Hyatt House Dallas Lincoln Park

One star for their dog policy… I was woken up by a dog barking… Come to find out this is a «dog friendly» hotel… Wtf! If that’s the case can’t you isolate those people with dogs to a specific part of the hotel, away from your other guests??? Ridiculous… Never again.

Stayed here on a work trip. Full kitchen. Each suite is very spacious. The living room sofa folds out into a bed that can sleep two people. Front desk clerks were very friendly. The furniture by the entrance of the hotel (the two chairs) were pretty torn up and should be replaced.

We stayed in the two bedroom suite with our whole family. We arrived at 3 pm and Tishuan said our room would be ready in 15 mins. She promised to call my cell when it was ready. 30 mins went by and nothing. Finally walked to the front desk and asked if the room was ready. Oops, yes, it was. Got the key and checked in. 15 minutes later, my phone rang and it was Tishuan telling me my room was ready. «Um,» I said, «you just checked us in 15 minutes ago.»
The suite was not in good shape. The phones in the suite didn’t work — normally not a problem but hard this time because we had friends staying in the hotel from overseas who did not have cell phones, so we were having to use landlines to call room to room. Hard to do when phones don’t work. Nightmare.
No hair dryer in one of the bedrooms, vent-​a-​hood over stove totally disconnected, lights over stove were missing, faucet in bathroom was reversed (hot was cold and cold was hot), holes in blankets/​sheets for sofa bed. Overall, the rooms had a feeling of not being cleaned properly or used often.
I’m giving the hotel three stars because breakfast is very good and the location is excellent.

I’ve stayed in many Hyatt’s for extended periods. Always enjoy my stays. This is by fare my favorite Hyatt! Our room is great and so roomy. Been here almost a month and meet great people during social dinner. Free dinner and drinks and free breakfast .top of the line food. Staff really go out of there way to make your stay perfect. You guys have mastered hospitality!

This hotel is in a very good location. You have quick access to Northpark mall and there is plenty of shopping and restaurants to choose from. One thing I like about the rooms is that they have a full kitchen, complete with dishes, cooking utensils, a stove, and microwave.
There is also a big sofa that turns into a bed in the «living room/​family room.» The rooms have an actual closet that you can walk into. It’s much bigger that the ones you will see at other hotels that have a sliding door.
This place has all the amenities, too. A pool, 24-​hour fitness room on the first floor, a small room with snacks and toiletries for purchase, kind staff, etc.
This is where my review earns itself 3 stars. The bed in our room had to be one of the most uncomfortable beds I have ever slept on. So uncomfortable that we had to cancel the rest of our stay. I’ve stayed at a different Hyatt House where the beds where ok, but I’m not sure what happened here. It could be that we are in the handicap access room, however, my husband and I had enough of the tossing and turning and lack of comfort.
Overall, I would say it’s a nice place to stay in Dallas, especially if it’s extended, but beware of uncomfortable beds. I’m sure it’s not every room that has this issue.

Absolute worst experience possible,
Claudette at the front desk was completely rude. And her skill set seems to be more in line with the department of corrections than the Hyatt.
Honestly I have never been treated so poorly by anyone, anywhere.
The facility is run down and in a poor location. Don’t stay here!

Clean and comfortable place to stay. Small kitchenette convenient if you’re staying in town for a while. Hot breakfast buffet each morning. Pool, jacuzzi, and work out room available.

Spent a week here for a work conference. Great service but there were weird colored stains on the curtains, one of my bed pillows, and a few of the towels. Also, a few of the towels were so old they were worn thin. The Market Place is also a little misleading. It’s basically a vending machine in a closet. But instead of putting money in a slot and retrieving an item, you have to walk all the way to the front desk to pay for your purchase. It’s not staffed and not very well stocked. Other than some cups of ramen noodles and a few frozen meals, there’s really nothing different from a vending machine. Great wifi connection (and free). Also, decent hot breakfast (eggs, bacon, oatmeal, fresh fruit, etc.). The happy hour Monday-​Thursday was also good (wine, beer, and different hot appetizers). And like I said, great service from all employees I encountered, but I’ve stayed in several different Hyatts and know this one is subpar in terms of cleanliness.

