Dallas Interurban Railway Museum Hotels

"Very clean room staff are friendly"

"This place was not what was expected. So uncomfortable. No space and hitting with furniture often. Also, the phone was dead"

"Very clean"

"Good room Limited breakfast "

"Everything was great,,,,, Except that the breakers kept tripping?? First it was the refrigerator, then the kitchen outlets, then the dishwasher and garbage disposal, and the the A/C !!! I was able to reset most of them over and over again and some stayed on!? But they have a severe electric problem!!"

"Clean room, comfortable bed"

"I booked a room here for a “staycation” just so I could retreat to do some writing and other work. It fit the bill, being close enough to home, but in an area that I don’t normally go to for entertainment and recreation. The room was very clean, updated, and in good condition, save for a little wear and tear on a shelf. The hotel is located in CityLine, the mixed-use residential and retail community built about a dozen years ago. The hotel opens up in the community’s main plaza, where entertainers play concerts in front of a fountain and sculptures. That is an outstanding feature. The hotel’s main issues are that its self-parking lot isn’t remotely secure. The gate is broken, and so far as I can tell, not monitored. Public street parking is about equally secure. It’s a safe, low-crime area, though, so that’s not too great a worry. My recommendation would be to train the staff not to enter guests’ rooms until they know it’s OK. A maintenance person walked in without knocking while I was working. I’m glad I had clothes on! He apologized profusely, but that shouldn’t happen. And housekeeping did the same as I was getting ready to check out. Otherwise, the staff were very friendly and helpful. The fitness room is decent and up to date. The pool is barely more than a wading pool. No laps are possible. Those are the only issues. The hotel, like all Alofts, has a nicely designed lobby and decor. I would stay again for a staycation and recommend to out-of-towners."

"Same breakfast everyday"

"Good for one night"