I stayed here for business. The service was exceptional especially considering the type of hotel. The hotel is bare bones and fine for a business trip. Overall helped by the overly attentive and friendly staff. There are hotels with more amenities nearby however.

We stayed at the Sheraton Stonebriar for 10 days, and experienced one of the best visits in a hotel in years. EVERYONE from the front desk manager to the fellows opening the front doors, to the housekeeping staff, was trained to help, and their great attitudes made the visit very pleasant. Mr Kenneth Campbell, especially, went out of his way to make sure we, and other guests, were treated with prompt, courteous, friendly service whether it was asking for restaurant advice or a special need in the room. Would definitely come back to this hotel. Had a refrigerator in room, was quiet, and modern.

Stayed here for a week for business.
The facilities, restaurant and bar are extremely basic and also overpriced for what they are.

RECOMMENDED: Sheraton's are often a mixed bag, however, this is a nearly new property with a masculine modern interior that's sure to be comfortable for the business traveler. Check in is quick and efficient and I must commend the mgmt, staff was very friendly and efficient throughout my week long stay. Rooms are a little small, but modern and well equipped (tea/coffee, iron). Well illuminated and bathroom clean bright and all in good working order. Basic Internet access was free. Bedding is OK, it's new and attractive, but simply put not as comfortable as I found in other hotels.

This hotel sits directly at the corner of Legacy & 121. The new location means many GPS systems can't find it (the Westin should be your target about 200 yards away). The location seems a bit remote and dark, but there are 5-8 good restaurants within walking distance. There is a large gym with a view to the outside.

The only downside, is noise & the AC. Rooms facing the highway will get noise. Rooms facing the interior have a huge coolant system that hums all night long. To add to this, employees have a smoking area below the rooms and I heard them talking until 11 pm one night. What this in effect means .. you can't open the windows. With the windows closed, you'll need the AC running and unfortunately I found this drafty, couldn't figure out how the single vent on the diagonal of the room was managing to blow air in my face while laying in the bed.

I quickly figured out I either had to contend with noise from outside or air blowing in my face.

The question is SHOULD YOU STAY HERE? My other area stay (Hilton Garden Inn), room was bigger, decent AC, but not as polished room and staff was just plain useless, is a coin toss with the Sheraton likely winning.