When we got to the hotel they messed up our reservation and beds. One of us had to sleep on the ground for two nights. They wouldn’t move us to the correct room, and offered a whopping $ 10 off the top of the bill for two nights on the floor.

Stayed here for about three weeks during a job in Dallas I enjoyed their social evening, where they have a menu for four days of the week with free alcohol which is a plus. LOL
The rooms are a bit older but has been remodeled over the years the kitchens are nice in the bathrooms are very spacious. I also enjoyed the parking it is in a secure gated garage, they do charge $ 10-​$ 14 a night for this perk. But overall a very nice stay and will be coming back soon.

My room is old and dirty, and the service here is pretty bad. I found stains everywhere: on the couch, TV guide and unused towels. The room did not have a luggage rack, which is fine, but what’s not fine is that it took 2 phone calls and over 30 hours to get one, something by their staff’s own admission should have been here. Again, it wouldn’t matter much should the place be less dirty. There is a general attitude of rudeness and indifference you get from most of the staff here, giving the impression that the morale is pretty low. I dealt with three people from the staff so far and only one was pleasant. I echo what others said about the elevator, a good hike from my room. Overall, the place is not worthy the money.

This is my favorite place to stay while in Dallas (to where I travel quite often)! It’s convenient to everything (especially my grandparents’ home), the staff is friendly and the facility is clean, well-​maintained and comfortable. The rooms are big — décor is not to my taste, but is modern and well done. Every room I have ever stayed in has a full kitchen which is really nice, especially because there is a grocery store within walking distance of the hotel, so you don’t have to eat out constantly. Just turn right out of the main entrance of the hotel (or the garage if you are driving), follow the road around to the left, and you’ll find yourself in a shopping area that includes a Tom Thumb. The Cheesecake Factory up there is pretty good too!

The good news: the rooms were really large and comfortably decorated. The kitchen was very nice, and there was a large desk/​working area. There was even a little living room. I could have been very comfortable staying there for quite a while. Also, the breakfast was good with many hot and cold choices. Complementary newspapers including the WSJ were provided in the reception area.
The jury is out on: the staff. At least one went absolutely out of her way to help us find a restaurant that would still be open after our very late arrival. But the others were just not so friendly.
The bad news: the elevator situation is bizarre. The only two elevators are located in one corner of the hotel, and it may end up that you have quite a hike to your room! The elevator placement is weird and inconvenient. The other thing I didn’t like: there was plenty of street parking in front of the hotel, but they immediately give you a parking pass and direct you to their parking garage. Later, when you check out, you find out the parking WAS NOT complementary and actually quite expensive.

Rooms are nice and comfy and comes with a kitchen. However you do have to pay extra to use their kitchen equipment. The staff were another story. They were nice enough personality wise but the service was terrible. The room above mine had been making noise for 2 days straight and when I told the staff they said they would help and nothing. Honestly as comfy and spacious the rooms are I don’t think I will be coming back again.

I had an awesome stay here Thursday, February 20^th. My room was nice and comfortable, I had a nice view of the pool area and fountains, even though it was too cold to be outside. The customer service was great and I was close to my workshop and great Chinese food. Could not have asked for a better nights sleep away from home.
I had previously stayed at the Hyatt Place Austin Arboretum and was very disappointed with the room, it was smokey, and they tried to mask the smell with Lysol, the ac made a weird noise, the other guest were very loud, socializing in the hallway at all hours and it was just not a good experience. I also stayed at Hyatt Hotel in San Antonio on the Riverwalk and was not empressed at all and felt like I paid too much for nothing.
Lincoln Park Dallas has renewed my faith in Hyatt and now I know where to stay with Hyatt for good service.

