Hotels near Gerald J. Ford Stadium

"My stay at Tru by Hilton Dallas Downtown Market Center was excellent. Check-in was smooth...I arrived three hours early, but my room was ready and I given immediate access. The room and facility was clean, the staff was very friendly. Deja, in particular, was extremely courteous and helpful with all of my questions. The breakfast options were good, coffee always hot and fresh. I would definitely stay at this location again on my next visit to Dallas."

"Very welcoming to pets and the valet staff was great to interact with."

"Good"

"Front desk staff friendly. The rooms are clean. The location is great. On property amenities a great. Definitely would recommend to anyone in the Dallas area."

"AVOID THIS PROPERTY! The lobby was full of prostitutes. The property was dirty and disgusting. The bathroom vanity was broken. Overall, a terrible experience Just stay away. "

"It was ok"

"We were so thrilled to stay in an elegant hotel that feels warm, cozy and authentic. We had breakfast on the patio outside which was lovely and food was delicious. Pool is well appointed and the staff is extremely attentive and friendly! We plan to return!"

"Date Night in Dallas always includes a stay at the Warwick. The hotel, staff and food are consistently above and beyond. "

"This is supposed to be a luxury hotel and that was not the experience. The rooms were fine, but nothing more elevated than a Holiday Inn Express. An hour and a half to get brunch (open seating) when there were only 12 people in the restaurant. No manager. No bartender. There was a noisy party in the restaurant who would not be escorted out to the lobby - they were not patrons. Wait staff was not trained in even the simplest of procedures (pour water in the water glasses; bring everyone's food out). The acoustics in the dining room were not what they once were when this hotel was a destination years ago. They have arches in the ceiling and hardwoods on the floor without sound absorption so essentially all the sound is echoing off each other, which makes it highly difficult to have a nice dining conversation at the table."