Renaissance North Hotel in Dallas, Texas: Not Worth the Stay
The Renaissance Dallas North has 289 rooms with suites and parlors also available. There are three levels of concierge floors. Now, I'd never heard of a concierge floor before this trip, but the gal at the 800 reservations number described such a gorgeous suite, I had to go for it.
We arrived to find a gorgeous hotel just off I-35 in north Dallas. The lobby was elegant and spit-polished. I mean everything gleamed and glistened. Check in was very fast and efficient, and I was given an elevator key. Like I said, this was my first experience with the secret upper levels of hotels, so that was kinda cool...
Imagine my disillusionment when I actually got to my super-secret over-priced room. It was a box. No, I'm serious! This 'suite' had a Queen sized bed in a very small room with a small round table at the foot of the bed, which faced the window. Barely room to move in this place. Oh, there were chocolates on the pillow, and big snuggly terrycloth robes hanging in the bathroom... but but she told me this was a suite! This was smaller than your basic Motel 6 room. The phone did have a data port and voice mail. High-speed internet access is available. But it was not in any way, shape, or form a 'suite.'
The bathroom had the whole gamut of nicities... shampoo, conditioner, lotions, soaps, Hairdryer, shower cap... all top notch too. It was also very clean. Kinda smallish also, but clean and well appointed. I liked the bathroom much better than the bedroom!
The Renaissance has a Seasons restaurant and it is not bad... it's actually quite good, albiet expensive. But I was too busy being angry over the room and lack of acknowledgement to really enjoy it. About all I remember thru my red haze is they had items ranging from steak to lobster, and the chef has won some awards... the price was not as much as a Ruth Cris, but higher than say, Red Lobster. heh. There is a Mortons nearby if you prefer.
The Palm Terrace Lounge is there, but I did not visit it at all. They also have a state of the art health facility and a swimming pool.
Renaissance North Hotel in Dallas, Texas: Not Worth the Stay
We arrived to find a gorgeous hotel just off I-35 in north Dallas. The lobby was elegant and spit-polished. I mean everything gleamed and glistened. Check in was very fast and efficient, and I was given an elevator key. Like I said, this was my first experience with the secret upper levels of hotels, so that was kinda cool...
Imagine my disillusionment when I actually got to my super-secret over-priced room. It was a box. No, I'm serious! This 'suite' had a Queen sized bed in a very small room with a small round table at the foot of the bed, which faced the window. Barely room to move in this place. Oh, there were chocolates on the pillow, and big snuggly terrycloth robes hanging in the bathroom... but but she told me this was a suite! This was smaller than your basic Motel 6 room. The phone did have a data port and voice mail. High-speed internet access is available. But it was not in any way, shape, or form a 'suite.'
The bathroom had the whole gamut of nicities... shampoo, conditioner, lotions, soaps, Hairdryer, shower cap... all top notch too. It was also very clean. Kinda smallish also, but clean and well appointed. I liked the bathroom much better than the bedroom!
The Renaissance has a Seasons restaurant and it is not bad... it's actually quite good, albiet expensive. But I was too busy being angry over the room and lack of acknowledgement to really enjoy it. About all I remember thru my red haze is they had items ranging from steak to lobster, and the chef has won some awards... the price was not as much as a Ruth Cris, but higher than say, Red Lobster. heh. There is a Mortons nearby if you prefer.
The Palm Terrace Lounge is there, but I did not visit it at all. They also have a state of the art health facility and a swimming pool.
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