A very nice place to stay...even if I would not want to live there!!(Dallas that is)
Stayed in the Hilton Anatole for 3 nights a couple of weeks ago. Overall was very satisfied with the stay. Nice clean place, lots of room, lots of parking. One word of warning. Make sure you don't get stuck in an inside room in the tower. They put a "window" into the hallway, I suppose so you won't feel so closed in. The problem is, its a window into the hallway! You hear everything and everyone coming and going!! And to top it off, you are right beside the elevators. I usually ask for a quiet room but didn't think about it seeing that it was a Hilton.....my mistake! We got into the room and imediately knew it was not going to work. Way to noisy for this country boy. I called the front desk and was told by a very courteous female voice that they were all sold out for the night but she would see what she could do for the following night. At that point we decided to grin and bear it. A little later however I was talking to a friend as he checked in and a very friendly, helpful and polite customer service representative behind the counter. His name was Ishtyaq and he mentioned he would look into it as soon as he finished with my friend. Wellllla little bit later he said that he thought he had found something that would help, a very quiet area of the hotel that he was sure I would be satisfied with. I thanked him and headed up to move my wife and myself to the new room. Turned out it was a corner room, a junior suite even. Our stay was transformed from what was more than likely going to be terrible, to what I might say was one of the best hotel stays that we have ever had. And we do alot of staying. I have been a Hilton honors member for several years and always try to stay at a Hilton Family property. But I will honestly say that I have never felt more "Honored". Ishtyaq, a heartfelt thanks from us. I only hope that the Hilton people recognize this young mans "talent" for dealing with people and put him it will best work for them and him. And I hope people from Dallas will forgive my tongue in cheek quip about not wanting to live there. Just a few too many cars and a few too many people for me!