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"Great beautiful hotel .lots of amenities and restaurants inside.highly recommend it."

"Good"

"Our stay at the Fairmont was unplanned. We came to town for a convention and booked two nights elsewhere. We then decided to stay another night and had to find a different hotel. The Fairmont was available and it was a lovely, unexpected surprise! It’s not a new hotel, but has been kept in very good condition. I love the feel of the era gone by that it maintains. I had several interactions with different members of the staff, and they were all extremely friendly and helpful. We agreed that if we come back to Dallas, we would stay there again."

"Friendly staff"

"I had a wonderful time at this hotel. Both my 27-year-old granddaughter and myself (75) loved our room as it was clean, neat and beautifully decorated. The food was great at the restaurants as well as from room service. I would defiantly stay here for our next trip to Dallas,"

"Close by to airport and great breakfast "

"Had a wonderful 1 night stay with my friend for a fun night out at a comedy show. Billy the bartender made us the best drinks and had the greatest personality. We will definitely be back and hope Billy will still be there making the drinks!"

"Beautiful Property with super friendly and helpful staff! "

"When I have an overnight layover at DFW (Dallas-Fort Worth) airport, the Grand Hyatt is my go-to hotel. It is located at Terminal D, is extremely convenient and very upscale. Everything works, everything is top notch (with one exasperating exception, see below). Granted the Grand Hyatt is pricey, and so I closely monitor prices (which rapidly fluctuate) and grab a good price when available. If I can't do that, there is another on-site airport at DFW (which I can't mention in this review!) which is a bit less convenient and usually less expensive. My exasperating experience is a "really???". The Grand Hyatt recently installed power outlets in the bedside table for powering devices overnight, which they previously lacked. Well, the geniuses who installed the power outlets tied them into the same switches that control the lights! So when you turn off the lights for the night, the beside power outlets also turn off. ("Really???"). The solution is to power your device using the outlet in the wall which is hidden behind the bedside table. This is tricky to get to (you need small hands), and you may need to pull out a plug from the outlet if it is fully used."