It's really strange there are only two reviews on all of trip advisor of the St Germain in Dallas!!!

It is a small "Victorian" looking building, with only I think 6 of 7 glorious suites .. all furnished with fabulous, real French-American antiques.

Service is completely personal .. greeted at the front door by your butler or manager in a tuxedo and white gloves.

The St Germain (7 rooms, in an antique bldg) and the Crescent (skyscraper luxury hotel) are across the road from each other -- could there be a greater contrast?! You can review the St Germain fully on their web site, which is hotel st germain.

The St Germain is consistently voted one of the top hotels IN AMERICA, far less Dallas....it's a very special place.

(It's very sad to see the two fairly negative reviews below - odd!)

In Dalllas your choice is pretty much turtle creek, the crescent (if you like Big!) or St Germain.

The only time we've eaten at St Germain, the food was SPECTACULAR, and the restaurant group extremely formal (in contrast to report from fellow reviewer below??)

Anyway, the St Germain is everything you heard raved about -- unless it's slipped horribly and disastrously in the last year or something??

An incredible hotel, one of America's most special .. but strangely no reviews here!

With eager anticipation we awaited the Hotel St Germain Spice Route Wine Tasting (Arabia/Afrika) on July 11, 2003. That for which were so excited turned into an utter disappointment. From the initial walk-up to the hotel (the facitlities are in dire need of a coat of paint!) to the lack of acknowledgement upon our departure, the evening was most unpleasant.

The execution of the buffet / wine tasting was reminiscent of a 1980s wine and cheese party. Lack of organization and professionalism ruled the evening. The food was mediocre at best, and the selection of wines quite average. Of course, the quintessential "Dallas nouveau riche", under-dressed crowd was in the majority (even though the reservation confirmation specified a "coat & tie" requirements).

What could have been a delightful evening was a total bust!

We stayed at the Hotel St.Germain in 1998 on Superbowl weekend. We did the "dangerous liasons package' which included rose petals on the bed and chocolates. There was a nice cozy fireplace in the room and the room was decorated in beautiful antiques. The dinner was excellent and we enjoyed setting in front of the fireplace in the parlor with a cocktail before dinner. Our room had a nice terrace but it was too cold to enjoy that. The dinner was exceptional and the service was great. We will be going back in a couple weeks to celebrate our 24th wedding anniversary.