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Great hotel for a getaway. Fun for kids and families, comfortable rooms and amenities Great view from the pool and outdoor areas

I had mixed feelings about my stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Las Colinas. There is a lot to love about this hotel. The property is beautiful, the rooms are elegant and comfortable, and the bed and pillows were exceptional. I slept very well, and the overall ambiance is exactly what you would expect from a luxury hotel. However, my experience was overshadowed by one major issue. The view from my balcony overlooked construction dumpsters and debris instead of the beautiful surroundings. For a room costing around $1,000 per night, this was extremely disappointing and far below the experience I expected from a Ritz-Carlton. What made the situation even more frustrating was the hotel’s response. On the day I checked in, I immediately expressed my concern and was told they would try to move me to another room with a better view. Later in my stay, I brought it up again and received the same promise. Unfortunately, nothing was ever done. No one followed up, no alternative room was offered, and I was left feeling that my concern simply wasn’t a priority. Luxury hotels are about more than beautiful buildings—they are about exceptional guest service. While the property itself is excellent, the lack of follow-through and attention to a legitimate concern was disappointing. When guests are paying premium rates, they should expect both a premium room and service that matches the reputation of the Ritz Carlton

The Hotel was great, the front counter guy was awesome. With that said the housekeeper must have let the suite next door slam shut while she was cleaning about 20-25 times. We even asked her to please put the cart in the way to keep the door opened while she cleaned. But didn’t. As we were taking a much needed nap after traveling. Also the swim up bar allows toddlers to play on the barstools. So not exactly adult time for others without kids.

It’s one of those properties that doesn’t try to impress you—it just is impressive from the moment you step out of the car. Valet sets the tone immediately: seamless, polished, and fast without feeling rushed. Check-in is handled like they’ve already anticipated your arrival, not like they’re reacting to it. That matters in a hotel at this level. The room quality is exactly what you’d expect from a flagship Ritz property in Uptown Dallas—quiet, heavy on comfort, and designed for actual rest rather than visual gimmicks. The bedding is exceptional, the blackout is complete, and the sound insulation is strong enough that the city feels far away even when it isn’t. Service is where this property separates itself. Staff don’t hover, but they also don’t miss. Requests are handled quickly and correctly the first time, which is harder to find than it should be at luxury hotels. Dining on-site at Fearing’s is a standout. It feels like a destination restaurant that just happens to be inside your hotel rather than a convenience add-on. Breakfast service is equally dialed in—consistent, calm, and not chaotic even during peak hours. The location in Uptown is a real advantage: walkable to solid dining and nightlife, but the hotel itself stays insulated from the noise. This is not a trendy, flashy stay. It’s controlled, mature luxury that prioritizes consistency over spectacle. If you know what you’re booking, it delivers at every level.

I had mixed feelings about my stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Las Colinas. There is a lot to love about this hotel. The property is beautiful, the rooms are elegant and comfortable, and the bed and pillows were exceptional. I slept very well, and the overall ambiance is exactly what you would expect from a luxury hotel. However, my experience was overshadowed by one major issue. The view from my balcony overlooked construction dumpsters and debris instead of the beautiful surroundings. For a room costing around $1,000 per night, this was extremely disappointing and far below the experience I expected from a Ritz-Carlton. What made the situation even more frustrating was the hotel’s response. On the day I checked in, I immediately expressed my concern and was told they would try to move me to another room with a better view. Later in my stay, I brought it up again and received the same promise. Unfortunately, nothing was ever done. No one followed up, no alternative room was offered, and I was left feeling that my concern simply wasn’t a priority. Luxury hotels are about more than beautiful buildings—they are about exceptional guest service. While the property itself is excellent, the lack of follow-through and attention to a legitimate concern was disappointing. When guests are paying premium rates, they should expect both a premium room and service that matches the reputation of the Ritz Carlton

The Hotel was great, the front counter guy was awesome. With that said the housekeeper must have let the suite next door slam shut while she was cleaning about 20-25 times. We even asked her to please put the cart in the way to keep the door opened while she cleaned. But didn’t. As we were taking a much needed nap after traveling. Also the swim up bar allows toddlers to play on the barstools. So not exactly adult time for others without kids.

It’s one of those properties that doesn’t try to impress you—it just is impressive from the moment you step out of the car. Valet sets the tone immediately: seamless, polished, and fast without feeling rushed. Check-in is handled like they’ve already anticipated your arrival, not like they’re reacting to it. That matters in a hotel at this level. The room quality is exactly what you’d expect from a flagship Ritz property in Uptown Dallas—quiet, heavy on comfort, and designed for actual rest rather than visual gimmicks. The bedding is exceptional, the blackout is complete, and the sound insulation is strong enough that the city feels far away even when it isn’t. Service is where this property separates itself. Staff don’t hover, but they also don’t miss. Requests are handled quickly and correctly the first time, which is harder to find than it should be at luxury hotels. Dining on-site at Fearing’s is a standout. It feels like a destination restaurant that just happens to be inside your hotel rather than a convenience add-on. Breakfast service is equally dialed in—consistent, calm, and not chaotic even during peak hours. The location in Uptown is a real advantage: walkable to solid dining and nightlife, but the hotel itself stays insulated from the noise. This is not a trendy, flashy stay. It’s controlled, mature luxury that prioritizes consistency over spectacle. If you know what you’re booking, it delivers at every level.

Great hotel for a getaway. Fun for kids and families, comfortable rooms and amenities Great view from the pool and outdoor areas