Le Méridien Dallas, The Stoneleigh

We stayed here for our wedding weekend and could not have had a better experience! From the start, the staff was incredibly accommodating, and Sara truly went above and beyond to make sure everything felt special for us and our guests. The Draper Suite was the absolute dream getting-ready space and room for the weekend for us— spacious, beautiful, and perfect for the big day. The pool was stunning, the frozen drinks were yummy, and the Saturday DJ brought such a fun vibe. Service was quick and seamless the entire stay. We kept hearing from our guests how much they loved their rooms and how well taken care of they felt. It really made the weekend feel like a true celebration. Sara continuously checked in on us all weekend and you can truly tell how passionate she is about her job! The room felt extremely clean and constantly restocked! Huge thank you to Sara, Esmeralda, and the entire team!

The service at the hotel was top notch. We have stayed at the Ritz-Carlton before, and the staff at this hotel was at that level of service! Kaylynn welcomed us at the front desk and when we said there was a problem with the blinds not closing all the way, she immediately had someone come by to fix it. Sara was very personable at the bar, and the flatbread and Caesar salad were unexpectedly good. In the morning, Tee served us well for breakfast, she was really nice and, once again, the food was good! My wife and I had the two egg dish with sausage, as well as pancakes and bacon. The hotel room itself was clean and comfortable.

What a gorgeous, historic hotel! The lobby bar and our bartender Preston were fantastic. The pool is wonderful. We enjoyed our stay and will be back! I heard they are planning some updates, but I hope they don't lose the historic charm. Too many places are modernizing and stripping away special detail and that's certainly the best part of this hotel!

Most places I would have been fine to mildly annoyed at the service received, but this place nickel and dimes you up to 5 star hotel costs but has 3 star service. Requested early check in formally through the app. Showed up and employees were unable to accommodate anything, and were unaware it had been requested. Not letting me in a single minute before 3pm despite being in the wedding party. Logistically this causes a tight turnaround from check in to rehearsal. Mandatory valet parking for $48/night.

Love this quaint boutique hotel! |Bar food was awesome and RAJ was the most polite and professional bartender ever! What an asset to this hotel. People person and engaging. He told us about the history of hotel and I had to go check out the room that is still the same as it was 100 years ago. Definitely want to stay in that room next! ||Rooms are nicely decorated and very comfy. Front desk and valet are also always nice and engaging. ||Definitely will stay again

Hotel is very clean, rooms are spacious and the bathroom spotless. Comfy bed. Nice outdoor pool area . .but you'll lose the sun around 3 due to condo building to the west. Love Field is close and I was worried I'd hear planes all night but that was not a problem. No coffee maker or mini-fridge in room. The bathroom could use a better shade b/c it was not flush with the window so people could see inside. Had a couple of hiccups but the staff immediately handled it. For that reason, I would stay here again.

The reception staff is always ready to help. Beautiful interior, comfortable rooms, responsive staff. Some locations have recently been renovated and changed. People and animals feel comfortable here. The pool is currently (May) open. Every week there are entertainment events for guests. I like it.

This hotel is 100% haunted. I told my husband right before we went to sleep that something was weird and I thought it might be haunted. I didn't do any research on this hotel, only picked it because it was across the street from dinner. A night away from everything, drinks, and dinner. That night I had haunting dreams along with something touching the bed multiple times! Nothing scary, just letting us know something was there. We stayed on the 10th floor. Room 1003.

Sorry for only 1 star but I had to make the impact meaningful. The only problem with this hotel was the AC. Best case scenario was to get the temp to around 70 which for some would be fine, but I run a little hot and need better AC than what they could offer. Further, the room had terrible lighting so it was dark and drab...if I wanted more light I'd have to open the curtains and heat up the room even more. Pool was cool and the bar was also nice, but there were no food options in the morning. We've now stayed at both the Stoneleigh and the Marriott a block away...both are Marriott properties so I'd recommend the Marriott over this one.

I had high expectations that were crushed lol. Maple is under construction so it was a bit more difficult to get to the hotel. It is a relatively upscale brand so I was fine with the $300/room, but the $42 parking overnight seemed excessive. The lobby is nice and with wide hallways. Upon entering our room, it looked good with a contemporary design like the rest of the decor. However, the chair by the window - see pics - had a stain on the seat sending the yuck factor very high. I'm sorry I would not tolerate that at a Holiday Inn Express or a Hampton, let alone at a Le Meridian. You have to do better than this! Walk into the bathroom and the bathtub had no shower curtain guaranteeing bathroom floor flooding. Just what's up with that? Two star seem too harsh but three is too many. More like a 2.5. Goes without saying next time in Dallas we won't be staying here.

