others is inconvenient. The restaurant, bar, and market are obscenely overpriced and make airport food look like a bargain (Smart Water was $10; I paid $5 at DFW). The breakfast buffet was mediocre but the waitress was so nice. The beds were comfortable with good pillows and the motion activated floor illumination by your feet is nice. The room chairs are terrible and sized for children. Older and disabled people can’t use them because they are so low to the ground and lack arms. The parking lot needs far more disabled spaces near the entrance. I would stay here again but plan for off site meals and drinks."