Dear Travelers,

I am a very frequent traveler and unfortunately have to be on the road all of the time with pretty much unlimited spending money. I have to tell you this hotel is top notch amoungst the Holiday Inn chain and out does most mid-market hotels. They are incredibly friendly and sweet from the second you come in. I have stayed at other expensive hotels with more amenities but less hospitality. They do a daily managers happy hour with beer, wine and some food for not cost which allows a traveler to relax after a long day.

All of the Holiday Inn's should model themselves after this locations.

Thanks,

Jono Agurto
Johns Creek, Ga

Stayed here overnight for a conference in Irving. My flight arrived at DFW at 8:30 am for a noon conference; i called and their shuttle driver picked me up. Rosalinda, if I recall correctly, super friendly young lady. The desk gave me access to my room and then a ride to the location of my conference. Now understand that the conference hosts had made these arrangements with the hotel but honestly I can't recall having that kind of service anywhere before.

The room was spacious and very clean, modern. Flat screen TV - note a channel guide would have been helpful. Breakfast was above average, as was coffee, probably standard Holiday Inn Express menu.

Can't comment on value as the conference hosts made the arrangements and picked up the tab. What I can say is that this is a very nice hotel property and that if I were running a business in the Irving Texas area I'd strike up a relationship with these folks because their service is top notch.

All rooms are suites which is nice.
My room was spotless.
Bed is very comfortable. Microwave and fridge in little kitchen area. Bathroom was also clean and well supplied.

My only complaint, very few sections on the cable and some channels did not work,

The location is kind of isolated but plenty of restaurants and stores very close by. But you will need a car.

I called the hotel and asked "where am I". The desk clerk was unsure but we were both certain I was close by, so she stayed on the phone with me until I finally saw the weird building next to it (her description). It was indeed a weird looking building-the Convention Center (It kinda looks upside down). By the way, the Convention Center is next door but you can't get to it on foot. A little hard to figure out how to get around but once you manage it starts to make sense. There is a side entrance on a side access road and in the rear a different access road. Sounds confusing but it all worked out. The hotel was spotless and had a nice friendly feel to it. There was actually nothing within walking distance.