Marriott Dallas Uptown

Great Hotel

Great stay! The hotel was clean, felt very safe, and was in a super convenient location. Perfect for both business and leisure. Would definitely return.”

Avoid at all costs if you value quiet and peaceful rest in a hotel room. The room’s wall and doors lack proper soundproofing. You will hear a lot of noise at night from people walking around the hotel corridor, slamming their doors, elevator doors, elevator shaft noise, and even noise from the cars and people outside. During my two nights there were party people and kids running inside an inside an hotel and knocking on doors around from 10 pm to 3 am. During my two nights they were party people and kids running around from 10 pm to 3 am. I called front desk and they didn’t do a thing. Avoid every value peaceful quiet hotel and you need to rest.

Teens running around knocking on doors on 6th floor in the middle of the night on April 24 and 25. Called and told front dear. Didn’t do a thing. Lack of security and hotel staff. Past midnight there was no one a front desk. It is really disappointing to pay USD400 plus a night. It it feels worst than a dorm. NOISY. AVOID!

My husband and I were in town to visit our college son. First time we have stayed at the Marriott Uptown. Loved the location, close to shopping, fabulous restaurants and felt so safe! The bar was fun and lively with plenty of space to lounge and enjoy an evening cocktail before dinner. We will absolutely be back again the next time we visit our son!

Great location, very walkable to downtown dallas, Klyde Warren Park, Katy Trail and lots of terrific restaurants!

Positives: 1. Great location 2. Most staff are super friendly (hence, the word “most.”) 3. Cool pool, with a great city view 4. Friendly valet Negatives: 1. We were harassed at the bar by a regular, who was a non hotel guest. We’re pretty sure the Bartender (Jessica) put his drinks on our tab, and the hotel has refused to give us an itemized receipt. 2. The Front Desk Agent on January 31, used profanity towards me, while I was going into the elevator. In fact, I felt threatened. 3. When I got to the room, my wife called to ask her why, and wanted the name of the G.M. She refused to give her this information. 4. After my wife filed a complaint with the hotel, Eric Smith called her a few days later (Eric Smith is not the G.M.) and made excuses for the employee that used profanity. He said that “loss prevention” went up to our room (loss prevention!?) and eavesdropped. When my wife asked why, Mr. Smith responded with “Uh, um, well it’s our hotel.” This is illegal- to listen in on our private conversations, in OUR room! Again, we were harassed at the bar- charges that Mr. Smith refuses to explain, and an overt act of invasion of privacy. This matter is far from over!

Love this hotel and the parking garage fit my van

Very clean and well managed