My husband and I stayed at this location over the weekend. We had no problems finding it (we're not familiar with Dallas at all), and we were quickly and easily checked in to our room. Everything was clean, ESPECIALLY the bathroom! The carpet was a little iffy, but no big deal. The breakfast was pretty decent (my husband is gluten-free... More

I was very perplexed when we checked in here. We always go for Best Western due to a very exceptional experience in Houston. First, this is the first Best Western that doesn't have a typical hotel building (all rooms in a single building). I didn't know that it was formerly a Days Inn which we are also familiar of. That... More

Got a great rate at this BW and it was only blocks from the next day's appointments. This is a recent remodel of an older hotel from another chain, but they've done a good job of it. Rooms are outside-entrance and are not as large as the new BWs, but good size and well equipped with above average micro, fridge,... More

Some way from the centre, and a very typical motel. The staff were freindly, and the reception area warm and comfortable. The room was large, and the wifi was OK, but it could definitely have been cleaner and had an odd musty smell. Good value, but on the whole I would rather not stay there again.

We stayed at the Best Western Cityplace Inn as we visited family in Dallas over Christmas. Overall the motel is a good value. Here are its good and not so good qualities. Good: 1. Location - Just North of Downtown Dallas, the hotel is very convenient to all of Downtown, North Dallas and Fair Park. Easy in and out. 2.... More

Great value and location - only 15 mins walk to the McKinney trolley to get to downtown or 10 mins walk to the local metro station. Very friendly and helpful manager, Elizabeth Alfaro. The rooms were nicely furnished with everything we needed. Absolutely no complaints. It was brilliant for tourists like us who had no car. There's also a very... More

I attended the Solar Power conference in Oct 2011. The conference hotels were very expensive: $200+/day. Instead, I opted to stay at the Best Western Cityplace Inn, a modest little hotel about 4 miles from the convention center. The cost was less than a third of what I would have paid at the conference hotels! My first night was a... More

My husband and I were looking for a place to stay for one night after attending the State Fair of Texas. This was fairly close by (I think about 3 miles) and a great rate. We were exhausted after spending about ten hours at the fair. We were greeted with a very friendly girl at the front desk. We explained... More

Stayed here for 3 nights at start of a road trip. Hotel obviously a motel bought by BW and upgraded and in really good location for State Fair and downtown (park at McKinney for free and get free tram) breakfast good but bed linen dirty and didn't get changed after first request. Safe didn't work either and not fixed despite... More