Le Meridien is about a 10 minute walk to my office. Our in-house travel agent helped me book this. $329 a night w/taxes. My room was huge with a single bed. Faculties were excellent. I liked how there's a bar and restaurant in the lobby. There was no wait at both check-in and check-out. In the morning, there's complementary coffee by the restaurant. The only drawback is, there is still construction going on outside. But that's not the hotel's fault.

Was visiting Dallas for client meetings and spent a couple of nights at the Stoneleigh. I generally stay at Marriott hotels for both work and personal travel, so I have a good baseline for where each hotel in their stable of properties stacks up. I stayed in a suite which was spacious and comfortable, as it had a separate seating area, desk, lots of windows, and large bathroom with a tub and standing shower. I'd rate the room itself 4 stars and the overall property 3 stars as it has a decent size gym with free weights, pelotons, treadmills and a cable station. The service is where the rating takes a big hit for me. Both soap dispensers in the tub and standing shower were completely empty. I went down to the front desk to ask them to send up some refills and they left two tiny travel size tubes by my door that were enough for one shower or bath and I was staying for two nights and had just arrived. I also lost my iPhone charging cord between work meetings and when I went down to the front to inquire if there was one I could use for 30 mins to charge my phone while working in the lobby they didn't have one to offer. The iron in the room was busted and wouldn't turn on so I was not able to iron my shirt before starting my day of meetings. It clearly had been dropped before as one corner was cracked and missing a large piece of plastic. Pros: Cozy boutique feeling hotel with good size suites and gym. Cons: Service and attention to detail isn't up to par with the other Marriott's I've stayed at. There also isn't a lounge for Ambassador elite Marriott rewards members which is always a nice add-on when traveling for work, allowing me to work outside my hotel room in a quiet and comfortable setting.

We joined others at an eclipse event a 3 course lunch and wine pairing. The venue was set up in their court yard with pre purchased tickets. I have to say they did a great job in service and food. Tiki Hubby and I ordered different so we could try more on the menu. The kale and strawberry salad with a light vinaigrette and pine nuts paired with a bubbly Rose was amazing. Both the salmon and beef was tasty which I was surprised as there where many to feed. But each meal tasted as if prepared for one. Dessert was a themed chocolate cake moist and fun. Staff was friendly and met everyone's requests. Easy valet parking and nice venue. A great Birthday Treat for Tiki Hubby and eclipse watching event. -

Great hotel located close to Downtown Dallas nightlife! Lifetime platinum elite, 1300+ hotel nights, fairly well traveled. To me, a modern renovated hotel is usually more comfortable than a traditional luxury hotel, but I'm more about convenience than service. That being said, this hotel has the traditional luxury feel, dark woods, marbles, upscale furniture. Located just north of downtown Dallas, walking distance to great dining (e.g. Uchi, Fogo, etc) and many great bars. Parking however, needs to be paid as street parking is a pain. The hotel itself doesn't seem huge, nice courtyard and pool, then there's a decent size lobby and bar area (but nothing close to the size of a Marriott Marquis). Service was decent, though we arrived early and rooms weren't ready - checkin agent didn't really want to help too much with bags or a place to change. The rooms themselves are appointed well, decent sized (though bathroom can always be bigger). Furniture looks well kept, wifi works well. No maintenance issues to speak of. Definitely not the modern look that newer hotels have, but still very comfortable for a few night trip.

Don't do it. It's an old apartment building that's been renovated. While it's nice, the services for a 4 star hotel sucks. Rooms aren't cleaned daily. Amenities are not given and housekeeping staff lies. I'm still waiting for my points to be added to my account for my stay there.

This is a great hotel. Very clean, beautiful lobby, nice restaurant, very European in fact. Also, well located. Added kudos for all the employees whom we interacted with- all very helpful and nice.

