Considering the price of $65/night (Priceline) it was a great stay. We had 3 rooms, all with 2 beds, at this rate and it's our 3rd year in a row winning this hotel. We use the parking lot just outside the hotel for overnight parking ($10/night), love the coffee shop for a quick snack or breakfast and haven't had issues w/the staff, service or anything.

We stayed at this hotel for three nights. It was a convention hotel pick. The room was very tired...spots on the carpet, burned out light bulbs, TV remote in need of a battery. The bed, in an attempt to make it a heavenly bed, lacked the proper sized sheets. The bedding ended up off the bed in the middle of the night and was just "too much" to make it acceptable. The location is scary....we were warned not to walk around after dark in this section of town. In our opinion, it just stays in business because of its location close to the convention center. If you are not at the convention center, don't waste your money and time here.

I was stuck with this hotel because I was attending a conference held there. I checked in a day early and should have had been able to get a great room. Upon checking in the person asked if I wanted a higher or lower floor...I said I just wanted a good room. (But stay on a higher floor because the elevator is worth it!) The room was nice...until nighttime when the trains run all night long - they run all day too, but at that point I had not noticed. After a very long flight filled with delays, I wanted to sleep. So, ask for a room on the other side of the tracks!

Good thing they serve Starbucks because you certainly can not go anywhere to get your early morning or midafternoon fix. This hotel is tucked away on the other side of a dark and very yucky underpass.

The restaurants in the hotel are wonderful - great food and great service - but a short 8 block walk ($10 cab ride) passed the book depository has you on blocks of very good restaurants.

There is nothing wrong with this hotel, but it is a fairly standard convention hotel. A bit older (as is demonstrated by its cameo in the opening montage of the TV series, Dallas) but very well maintained. Rooms are standard Hyatt rooms. Location is odd, because although you're close to downtown, it is separated by a winding road beneath a railroad viaduct, making it a bit more inconvenient to walk anywhere than its location would suggest. My room had a beautiful view of downtown, including a direct line of sight to the iconic Reunion Tower (which is attached to the property). The hotel restaurant (Centennial Cafe) was not very good. By far the worst chicken fried steak I have ever had in Texas.