Sleepless in Dallas, but staff are great
This hotel was still a Radisson when I booked it, and no-one contacted me to let me know of the name change. That led to several frustrating loops up the service road and back down the expressway before I called to see where they were. 
It's now a typical 21st-century decor - brown, darkish Pottery Barn look. The room was comfortable except for the very noisy in-wall ventilation unit, which blasted cold air directly onto the chair and bed. Between that and the traffic noise (all the louder because the wall had been opened up to install the heater/AC), sleep was impossible without earplugs. In fact, the AC unit is so loud that earplugs won't block it out.
The shuttle service will take you anywhere within a 5-mile radius. If you can book your outgoing trip, as I did, it's timely and efficient. They also tell you that you can call from any eligible location for a ride back to the hotel. I attempted this twice. In both instances, the receptionist "put me through" to a phone that rang without being answered, even after up to 20 rings.
Restaurant prices are quite affordable. The breakfasts and coffee are good.
This hotel's strongest point is its friendly, pleasant staff.