This was a fine place to stay for one night while in Dallas solo on business. The hotel is surrounded by office parks so you'll need a car to get anywhere. Very straightforward budget-oriented hotel that despite the name is not really suites--just big and spacious rooms. Checkin was prompt and friendly. The room was spacious and clean with a comfy sofa and a wet bar that had a fridge and I think a microwave. Free wired and wifi and plenty of free parking. The exercise room has a couple of treadmills and other cardio stuff but no weights, next to the decent sized indoor pool. Hot buffet breakfast until 9:30 with good selection--waffles, scrambled and boiled eggs, breakfast meats and so on. The hotel isn't particularly new--the tube TV is a giveaway--but it didn't show much signs of wear. Hard to find a fault with this hotel other than maybe a little out of the way.

We have had several "staycations" at this hotel over the years - first starting when it was JUST opened. It is close to Grapevine AND Dallas so we have used it as a center spot for quick getaways.

We stay on the weekend when it is pretty empty and the prices are AWESOME! The hotel is clean and well kept and most all of the employees have been very helpful. The breakfast in the morning is simple but more than enough (waffles, eggs, bacon, fruit and pastries.) The kids love the indoor pool - which is especially nice in the wintertime.

I have recommended it to several friends. We will be back.

Spent 2 nights at this hotel during a work trip to Dallas area. The hotel is located within a few miles of DFW amongst a cluster of office buildings off of 114.
My room, 104, was quite spacious - a good size sitting area/office/kitchenette and separate bedroom area looking out on an outdoor common area with gazebo. The bed was quite comfortable and the AC worked very well.
Front desk staff were very friendly and efficient and more than willing to provide any help that was requested including good directions for the local area to avoid some of the traffic.
Breakfast included with the room was extensive and tasty - 6 choices of fresh fruit, yogurt, cereals, hard boiled and scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, a variety of breads and muffins. In addition, the hotel has a small bar with several social events each week. There was a nice looking pool and exercise area, several conference rooms and free wifi. I did not see a business center though the hotel had several conference rooms and a computer in the breakfast room for printing boarding passes.

A colleague and I lived in this property for nearly a month. Yes, it's clean and friendly and new and located in an area with great access to Dallas and Fort Worth. However, for the price you would think a hotel catering to business travelers—in the midst of a corporate Mecca like Las Colinas—would offer REAL "high-speed internet" instead of speeds slower than a dial-up modem or my 3G cell phone. As someone who literally used my hotel room as an office and sleeping quarters, it was so frustrating that I nearly moved several times; then I found out that most other hotels weren't much better. One night I wanted to download a movie on iTunes and it took 34 hours, normally 45 minutes at home with 9 MB/sec service. Streaming anything was virtually impossible and it was barely adequate to send emails with attachments.

Special thanks to Phil, the general manager, who helped with an extra table in my room to expand my work surface and who listened to my complaint about the internet. The staff and housekeepers were fantastic. I used video surveillance to make sure no one came into my room when I posted the "privacy" tag. I had a laptop, a desktop, widescreen LCD, printer, and no worries at all about my stuff walking off.