I was surprised that you have to pay for breakfast thank goodness for the waffle house down the street. There weren't any vending machines either. You have to go to the bottom floor and buy out of their "market" which is quite pricey. No fridge or microwave. Somewhere I saw where the water was complimentary but in the room there is a tiny price tag of 2.50 per bottle. For the price that we paid for the room there were not a lot of amenities that were free. There is a charge for everything. They also put a 50.00 hold on my credit card just in case we charged anything to the room. Probably won't stay here again. Too many other nice hotels in the area that offer more perks. The room was clean and bug free so that was a good thing

The Courtyard Dallas Richardson at Spring Valley is a good place to stay when visiting Dallas. We have stayed here several times over the past few years on weekend trips to Dallas and it suits our needs.

The rooms are clean and comfortable. Beds are comfy and linens are nice, and the bathroom vanity is well lit.

The pool area is outdoors and is welcoming, with shaded areas if desired.

Breakfast is top-notch. All of the standard fare in a well stocked breakfast area with plenty of seating. The host Michelle has been there every time we have stayed there and she is funny and attentive. During one stay when my father-in-law was with us she went above and beyond and brought him out 2 diet cokes from the back so he could get his morning fix. He was impressed! Be sure if you are getting breakfast to get the room rate that includes it, otherwise you will have to pay.

The location is convenient to 635 and 75 but the hotel is very quiet since it is just a bit away from the highway.

The service at the hotel is top notch, basically everything one could ask for: value, cleanliness, easy checkin and checkout, and nice rooms.

I'm in their frequent sleeper program, but haven't stayed quite enough yet to get a free breakfast. I'll admit, it's because I'm VERY frequent at Hampton and Embassy Suites which racks up the Hilton Pts. But, if your in this area, this is a great deal at the TI rate and there is an IHOP and a Waffle House around the corner. CVS is right next door so don't buy from the pantry in the lobby, just walk out the door, turn left, walk a few feet and pay 1/4 the price with much more selection. Chilis is behind the hotel too.

The layout of the hotel was confusing. We sat through huge traffic jams all the way up from Dallas. It cost $2.50 to do a load of wash and the same to dry. They put out bottles of water that look like they say VIP, in reality they say VP. It is not until you have opened one that you notice the fine print that they cost $2.50 each. These are not in the refrigerator, they are sitting right out on the dresser. My husband also came down with red, itchy bumps after staying at this hotel, he was miserable for days. The only good thing I can say about this hotel is that it was near South Fork. We found this out from a brochure. The desk clerk did not even know there was a JFK museum in Dallas and the hotel did not have any printed out directions to get there or to South Fork. I would never battle the traffic to get there again.