Bland Hotel in Downtown Dallas
Dallas downtown doesn't have much to offer in general and the Sheraton only adds to the overall misery of a Dow town bereft of anything interesting to eat or do.
Check in st the hotel is smooth and painless as you'd expect at a Sheraton.
The rooms are better than you'd expect from the age of the hotel outside, but you might find you're at the end of a long winding corridor a long way from the nearest lift if you are unlucky.
I stayed for a conference where Internet was included in the conference package - until you went to your room where the code doesn't work.
There are only two dining options. The menu is uninteresting generally and dreadful if you are vegetarian. At the conference the same vegetarian pastry parcel was served for lunch and dinner. My pick is anything with the berries in it. Coffee at breakfast consisted of one measly cup for $4
The coffee shop and frozen yoghurt are not open outside of business hours which is a real shame, since they would break up the monotony of the place.
General hotel staff are bright and friendly but check out staff were bored and could care less.
During the conference they could not get the air con right so one minute it was freezing cold and the next boiling hot.
If not for a conference, I see no reason to return.