Le Méridien Dallas, The Stoneleigh

Even though restaurant and bar were being remodeled we still enjoyed our stay. The Stoneleigh were all very accommodating especially Manny at the Valet stand! Great guy!

Very good experience despite the construction. Hotel was very clean and comfortable and the staff was friendly and accommodating. The valet, Manny was fantastic.

Manny was awesome! Car always pulled up quickly with a smile. It was nice to be able to come and go from the hotel without having to worry about waiting for my car. I would for sure stay at the Stoneleigh again. Everyone was so friendly and the location of the hotel is awesome

We had a great stay at Le Meridien! The staff is very friendly and accommodating!! Manny at the Valet station was very friendly and knowledgeable about the hotel. Highly recommend!

The front desk, cleaning and bar staff are an asset to the hotel. Please note that this rating is no reflection on the staff, which are the best aspect of the hotel. They are helpful, courteous and positive in how they approach customers and their work. The Stonleigh is in an old building, which we appreciate and are drawn to. The room we had was lovely. Spacious. Big bed. Nice sized bathroom. The room’s lighting is terrible. Two night table lights, a desk lamp, a bathroom light and one freestanding not very bright light. The room was dark and gloomy. I understand someone in finance is looking to cut back on electricity expenses. Such a nicely designed room was depressing to be in. The bathroom did not have an exhaust fan, basic for many hotels. Most hotels we stay in provide a coffee maker in the room. There is coffee in the lobby in the morning. Sometimes you want a cup later in the day. Coffee and tea in the room is basic for many hotels. The interim physical fitness facility had nothing to offer. Two aerobic machines and a few, very few free standing weights. I realize it is interim, but not good. Pool is OK. The sitting area by the pool is pleasant with comfortable chairs and chaises. Next comment is no fault of the hotel, but something for potential guests to be aware of. The area around it is desolate, just many cold looking hotels and other buildings. No coffee shops, bakeries or stores to window shop and enjoy walking around the neighborhood. I realize that this is Dallas, but the area is highly uninteresting. A few blocks away is the outrageously expensive Crescent Hotel shops/mall. I understand that the hotel is being renovated. Hopefully they will take some of these thoughts into account