I stayed here Feb. 16-18th. Rooms--Very nice, comfortable bed and great bathroom area. Restaurant--The breakfast and lunch buffet were good. Wonderful fresh fruit on the breakfast buffet. Location--Very walkable to Kennedy Memorial. Not a lot around as the area is mostly surrounded by office bldings. This is a convention hotel so the crowd varies on the convention. When I was... more

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. It was the first time I have been to Dallas, and it was centrally located to the downtown so I was able to walk to most all of the attractions. It is also connected to the train terminal (but I never used this) The food was excellent. The rooms were clean, modern, and... more

The Hyatt Regency Dallas was chosen as the "host hotel" for a regional gymnastics competition we attended this past weekend. Fourteen families from Washington (state) stayed at the hotel for one night. My family had a one-bedroom suite and it was considerably nicer than the average suite through the lack of a minibar/fridge was a minor inconvenience. The rooms are... more

Stayed over new years 31st -2nd. This place will always have lots of football fans attending the Cotton Bowl over new years, so it gets slammed . They were the host hotel for one of the football teams - so mostly all fans from one school - just make sure that is your team. They do a decent job of... more

We stayed at the Hyatt for the recent Cotton Bowl over New Year's Weekend and the hotel staff was unbelievably friendly, helpful, and personable if you consider that this is a huge, busy weekend in a gigantic hotel filled to capacity. Usually, this makes a staff cranky and unpleasant, in my experience. The rooms were clean and the beds were... more

This is one of the best values for the money you'll find. Although a bit off the beaten path, the attentive service of every staff memeber more than makes up for the slightly inconvenient loacation. If you need to be near/in Downtown Dallas, this Hyatt can't be beat! more

I booked this hotel for a weekend (Friday -Monday) while I was in town for a Cowboys game. Priceline (4 stars, downtown Dallas) for $55/night. I'm not at all familiar with Dallas but downtown Dallas is pretty much dead on the weekends. If I were to stay there again for a weekend, I'd look more uptown. Parking: Based on other... more

This is the hotel that was featured on the opening credits of the TV show Dallas for many years, and remains the epitome of the mirrored glass architecture from the late 70s/early 80s in Dallas. That, and the trademark atrium, date this hotel somewhat. Still, they have done a nice job of updating things. Rooms are airy and sizable--and placing... more

The Hyatt Regency in Dallas is a predictable and unexciting place to stay for a few days. The only big news is that the Reunion Tower just closed for 12-18 months of renovations, and this includes the Antares restaurant and the bar on the floor above. The other hotel restaurants are unexciting and will close for private events on random... more