The Concierge lounge at the Renaissance Dallas Hotel was very impressive! Not only do you get the typical selection of food and beverage, but for breakfast they have a chef cooking fresh omelets! To go along with all that, add in the wonder service and friendly staff like Erin Dowell that really tops off the entire experience! Everyone should put this hotel on the top of their list when visiting Dallas for business or pleasure!!!

The desk was large and easy to work at.
There was plenty of space in the room and it was well appointed.
The bathrooms were small and had limited counter space.
They should drop the extra vanity area and basin to make larger bathrooms.

My friends had always raved about this hotel so I decided to stay there this trip instead of the Anatole. The restaurant/bar was horrible the bartender barely acknowledged my presence my beer was constantly empty, the food was bland and sent it back. The executive lounge was worse the girl whose name escapes me seemed unattentive and had a bad attitude. The only bright spot was the room service girl she was very friendly and unlike most of the other staff seemed in a good mood I think her name was yesy. She's what got you 1 star instead of 0. I'll be staying at the Hilton again

I travel a lot mostly for business. The hotel is nice and the staff was great. But for some reason this hotel didn't give me my Marriott points because my company paid for my stay even though I stayed across the street at the Sheraton the previous week and didn't have this problem. My company has paid before at other Marriott's and I was given the points for my stay. Needless to say, I contacted Marriott about this and they still refused telling me that the hotel can give them to you if they choose too; If they don't you can't get them if some one else pays. Well since Marriott would rather lose a customer for life then to give them the points they earn from a legimate stay so be it. I stay well over 50 nights a year in hotels. I will give me business to other hotel companies.