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"Good except northing to eat and drink at the hotel "

"Stayed here several times. Great service. Friendly people. Love that they have shuttle service to the airport. "

"Con: Next to a very busy freeway 75. Next to a large hospital Medical City of Dallas. Helicopters all hours of day and night for the hospital. The fire alarm went off 3 different times throughout the day for unknown reason. No fire noted by staff. Pro: Costco is across the street. Buffet dining options near by both sit down and fast food. Daily breakfast is good. Lots of options. North park mall just down the highway. "

"It was good. Staff friendly, room clean. Nothing bad to say about it. Convenient getting to airport by shuttle. "

"It's a wonderful place, I loved it"

"Close to the AAC."

"Great staff! We were able to get a great room last minute and they were awesome. The property is huge and great to have an indoor walk. A lot of art to view. Our room was good. I'd say it might be time to upgrade some fixtures, replace furniture and update bathrooms. "

"This place is bangin'"

"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."