I normally would never stay in a fancy $300+/night hotel cause I'm financially unworthy...or financially savvy? I do make 6 figures nowadays, but I try to avoid spending more than $200/night on a hotel room. But I was on a work trip so I get to spend 3 nights here for free, sweet! PROS: -Classy elegant common areas -Big, clean spacious room and bathroom -Elegant Pool...wonderful in hot Dallas! -Walking distance to Uptown's bars and restaurants -Friendly Staff all around CONS: -Expensive! -No in room coffee maker -No in room fridge -Ice Machines are only on the 5th and 7th floor(I was on floor 6, boo!) -Valet Parking only = $$$$ On my own dime, I'd stay somewhere else for $175ish and put $125ish leftover into my investment account. But if work wants to sent me to Dallas again, I'd happily stay here again.

Stayed here for a few days and was really disappointed with the bar charging me $42 per drink for something that's usually $18-20 at the very most. The bartender should've said something about it since the Blantons bourbon wasn't on the menu. My friends and I ordered 7 of those plus 4-5 other drinks, so we were shocked to see the bill. The other local bars charge $18-20 each for that drink, so why would a Marriott hotel bar charge $42? It was ridiculous. The restaurant food wasn't great, the place across the street was also bad. Otherwise it was fine and I liked the area, besides being surrounded by construction and noise. I'll definitely never go back there.

Galane is the ABSOLUTE best bartender that I've ever encountered at Stoneleigh... He has made me feel welcomed each time I visit the bar during my stays... He makes some spectacular mixed drinks. My favorite drinks are the Manhattan & Old Fashioned... He also makes some off the chain mixed shots too. Plus his customer service is TOP KNOTCH... He is very attentive to his customers... BRAVO to you Galane!!!

While there lately, my daughter had an emergency, and Lucia stepped into help. She was amazing. Sometimes it seems like a little things, but moms are forever grateful!

Uptown Dallas location in a renovated, historic art deco building - now part of the Marriott chain with the Le Meridien designation. My Marriott status was recognized and I was able to get an upgrade to a high-floor corner room with a lux King bed, huge bath / shower, tile floors and beautiful sink / lighted mirror. While you're often able to get a great "walk-up" rate at upscale properites like this - in this instance my AAA rate through the Marriott App provided a better daily rate. Be aware that hotel parking is valet-only at $31 per day - although there is parking on side-streets near the property. Friendly staff, upgraded amenities and a fairly efficient check-in / check-out. Energetc crew in the bar / lounge with a jazz-band playing in the lobby on a Friday night. Great stay!

We got tickets for the pool off resortpass for a bachelorette party and it was great! Valet was only $10 and the pool wasnt crazy packed. We even got upgraded to a cabana! There are servers who were really awesome, that was so nice being waited on! There was a dj playing house music, which couldve been better and more upbeat, but oh well. It made for a more relaxing day vs partying. The food was great too! Super loved our server Erik! Also the pool isnt heated just fyi, and they do have beach towels available!

This is located in a cool, hip area. You are walking distance to a lot of areas. We walked to the American Airlines center but it was a hike, but doable! The outside ambiance was nice. The fire pit and seating are is fun, and the pool is nice as well. The inside lobby area is fun and nice. The conference room on the lower level is very nice and very classy. The rooms are ok! The bathrooms are greAt and the bathtub was super deep and the water pressure was nice. The room was small in my opinion and pretty bare. It felt weird but it was still nice. I'd probably try to upgrade to a corner room or separate seating area room next time.

Stayed here a few years ago and it was, at the time, a wonderful experience. From the bed to the bathroom everything was beautiful and perfect. This time around, I opted for a $480 jr suite and while the room and bed were nice, the bathroom was lacking. There was zero water pressure in the shower/tub combo, which was supposed to be a separate shower (one of the reasons I opted for this level of room) and there was zero hot water. If your someone who enjoys the luxury of a nice bathroom, maybe do not take a chance in an older hotel like I did. I had really hoped for another great stay, but over the years I guess this place is slowly letting itself go. I will say the staff were very nice and attentive.

What a great experience at this hotel - we both were tempted to disregard most of our evening plans just to get more time in this place. Kyle at the front desk greeted us with a smile and an upgrade - the right way to get started with any hotel visit. He bumped us up to a Junior Suite. When we got to the room, we were impressed. The room, as you can see in my photos, was a classy blend of modern and vintage. The colors and setting were tastefully done and inviting. The room was clean and expertly set up. The bathroom was super clean, as well. The bed was comfortable and the water hot - room was quiet. Creature comforts were a score. You have to order a coffee setup for your room, though, and the 24-hour room service extra charges are a bit exorbitant. The one complaint we had about this stellar establishment was the gentleman working the bar both the night we were there and the morning we checked out. He lacked manners and customer service skills - when my lady asked him a question, he replied with a rather rude "What?" instead of the more genteel "Pardon" or "Excuse me?". He did the hotel a disservice in his demeanor. But other than that, we loved our visit and can't wait to come back.

