Crowne Plaza Suites Arlington Ballpark Stadium

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loudfire

Joined 2 years ago

Family HATED the Crowne. We booked 3 rooms for 2 nights, so the family could visit nearby Six Flags. The check in time was 3:00p.m, and we had made reservations for all three rooms to be ?Room Type: 2 DOUBLE BEDS NONSMOKING? and close to each other. We arrive at 3pm, and they have no rooms for us, and suggest we stow all our bags in a storage room, and they will ?look? for some rooms, we missed the shuttle to 6 flags, and had to wait an hour until the trolley came by again. After a debate at the counter, they "found" us 3 rooms, saying they had a hard time because they didn't have rooms close together, but when we made the reservations, and they took my credit card, they had the rooms close together (that is the reason we booked at their hotel). The rooms they gave us were not the same as we reserved, but when you are standing at the counter with 10 people (5 kids), that is not the time to argue. Two of the 3 rooms were the wrong type, they had a pull out couch (not comfortable) for a second bed instead of a queen, the family members who got stuck with a pull out couch for a bed were not happy! The only room that was the right type (2 queen beds), the AC didn't work. You have to pay $11.50 per adult for the breakfast "buffet", my wife gave my 5 year grandson a roll when we needed to leave, and we got to buy a whole meal because she "shared" the roll with him.

The hotel sent up a plate of cookies to each room, this was supposed to make up for sleeping on a couch instead of a bed? They gave me 25,000 priority club points to try and make up for their behavior. The general manager (Jeremy Skinner) seems to be good at writing rebuttals to reviews, but where was he when I needed him? If the hotel didn?t have the rooms I RESERVED, why didn?t they notify me so we could have found suitable quarters? I feel we were lied to by the front desk, and I don?t want cookies or points when I travel, I want hotels, that if they take my reservation and money, to honor that arrangement.

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alyssa55

Joined 2 years ago

Great Hotel BUT.... It's a great hotel but if any of you are looking to save some $$ then book it at referer.us/8/GoodHotelDeals They usually have some pretty good deals on there!

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Nancy Hunter

Joined 9 years ago

Upscale accommodations especially designed for business travelers, featuring complimentary amenities that promote a restful night's sleep.. In Short
This polished, contemporary hotel is known for its business-friendly facilities, with state-of-the-art meeting rooms and directorial services to assist with planning and budgeting. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, in-lobby wireless access, in-room data ports, plus a fitness center and pool. Guests are treated to the hotel's Sleep Advantage program, which includes pillow-top mattresses and luxurious sheets, quiet-zone floors and complimentary amenities like eye masks, sleep CDs and lavender spray to encourage relaxation.