The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas

The mashed potatoes were good at dinner and the coffee from the kitchen at breakfast was good.

As a single mother that works hard for her money, I do not recommend this Hotel as a "staycation" - these are my reasons. Initially, I believed our room to be the Villa w/ the chaise lounge on the 1st floor on golf course- we ended up getting put into a Villa on the 2nd floor with no chaise lounge on ground/golf level. We did get into the room early (2 p.m. vs 4 pm) but maybe that is why.....they thought we would be happy getting in a room versus waiting. We were also separated from most everyone - I do not even think there was 1 other person in our Villa facing the golf course (dark at night too w/ ZERO lighting outside). We then called for a golf cart to take us to the pool- they never came so after 15 min., we walked to the pool ourselves. The ground around the pool was pretty dirty as mud kept getting on the white pool towels when we sat down - Prices are high for drinks at the pool but, that's to be expected. We then walked back to our room - got dinner in the room at $170 (w/ tip) - 2 people keep in mind and the next day we didn't even want to go back to the pool as it was very underwhelming, dirty and crowded. We got an $80 breakfast before we drove back out to our place- went through 10 - $10 bills in tips and grand Total for a 1-night stay w/ (2) meals and 3 mini fridge drinks was $1,600+ and some change. AGAIN, this post will not phase the "average" Ritz Carlton attendee but to a single mom that works hard and expects THE BEST for my money, this was not it.

Service and attention to detail

Everything! I’d live there if I could

Staff at front desk and bar were excellent

It took between 35 to 45 minutes to get our drinks at pool side food took 45 minutes. We were woke up at 7:50 am by sawing, hammering.