Hotel was very pleasant. The car valet was friendly and quick. The front desk staff was friendly. The Hotel ambiance was nice and comforting.

We haven't even completed our stay but I had to pause to make a review immediately. We traveled from Houston to celebrate my husband's 51st birthday in Dallas. Shay greeted us with a warm friendly welcome on arrival. When I told her it was his birthday, she upgraded our room. Then she proceeded to ask what his fav desserts are. He said banana pudding, key lime pie, and cheesecake. She stated she'd get with her concierge & try to have dessert sent to the room. Well about 2 hours later there was a knock at the door and it was Shay and Concierge Jonathan. They personally delivered banana pudding & 2 slices of key lime cake from The Cake Bar. THIS is EXCELLENT customer service. They made the 1st day of our trip fabulous and it's been nothing but great since! Thank you Shay and Jonathan for enhancing my birthday plans for the hubby!! Le Meridian these are 2 AWESOME employees!! PS... the desserts were amazing!

Came here on a drunk night and got a room here. I believe the front ladies name was Haley she has glasses and she works the night shift. She was so nice and so sweet and even upgraded the room. It is very quiet here a nice I'd prefer here than the Ritz Carlton.

Perfect location. 2 minute walk to an amazing sushi dinner. Unfortunately, it was a rainy day or I would have ventured out more. Cute bar in the lobby. I noticed some reviews complaining about how "old" the hotel is, but my room was gorg and spacious, with huge windows and a cute bathroom. Ask if a corner room is available! Ordered room service for breakfast and they delivered fast and it was tasty. Everything was clean and comfortable. Enjoyed my stay here!

Disclaimer: I did not stay overnight but only attended a conference. I honestly had never even heard of The Stoneleigh until I attended a conference recently at this hotel. And what a gorgeous hotel this is! The valet service was quick and friendly. As you enter the hotel, it is beautifully decorated and smelled amazing! I know, that sounds strange but it smelled so clean and fresh! Lots of windows to offer natural l;lighting and a nice sized bar. Our conference was on the top floor. The meeting was open, with high ceiling sand pretty views of the city. During a break, we took a little tour and got to enjoy the antiquity of the hotel. The original wood floors throughout were breathtaking. I meandered into a room with a majestic old fireplace and ornate paintings. Restrooms were clean and the waitstaff were friendly and prompt.

I'm shocked at how terrible my stay has been at this hotel. I spent half my life in Dallas, but have never stayed here and always wanted to. I live in KC now and felt excited about the opportunity to stay here for a business trip. Unfortunately, I chose the wrong hotel. From the moment I checked in, Kristen at the front desk was incredibly rude. I've never experienced such a lack of customer service within the first minute of an interaction with anyone in a service role. Then, when I went to take a shower, the blinds in the bathroom weren't working and I had to wait 45 minutes for the batteries to be replaced.... You can imagine how frustrating that can be if you've been up since 4 and just want to shower and go to bed before another early flight. Francesca at the front desk and the engineer were lovely in resolving the issue, though I recommend the hotel lose battery operated blinds, as both the bathroom and main room blinds weren't functioning properly and it was frustrating to deal with after a 19 hour day! I also suggest they upgrade their bathrooms. The style is like a hostel where the shower lacks a partition from the rest of the bathroom, so water gets all over the floor. To make matters even worse, the bed was not made underneath the comforter. I just climbed into bed and the bottom half of the bed was just the mattress cover- no sheets! The posted daily rate of my room is $629. I've stayed in $7 hostels that were superior. I can't recommend this hotel and encourage others to look elsewhere, especially if their goal is to stay in a hotel in which you can use the restroom and bathe without strangers seeing you.... or be treated with respect by the front desk.... or climb into bed and have it be made....

