This was a great stay. Only stayed one night. Family of four (2 children - 6 year old and 2 month old). Room was 2 queens size beds and was very spacious. Very Clean and I am a clean fanatic. We stayed in room 311.

I stayed here 10 years ago when it was the Le Meridian and it was a classy place. The age shows a bit in places now that it is the Westin. It is still a good hotel for downtown dallas but parts of the hotel were worn and looked old. Rooms were nice. Very comfortable beds and widescreen tvs. Spacious and quiet so having a comfortable rest was easy. Resturant was good but expensive. There were plenty of low cost options in the plaza area next door for lunch and breakfast. Drinks in the lounge in the evening were a costly but it was popular with the hotel patrons as it was crowded every night.

Wireless was costly, $15 a day. Business center was hard to access. Would not stay here again for business.

Trolley stop was right outside of hotel. Easy to get to from Love Field.

Located downtown but not to far from the uptown area where there are some decent restaurants. I stayed in a King bed size room and it was just ok. Westin is know for their Heavenly beds and thats all this hotel had to offer. The room was quite small and looked dated. I have stayed at Fairfield Inns that look much nicer inside. The room had a small TV and for business users, the wireless internet is extra and not thru the hotel. The Westin at the Galleria about 20 mins north is much better for the same price usually.

Westin City Center, Dallas.

This Westin is part of a multi-use complex which includes a small mall with food court, shops and an indoor ice skating rink.
Connected to Adam's Mark Hotel (soon to be Sheraton) via covered skybridge.

Clean room had typical upscale Westin-style furniture with floor to ceiling windows. Our windows faced downtown, some rooms face the indoor mall. Bed, as usual, was very comfortable.

The Meyerson Concert Hall is a short two blocks away. The East End Bus Transfer Center is three blocks in the opposite direction. The # 39 Bus will take you to and from Dallas Love for $ 1.50. The DART light rail Pearl Street Station is one block over. Neiman Marcus is several blocks away on Main Street.
Walk four blocks to the McKinney Avenue Uptown Trolley, near the Fairmont Hotel, for a free trolley ride to a safe and vibrant neighborhood full of shops, restaurants and people watching. (www.mata.org)

Not much in the direct vicinity of Westin. We were surprised to find the area void of the shops typical in a downtown area. We did enjoy breakfast at the Hotel Indigo on Main Street,
next to Majestic Theatre. After which we walked down Main Street to Dealey Plaza. On the way back, we stopped in City Tavern for a drink.