The Beeman Hotel

It should probably be a 3.5, but that's not an option. I think they're going through some growing pains. They were an independent hotel and just became part of the Marriott group.The outside of the building is rundown and old looking. The inside is pretty nice! The lobby area and the rooms look good. It felt like the rooms may have been a little compact, but it wasn't too small. We were there for two nights and wouldn't want to stay for a week.There was a nice charcuterie board waiting for us but it had apparently been sitting out for a while as it was warm. Nice thought though! My husband chose a free breakfast instead of points upon checking in. We were charged for the breakfast and were told it had been taken care of. It had not been taken care of. There was a line when we were checking out and my husband didn't want to hold it up any longer. My husband asked to have the final bill emailed to us so we'll see if it got adjusted. The valet parking was great! The guys were really quick and super nice.Every staff member be spoke to was very pleasant and they really did try to be helpful.Not a bad place - just needs a little more organization and a facelift on the

The hotel overall did the job. The bathroom door did not lock, which was important to me as I was sharing the room with a group of friends. Someone in the hotel decided to keep a dog in the room next door, which clearly had separation anxiety. We requested a room change, which they were not able to because the hotel was sold out. This I found strange as we were given four different options when we checked in and all of a sudden you can't put us in one of the other rooms.Besides that, it's easy access to SMU campus and a quick Uber ride to downtown Dallas. The bed did its job with no complaints. We also used their pool in the back, which is technically indoor with a garage door that opens to the patio. Might as well use it as they probably charge a resort fee.

I've stayed at the Beeman Hotel twice for work trips. Both times have been enjoyable experiences. Highlights - The rooms are lovely and have been recently updated. In particular, the beds are very comfortable and the water pressure in the shower is A+. I would certainly recommend this hotel to family and friends!

First of all I was not expecting to stay at this great hotel. My coach normally stays here and it is more pricey. But it's all worth it. When I walked in I was greeted with kindness and great service. I saw they had a full on restaurant and pool on the first floor with competently ice. They also had a patio with tables and chairs equipped. When we got to our room on the 6th floor, room 608. We were greeted with a clean room with a big bathroom. We were amazed with the service and care that they put into this room. One of the things that surprised me was that there was no hair on the pillow. Normally when I go to hotels, there is always a little bit of hair, but not this time. My sleep was very comfortable and legally Blonde was on. But wait! I haven't even got to the bathroom. It had plenty of towels and space. The lotion was amazing and the shower perfect. They had shampoo and conditioner ready for you and including shower gel. The toilet flushed well. But the door wouldn't close which is important for privacy. We woke up and had a good day. At night I took another shower and my mom tried to turn on the television. When she did the guide to get to the channels didn't work so we called someone to come fix it. When the man came up he looked at it for 10 seconds and said it couldn't be fixed. My mom was a little bit mad, but I my phone anyways. The breakfast the next morning was definitely the better side of hotel breakfasts. They had a waiter come to your table and menus. I got hot chocolate with whipped cream and my golly it was great. For my entree I got French toast with fruit. It was a little bit dry, but above average. Definitely one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at. So 4 stars is respectful.

Awful experience. My Friends truck got stolen, and when asked for help, apparently "no cameras are pointed there" the staff would not help. A good truck gone. Thanks for the help jacks. And who doesn't have cameras facing the parking lot? Also, the rooms are small and cramped, with no soundproofing. Will not be staying here again, and you shouldn't either if you like your car/truck and happiness.

Wow, a 2.5 aggregate rating is harsh, too harsh I think. A nice hotel. There's even a pigeon watering fountain. Great customer service by Matthew. Star knock for the elevator that almost amputated my arm at the shoulder. No penalty but I am disappointed that there's no shuttle service to Dallas Love Field. It's only 5 miles away.

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The staff at this hotel are insanely friendly, and I liked the location because we were close to where we needed to be.However there are a few things that made this stay less than ideal. First, what really bothered me was how "perfumy" the lobby smelled when you first walked in...it was way too strong. Charging $5 for a bottle of water is absolutely crazy, and it wouldn't kill them to vacuum the floors more often before guests checked into their rooms. But, I did like the single meal we ordered from their restaurant and the gym was really clean and tidy.Overall, there are lots of areas for improvement that would enhance the stay for the guests but everything was tolerable

The hotel is fine for what it is. The room was clean and quiet. I was close to the places I needed to be. The bathroom was pretty minimalist but was adequate. The lobby was a little dirty (plates and glasses strewn out and not picked up for days) and the parking situation outside can be a bit confusing. I thought the service was somewhat good, as the concierge was kind enough to put me in a decent room instead of one that my first concierge was going to give me (that wasn't going to be decent).Hence the three stars.

I had the worst stay at this hotel. There were several minor problems in the room, and I couldn't communicate them to the front desk because they simply don't answer the phone. I called five times during my four-day stay, and on each occasion, they either didn't answer or they put me on hold for more than 10 minutes, at which point I had to hang up. To add insult to injury, I had breakfast included in my rate. On three of the four days, I had to go to the front desk to ask them to remove the charges. One one of those occasions, they did not remove the charges and I had to ask them again.After I left, they did not properly credit the stay (points and stayt credit. I called the hotel more than one week after my departure. The front desk answered and asked me if I "could hold for a moment?" Twenty-two minutes later, completely forgotten by the front desk person (Lima), I hung up the phone and called back. Lima answered and said, "could I hold for a moment?" I asked her "how long is a few moments?" Lima told me "I can't make any promises, but it wont be long." I waited, again, for another 15 minutes on hold before hanging up.I called back a third time and asked again to speak to the manager. After a five minute wait, I spoke to Yutease who said that she was a manager. I spent 12 minutes on the phone with her before she informed me that she couldn't award my Marriott points or stay credits, and that I had to call Marriott (which is untrue).It's my job to call the hotel to chase down points or hotel stay credits. It's their job to issue them automatically, and nobody acknowledged this important FACT.I asked Yutease to have the General Manager of the hotel call me back, and she promised that I would receive a call back tomorrow. We'll see if that happens.I've never left a bad review of any Marriott property. However, in this case I made an exception.