Enjoyed our stay in the lovely, renovated Stoneleigh and will definitely return on our next visit to Dallas. Location: amazing location on Maple in the Gayborhood portion of Dallas near Uptown. Really cool and safe location, near Uchi and The Citizen. Very walkable, easy to get Ubers, and Bird/Lime scooters abundant. Check in: this brought them down a good 1/2 star. The check in process was lengthy due to small check in area with space for two employees but only 1 of them there at the time despite heavy check in traffic. Understandably the area is small to maintain the original style of the pre renovation gem of Dallas, but they definitely struggled when in came to higher volume. Despite gold member, had no recognition of the status at check in nor welcome points, etc. Lobby bar: amazing!!! Great cocktails and beers. Full food menu with great options and pretty quick turn around time. Several large screen TVs to keep you up to speed with March Madness happenings. Fitnesses Center: great size and lots of well maintained equipment. Rooms: good size with amazing bed/mattress that provide amazing sleep during our entire stay. Nice size bathroom with good lighting and vanity mirror (per the wifey). Housekeeping: this is where other 1/2 star was lost. Despite multiple times asking for basic housekeeping when we missed the initial service, we were told they would complete it but never did. We ultimately had to just have extra towels sent up on the side. Great hotel with a few areas for touch ups to make it excellent.

This place is an awesome hotel located within walking distance to several upscale restaurants, nightspots and Uptown bars. This hotel is a bit of the older side but does have an extremely classy feel to it and is maintained quite nicely. Nearly everything about this place is on point, from the rooms, to the service all the way to the bar/restaurant. The suites are fairly spacious and appointed quite nicely with modern amenities and a functional layout. Overall, highly recommended. Legit- Great location Spacious rooms Friendly service Great bar/restaurant Starwood/Marriott property Historic Has a certain level of charm to it Great valet Very well maintained Pet friendly Meh- Bathroom was a bit outdated Slow elevators

It's pretty clear they're having resource issues like many in this industry. 1. Rarely anyone stationed at the front desk and no way to notify anyone that I was waiting. 2. Overcharged. I am a Marriott Rewards member and was charged for internet, which should be free. Also, someone else's bar charge ended up on my credit card. 3. I was over-charged for parking. There was a negotiated rate associated with the room block of $10, but my card was charged $42.22 multiple times. 4. In attempting to resolve the above, not only did I not receive the credits I was promised, they charged me for the afore-mentioned bar charge. 5. No housekeeping services on Saturday and I was not informed I had to formally request it. 6. WiFi connectivity was spotty. I ended up turning it off and just using my cellular data 7. Ordering room service is confusing. They give you a QR code with your key, but when I scanned it, I got a menu that said to call the restaurant across the street. When I did, they didn't know what I was talking about. Eventually I asked the front desk and they told me that menu was in-house. Need to be more clear about this in the future. 8. On a more positive note, valet services was excellent. It was very clear that that team had its act together. Stacy, the General Manager, has been working with me to correct these for the past couple of weeks and has been very timely in her replies. There's still work to be done, but hopefully we'll have it all resolved this week.

Disclaimer: did not spend the night here. We recently had a company Christmas party in the penthouse suite. Amazing space for a venue and the service was great. Valet was provided. The lobby was nice and well lit. The wait staff for the event were all very kind and the FOOD! The food was phenomenal. Sliders bar, gnocchi, 4 cheese creamy Mac & cheese, bananas foster station (a chef made it right in front of you soooo good). Also very nice that there was a pub right across the street so the party could continue. The are in a nice central location to other restaurants and things to do.

My partner and I decided to go to Dallas on a whim. He is the one that actually booked this place and I am glad he did. I would guess this would be called the "midtown" of the metro-Dallas area. The building itself was converted to a more modern hotel designed with up-to-date fixtures. Our room was spacious and had an excellent view of the pool, but alas, it is not a heated pool. We did not eat here due to the fact that we had plans to patron Medieval Times, but the restaurant was cozy and quaint. There is a full bar in the common area of the hotel with friendly staff. Everything is within walking distance from the hotel but we chose to ride the city scooters (super fun, thanks Berry). All in all this is a great hotel but my only issue would be the parking. Seems to be VALET only.

Beautiful outdoor seating and architecture. It's like taking a stroll back in time. The decor and every accent piece they use are the right elements to make your stay a special one! The breakfast restaurant serves delicious gourmet food and it was a pleasant morning. Staff is very professional and well accommodating for anything you need. We walked across the street to Nick & Sams Steakhouse and it was a special evening, as we were celebrating our wedding anniversary. A few years back before they closed Dee Lincoln's Bubble Bar, we would always stay at this hotel and walk over to Dee Lincoln's and Ocean Prime. They have recently witching the last year added a pool to their grounds which is a great idea! They constantly have public (charge) party's at the top level with some amazing views of the city! Highly recommended!

