I've never been in a Motel 6, but this is what I'd expect. From the porcelain white tile entry to the room and bathroom with FILTHY grout, to the sliding bathroom door that was too heavy to slide, the CHEAP, outdated TV... the FILTHY, fingerprinted TV cabinet... THE NOISY room through the outdated OLD windows, in BOTH rooms we saw. Yes, we complained, and yes we were given a second option before racing away from this supposed 5 star hotel to a true 5 star hotel, the Mansion on Turtle Creek. The only part of the other reviews here that is true is, there are a LOT of employees in the lobby. Why? There are probably 15. Advise... Go to the Mansion... See what class in staff really looks like. Oh, and the 2 guys behind the desk. The manager was very polite, but he was training a new kid that was clueless in a wrinkled blazer and shirt, and the shirt was a TUX SHIRT, cotton, black buttons, un ironed, no tie (on with of them, actually). 5 star? Not quite.

Just returned from our girl's trip to Dallas. For the first time, we stayed at Hotel Palomar, and it was truly amazing!! Everything was top-notch from the valet, check-in, room service, happy hour, to the free car service! I just can't say enough about this place. The complimentary happy hour was great after a long day of shopping and roughing it at Northpark! ha! You won't be disappointed! Ask for Eloy the concierge....he was awesome!

Ive stayed at the Palomar in Dallas and DC. Both hotels offer excellent service, and top notch accommodations. Wouldn't stay anywhere else. The Kimpton chain rocks.

Beautiful outdoor pool, whirlpool & sundeck, well equipped fitness centre, outstanding staff and clean, comfortable rooms make this hotel great value for the price. (Seriously, the concierges are amazing.) You're right across the street from light rail, two blocks away from a supermarket and an easy drive to downtown.

The small thorn to an otherwise supremely perfect stay is that the hotel is beside a freeway, which you will hear at night if your room faces the freeway. (I think odd-numbered rooms 1-15 on each floor face the freeway; and as far as hotels beside freeways, the noise isn't that bad - sort of a white noise.) Bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper or ask for a pair at the front desk.

Self-park is $10 a day; consider parking in the alley or one of the side streets behind the hotel if you don't want to pay for parking.