Solid three-​star kind of place. The staff were helpful and the location is in a very safe area of the city. Kind of on a back road but very close to lots of shopping and restaurants. The rooms feature kitchenettes and walk-​in closets. As long as you don’t need to be right in the middle of the city this place is fine. I didn’t experience any of the problems that some of the other reviewers did. There is a nice looking courtyard with a pool and hot tub. Also, the free breakfast in the morning was nice and featured a omelet station. Worth checking it out if you don’t have super high expectations.

This hotel is Hyatt’s version of an extended stay type hotel. With a full refrigerator, stove, and dishwasher in every room. From an initial glance it appears this hotel has all the bells and whistles necessary to keep you going on a long stay in the Dallas area. Far from. Upon first checking in to the hotel after a long day of travel, I was told the parking would be an additional $ 14 after tax. So much for my free night on points.
I was then informed breakfast would begin at 6:30am with an omelet station. Well doesn’t that seem unique?! I awoke the next morning and was the first in line at 6:30. Lights out. No one at the breakfast. The receptionist then told me breakfast starts at 7. Back up to my room to collect my thoughts. When I made it back at 7 for breakfast, the omelet station was nowhere to be seen. With my culinary dreams shattered and 30 minutes of wasted time I licked my wounds back to my room, which did I mention, had a raisin on the floor, a bottle cap by the tv, and a bathroom square footage that reminded me of one of those two seater sports cars. I would only recommend staying here if you were in a pinch for a maximum of one night, but that would defeat the purpose of the extended stay concept at this location. I’d take your hard earned money elsewhere.

Barely good enough. Rooms are big. No view of anything. Service is nice. It’s clean and minimalist, but comfortable. Good location – close enough to downtown. Bad location – no real restaurants within walking distance. Ok for a pure business trip. Fair price but if you can afford something more expensive, don’t go here.

Location: Great part of town (near the mall) but very difficult to find. Not as close to SMU as the SMU website leads you to believe.
Rooms: BLAH! My room was seriously one of the worst rooms I’ve ever stayed in. Neither of the two phones worked in my room so when I needed to call the front desk to complain about the EXTREMELY loud noise coming from the shower, I had to use my cell phone. The front desk attendant offered to come up to my room to check out the sound. She confirmed that it was very loud and unusual… apologized… and then told me I just needed to deal with it. The noise lasted all through the night and even when the bathroom door was closed, the noise was still audible.
Parking: There is very little street parking so your best option is to suck it up and pay the $ 10 for their parking deck.
Price: Pretty good for the North Dallas area. However, there is a reason why it’s only $ 129 a night!
Bottom line: Would I stay here again? No. Heck no. No way.

It’s a nice enough hotel. The pool and jacuzzi are nice. The rooms are big but they could be cleaner (sheets weren’t perfectly white). The front desk staff was friendly and helpful. Not a bad place to spend a couple of nights.

We were up in Dallas and needed to be close by NW Freeway and Hwy 71. Price was fair for this location and the room was pretty good. If I had to compare it to another hotel, the Hilton Homewood Suites would be close comparison.
We didn’t have breakfast so I can’t really rate the food.
We slept good.
Pool was quite small and was pretty dirty so we didn’t swim.
The only down side is that you have to pay to park here each night.