The last 3 years it's been challenging for every business due to lack of staffing, etc. Most of the time, the communication between the hotel and guests are acceptable when there are delayed food, lack of service, etc. Surprisingly, as a company, we have been partners for many years. 6 X a year with a minumum of 20 people. 9 of us at restaurant-took over an hour to get our food. Zero communication of updates or even..."heads up" we are short staffed. My team worked over 16 hours to come "home" to a place of dependable service. BIG disappointment. When sharing to the "supervisor" on hand...not enough resolution was provided. I turned in a dry clearning item and promised to have it returned. had to cal and told it wasn't done. Again zero communication. I travel alot and we "choose" dependable accomodations. If again, if everyone is short staffed..just communicate to the guest. Room not cleaned. Two days in a row, trash was not taken out. I ordered in and the trash is still here. Again...if short staffed, just please communicate.

Beautiful hotel. Can't open the windows which is a bummer, so the rooms can get a bit stuffy. I also forgot my coat here. I called and they said they didn't have it. They called me a couple days later and said they did. I went to pick it up and they said they didn't, so I had to wait for them to hunt it down. That was a mess. Really love the firepit outside. Great drinks. Nice rooms. Valet available. Decent walking distance to some other spots in Uptown.

I recently stayed here a second time. My first was back in August 2017 with my sister and we loved it so much, we stayed again last month with 2 additional friends. Apparently there was a mix-up with our reservation (I did not set it, my friend did) and they had us down for one king bed for 4 grown women. Obviously this was not going to work out. They eventually assigned us to a king bed with a queen pullout couch. Fine. Not a problem, right? The pool scene had been amazing the previous summer so we had talked it up to the girls. Apparently word got out because this pool was so packed you could barely get in it. There were pool passes being sold to non-guests. The crowd was very um.... Vegas/Jersey Shore-like. It would have been fun in my 20s, but not my scene at 35. So that was disappointing. Now for the best part! We were in town for the Justin Timberlake concert, so when we stumbled back late and went to make up the couch bed, there was no bedding. We call the front desk and they bring a flat sheet, one pillow and...... a shower curtain. That's right. A shower curtain. So we found this hilarious, called back and the front desk woman also found it funny and said they'd send someone with a fitted sheet and blanket. We waited and waited...... HOURS went by and finally someone shows up with a blanket. No sheet. We gave up and my friends just slept in a shower curtain and one of the couch pillows. It makes for a good story at least! All that aside, it IS a lovely property with clean rooms, in a perfect location. At the end of the day, that's all I care about. Just check your bedding for the foldout couch before you go out for the night!

I love this hotel. It has the boutique feel but the amenities that you would expect in a high end hotel. Service was amazing, the pool is great and had live music, and you can't beat the location. My #1 choice if you are looking at staying in this area. The rooms are big and very cool looking. Our room was very bright with some accent walls, but were able to block out all the light in the morning and have that AC blasting at 65 degrees to sleep in. Pool was fun. It was lively, but not out of control crazy which I have seen at other hotel pools. Drink service was on point. Didn't eat at the restaurant, but we did hang out at the bar after dinner. There are several restaurants within walking distance (Uchi is our favorite) so you really can't beat the location. Definitely staying here again. Very cool atmosphere.

The last time I was at at The Stoneleigh was my wedding reception (December 1984). It was beautiful then, but your remodeling is fantastic. The surroundings are elegant, welcoming and quite charming. Their entire staff are well groomed, extremely polite and professional. The bar is one of the best in Uptown. Good seating, large bar with comfortable seating. My three day experience was beyond extraordinary. My family used to have Spring and Summer vacations. We have stayed at the Ritz Carlton in Naples, Florida and The Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. (If you're not familiar with them Google them to see the standards I am comparing the Stoneleigh with). I did not have an opportunity to dine at The Perle, but am looking forward to it. The bar and restaurant are a wonderful place to enjoy for Happy Hour or a business meeting. I hope to see you soon. (My office is 3 miles away) Chris

Not meeting Covid cleaning expectations at all. Never once saw anyone wiping anything down. Daily housekeeping does not exist, and there was no mention of this at check-in. That's obviously just to save money. The pool area got cleaned once the 3 days we were there, old cups sat there the entire time, and nothing was cleaned outside at pool or lounge chairs.

