Hotels in de buurt van Museum van de Amerikaanse spoorwegen (Dallas)

'Good '

'The room was clean, the staff both at front desk and dining area were very courteous. I'd recommend it and definitely would stay again.'

'Only knock was the staff didn’t get any towels when I asked'

'very good'

'Yes it was the best of best loved it wanna stay there forever'

'Everything was awesome '

'Amazing room, staff was amazing, and the food is even better. Brisket, chicken, ribs, etc are smoked each morning at 10am. '

'Everything perfect!'

'It was outdated and needs a refurbish'

'Exceeded our expectations'

'Mooie moderne ruime kamer. Perfect ontbijt. Personeel achter receptie verteld verschillende verhalen als je naar gereserveerde afschrijving vraagt op creditcard bij uitchecken blijkt dat ze dan toch parkeergeld inrekening hebben gebracht terwijl je daar al 2 x na gevraagd hebt. Parkeren moet je niet bij het hotel doen maar in de straat er tegenover kost slechts $6 ipv $30. Voor avondeten moet je wel een stukje lopen of de shutlle van het hotel nemen Het is jammer dat andere die op vakantie zijn...

'Reasonably priced. Easy check in. Would be nice if couch was pull out bed & there was a tv in living room other then that no complaints '

'Where do i start? No toilet paper, no towels or cloths, TV was on an antenna. It would play for 3 seconds, glitch for 3 seconds. Someone had been in this room as there was water splashed on the counter and toilet. There's no soap etc, so if you brave staying here, bring your own. The sheets hadn't been changed. The pillows were literally brown under the cases. Also, they charge you an additional $10 charge when you check in. '

'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.'