I checked in here in late April, and have been here ever since.
Normally, I’d be getting really annoyed about everything, having been in this hotel for this long… HOWEVER, this place has spoiled me a bit, I fear!
The people at the front desk are super helpful and very friendly — always up for a chat (unless busy of course), and never make you feel silly if you have questions about the area or anything like that.
There are «evening socials» every evening from 5:30pm-7pm in the lobby, with hors d’oeuvres & soup & salad, as well as beer & wine. During this time, you can get to know some of the other guests if you want — the staff who host the socials will also come talk with you and make sure your stay is going well, too — very personable and make you feel like they really care!
Any time I have had a complaint (which was only once, when a lamp stopped working), they get it fixed ASAP. I couldn’t ask for anything more than that!
The location is PERFECT — there’s a sidewalk I can use if I want to go for walks outside, and it’s very close to Northpark Mall and also Park Lane (yayyyyy WHOLE FOODS haha).
The hotel is very very clean — I got a basic suite, which includes 1 king bedroom with a 32-​in flat screen TV, a good sized closet & bathroom (with lots of counter space for all my makeup & hair products haha), a kitchen which is the size of my old apartment kitchen back home — stove is only 2 eyes, and no stove, but still — better than I’ve experienced at other extended stay hotels (they have 4 full place settings, some Pyrex dishes, bows, wine glasses & coffee mugs, and dinner glasses, as well as all the utensils you’d need for cooking, AND a corkscrew, woohoo!).
There is ample counter space in the kitchen, which is perfect for someone who enjoys cooking as much as possible (gotta save that money!), and lots of cabinet and drawer space for my groceries!
In my suite, I also have a living room with a fold-​out sleeper sofa, and another 32-​inch flat screen TV, DVD player, and connection box (so you can hook up whatever game systems you have, or other things you may want to connect to the TV)… and there’s a desk and chair over near the door.
This place is seriously the size of my old apartment, but nicer. I feel SO spoiled!
The internet connection is actually pretty fast for a hotel, in my experience anyway (~1.0Mbps), and it’s fast enough for me to do anything I need to do, for work or play; and that’s all I need!
The pool area is very nice, and clean too. The gym area downstairs has a couple of treadmills, one elliptical, and a couple of bikes, as well as a weight bench and a full set of dumbbells. They also have gym wipes (which is great, just because it’s a hotel gym doesn’t mean you should leave the weight bench all sweaty!), and free headphones for you to take — just don’t put them back in the basket, lol that’s gross.
Overall, I LOVE this hotel and would definitely recommend it again, 100%, no questions asked.
The only thing that kinda sucks, is that the laundry room is waaaay up on the 4^th floor at the end of the hallway, and there are only 4 washers, and 4 dryers… and there are no laundry baskets. How many people do you know, who travel with their own laundry baskets? So I just buy those reusable canvas grocery bags every time I go make groceries… and then I sort my laundry into those, and tote them up to the 4^th floor to do laundry a couple times a week, 1 – 2 tote bags at a time. Haha! But, that’s the only thing I’d recommend. Probably just something that got overlooked and nobody has mentioned maybe?

I wish I could give this place negative stars.
Ok, first off– they advertise 2 bedroom suites with «fully equipped» kitchens. They only have a whopping total of 2 2-​bedroom suites so you most likely will not be able to book one (seriously, who designs a hotel like this with only 2 2-​bedroom suites). And as for «fully equipped» kitchens… I expected an oven in the kitchen especially since the photo showed one. I was in three different rooms and none of them had an oven. One room did have 2 microwave ovens (wtf??) and every room had a garbage disposal and dishwasher that when used sounded like a space shuttle was taking off.
I like to stay at hotels like this when I travel with my toddler son because laundry is so flipping easy. I went down around 8pm on Thursday night and asked for $ 5 worth of quarters, which is a totally standard request at hotels like this. The man at the front desk tells me, «I’m out». I ask, «You’re out of quarters»? And he says, «Yes. Someone just came and asked for $ 40 worth of quarters so I gave her all I had». Ummm… why would you purposely give your entire stash of quarters to one person, especially $ 40 worth”. Do you not think anyone else will need them? There is not way in hell she’s going to use $ 40 worth in one night… how about a $ 10 minimum per guest or something. Come on people– think ahead!
And the worst part– the bathrooms were nasty! I saw 4 different bathrooms and all had so much mold in the grout that I wore flip flops in the showers. I almost called down and asked them to clean it. I can’t imagine anyone has actually scrubbed that shower in a year. It was nasty– one had chunks in the corner. Totally disgusting and unacceptable.
The only redeeming thing about this hotel was that their maintenance repair guys was super friendly and helpful when I called and told them my room was freezing (our hands were like ice cubes). But I will never ever ever stay here again.

Formerly The Bradford At Lincoln Park, Hyatt seems to have addressed all the negatives (from Bradford) and now has a very nice and well located business. My stay was all good… no funny stuff at check out… Quiet well appointed suites, kitchen alcove with plenty of kitchen stuff… nice courtyard with pool.