Fabulous hotel, fabulous service, great food, great atmosphere, great ambiance. My only issue would be the size of the bathroom but overall what I expect from a high end stay

This is a review for the new restuarant, located in the Le Meridien Stoneleigh Hotel called The Perle on Maple. This is a new restuarant we heard about by word of mouth. So we tried it out and it was awesome! The food taste and presentation was excellent. Even our picky 13 year old son (who only wanted french fries) said they were the best french fries he has ever had. Trust me, he is a french fry connoisseur. The service and staff were very professional and friendly. People eating here were dressed from casual (jeans and short sleeved shirt) to fancy (cocktail dress), so I think if you aren't wearing sweaty old gym clothes or something, you will be good. I have uploaded photos of some of the food we had if you are interested. I think some older photos I have of the hotel are on here too, but I don't have any of the new restuarant remodel yet. Here's just some of the food we enjoyed: Duroc pork tenderloin with calvados apples and grain mustard sauce. The apples and pork were a lovely combination and tasted wonderful. Duck confit pancake with caramelized onions, warm Brie, roasted grapes and thyme. Normally I am not a fan of duck, but the mix of flavors in this appetizer has changed my mind. Another great find at this new restuarant. So good!! Chicken liver mousse with grilled bread, armanac prunes and shallot marmalade. The roasted garlic that came with it was yummy too. Also, the side of salt that came with it is a special pink salt from Hawaii that is mined near volcanos. I have never had it before, but it was a new and enjoyable experience. And finally, the BEST Creme Brulee ever! They also have authentic Profiteroles for dessert, and I haven't had those since I lived in Europe. So, I will be going back soon to satisfy my Profiteroles cravings.

Fancy. Rooms are huge. The bathroom? It's bigger than most people's room. Marble floor and sink. Just lavish! The lobby area is done nicely as well. They didn't make the check in counter as the focal point. It's enough space to check in that's it. The lounge areas are distributed and pockets of it all around the first floor. So you're not all bunched up in one big room. The bar. Oh yeah. Sexy! Tired of looking at the same folks in the building? Step outside and enjoy your drink while you people watch. This is an awesome hotel for the walkability it offers for food, shopping and bars around the area. And club like the Concrete Cowboy. Next door is an awesome upscale sushi place called Uchi. A mere few clicks of your high heeled shoes and you're there! Super clean. Modern with more of a contemporary twist added to that Texan flare of bigger is better. You got yourself a win win in every aspect. The staff are awesome. They work really hard to please you. The manager was able to get us in to Uchi which was next to impossible same day for dinner. How awesome is that!

This boutique hotel has ample character, renowned for impeccable customer service. Located at the edge of Uptown, it offers easy access to some of the finest restaurants in Dallas. Its lobby decor is eye dropping, which extends into the guest rooms, at least our upgraded corner suite. The service was charming, welcoming and friendly. Not planning ahead, we found Uchi, Japanese cuisine just next door, which was booked solid for a few days straight. I immediately called the front desk, as there's no concierge, the manager Angelina, was super helpful and got us a reservation. Apparently she knows the owner. Now that's what I call customer service! As far as our room, it's amazing with picturesque views of the surrounding downtown. The room was very spacious with a bathroom any lady would adore. A lot of classical influence all around, reminiscing the 1920's glamour when the hotel opened its doors. Definitely a great place to spend a few days being pampered by the hotel staff.

The location, building, room, and decor are 5 stars. Unfortunately, the restaurant drags this score down. Not sure what the deal is but after check-in, went down to the bar for a cocktail. Pretty packed, so went across the hall to the restaurant. 15 minutes passed before wait staff came over and apologized that the kitchen was down but would be happy to get us drinks. 30 minutes later, the drinks came over. The waitress apologized for the wait and comped us the drinks, so that was nice. The next morning, discovered no coffee maker in the room so called room service to order a carafe of coffee. An hour later it finally showed up. Hope management can tighten up the food service for future guests.

Great hotel. I love the vibe and location here. Good location. Excellent decor and decent restaurant. Great outdoor pool area.. Only downside is you HAVE to valet.

During the TX freeze last week I was fortunate enough to see Le Meridien had a room available via Orbitz. Seeing a price of $600 for the night, I wrongly assumed this would be a high end hotel - but worth it considering no power at home. Valet and check in was pleasant.... but then.... Upon getting to the room, noticed there wasn't any drinking water, something typically received in a high end hotel. Then after a long day I wanted to bathe my two small children. Only problem was trim surrounding the bathtub falling off to the touch and no towels to dry after. Ok, food time. Oh no, you want food, or room service? No sorry that is not possible. Nothing open nearby either. Understand this was a somewhat busy day, however no towels, water or food being available is not something I expect given this basic room was running at $600 a night. Whether there was price gauging at play, or not, this was ultimately a very poor experience and not something I expected given previous positive experiences from the Marriot group.

This is a nice and clean hotel with spacious rooms. However, the service was lacking. Housekeeping was slow to respond to cleaning requests--if at all--and it often felt like there was nobody here at all. We also did not have any soap. I am not sure if I would stay here again for the price, but it was a pleasant experience for the most part.

So, I searched for a stay in November with my husband for our anniversary. However, it switched the day I would check in. I called to see if they could just switch the days. I was just told multiple times I couldn't cancel and I would be charged. I was told I had checked in and my card was charged but I was in Austin. Super disappointed that no one was able to help us and was just dismissed.

The Stoneleigh is probably one of, if not the best hotel in D/T Dallas. I've never stayed at ZaZa, but don't hear great things. The Joule (pool) is cool, but the rooms are a tad rundown. The Omni just seems...well, too corporate. This hotel is older, but has very large, tastefully remodeled rooms. Seriously, the baths are ginormous, and I don't feel claustrophobic, as I do at some hotels. Workout room. Yep, I'm that guy. Once again, roomy, and has all of the necessary weights, and cardio equipment. The bar. Again, old(er), but very cool. The prices are high, but not *as bad* compared to some of the other hotels in this area. Excellent service each time. The pool. We were hoping for a relaxing pool, but The Stoneleigh, just like many other hotels these days, have made the weekends a pool party, with a full bar, DJ, and bottle service. Actually, we ended up enjoying this, as there was a large party of 30 year old douchebags, that ending up being our entertainment. (In the photo, you'll see a portly man, who provided endless amounts of jello shots for the entire pool). Other than the free shots, be prepared to pay $6 for a canned beer, and $14+ for a mixed concoction. Kind of a gouge, but I've seen much worse. All in all, The Stoneleigh is about damn close to a perfect hotel. I'll return. Soon.

Thank you for our wonderful one night stay after cancelled flight. Stacy who welcomed us at the front desk was sweet and professional; the room was super comfortable and clean; room service was good and the food portions were big. Love the stay; thank you thank you. One suggestion - please have other scent choice for shampoo; peppermint is the only scent I dislike ...

Stayed here for a small girl's trip and it was very nice. The room was clen, and they were prompt to get us more waters, towels, and toothpaste when we needed it. we ordered room service from what I believe was the restaurant. Overall, a very pleasant stay. Parking can be a pain.

We came to visit a friend in Dallas and thankfully, this hotel was 0.5 miles from his apartment. Not only that, it is located in a nice part of downtown Dallas with quick access to restaurants and attractions. It's 10-15 minutes from the Love Field Airport with no traffic. The Stoneleigh is originally an old building but they have nicely remodeled and re-decorated the hotel rooms to give it a modern vibe. We are SPG members and got a complimentary room upgrade to a junior suite and a late check out at 4 PM (a rare find these days in the SPG world). It was spacious with a nice sofa area and a revolving TV so you can watch your shows from the sofa or bed! They have a small but fully functional 24-hour gym to use which was nice too. Some negatives: - The walls and windows are very thin so you can hear everything outside and in the hallway (not good if you are a light sleeper) - the water temperature was ridiculously hot! Both the cold and hot handles were piping hot! oddly, if you turned on the shower for a little before turning the sink on, it reverted back to being the appropriate hot and cold. it was sort of annoying to deal with that. - i requested and confirmed a check-in time for 2 PM. we arrived at 4 PM and our room was still not ready and we had to wait in the lobby for 20 minutes. the maid was clearly in a rush since the bath tub still had hair in it and there was a dirty towel near the front door. Overall, I'd rate it a 3.5 but bumped it up to 4 stars for the complimentary upgrades and I used SPG points so I didn't have to pay anything out of pocket.

Service not on par with Marriott standard. Chatted couple times on app and after the first time cold and regular corp response, was being ignored and not even a reply after that. Hotel was pretty much empty with a lot rooms vacant but was granted a junior suite which is not even a suite, ridiculous for being a titanium member, requested 4pm checkout before checkin and was being ignored again, save your money and stay at the brand new Marriott right on next street at fairmount!! For sure seeing out Chinese name on bonvoy membership we were being profiled!!!