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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
Gaylord Texan presents a resounding salute to the Lone Star State. Here, all the legendary color, drama and heritage of Texas are showcased in a lush climate controlled setting under glass. Embraced by the look and feel of a cattle baron*s ranch house, Gaylord Texan is the ultimate in authentic Texas hospitality. Dine along the river walk or stroll through the hill country. Gaylord Texan offers a number of dining options from casual fare to formal dinners. Cheer for your home team at Texan Station. Treat yourself to the ultimate in relaxation at Relache Spa or workout the days stress at the Gaylord fitness center. The hotel also offers ballroom, banquet facilities, bar, billiards, business center, concierge, conference facilities, disabled facilities, dry cleaning, games room, gift shop, high speed Internet access, wireless Internet, laundry facility, lift/ elevator, lobby, night club, parking facilities (chargeable), room service 24 hrs, non-smoking rooms, smoke free hotel, swimming pool (indoor and outdoor). Guests to pay a resort fee of $15.00/day. Resort fee includes: Local phone calls up to 20 minutes ($.10/minute thereafter), Toll-free and credit card calls up to 20 minutes($.10/minute thereafter, Bottled water(2 per room, per day, Daily newspaper, Access to the resort's state-of-the-art Fitness Center, Wireless internet access in each guestroom and through out the hotel, Transportation to Grapevine-area attractions. Self parking $12.00 plus tax and valet parking $24.00 plus tax.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(43 reviews)
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Hotel address: 1501 Gaylord Trail, Grapevine, TX 76051
Grapevine.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport DFW.
The Gaylord Texan overlooks the glistening waters of Lake Grapevine. Located a short distance from Dallas Fort Worth international Airport (DFW). Convenient to both downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth. This awe-inspiring resort welcomes you to an authentic Texas experience. From the colorful river walk and wide-open Texas Hill country to the aura of Southwest-style architecture and the majestic Rio Grande, it is all here under the hotel’s signature glass dome.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Texan Station has fabulous 52 plasma screens and one giant screen to view all favorite teams. Serves lunch and dinner with a variety of soups/ salads, sandwiches/ burgers, and light dinner entrees. Also offering a variety of adult sporting games/ virtual reality golf and music to enjoy with a variety of cocktails.
Discover the tastes and sensations of the San Antonio Riverwalk with this market style eatery featuring regional foods and festive experiences of Texas. Featuring Murder Mystery Dinner Theater every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Dine in the Old world charm and romantic atmosphere of a Texas vineyard wine cellar offering prime aged steaks and fine regional wine.
The coffee shop serves light pastries, soups sandwiches along with gelato ice creams.
Ama Lur features Nuevo Latino cuisine by award-winning chef Stephen Pyles. Enjoy the casual southwestern cuisine. Ama Lur serves dinner nightly and both lunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday. Relax at the margarita bar overlooking a bubbling brook in the Hill Country Atrium. Enjoy lively Latin music every Friday evening.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Jan 1, check-out Jan 2
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Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(43 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
1 out of 5
Gaylord Texas Resort
John Nov 28, 2009
We were incredibly disppointed in the Gaylord. It is advertised as a 4 star hotel; but, at best, it is a good 2 star hotel. ... The parking was difficult to access - a long walk from the front desk. The rooms were not luxurious. The bed linens and bathroom towels were cheap and of poor quality. The television was an old TV set, not a flat screen. We would NOT recommend this hotel to anyone. We checked out after only one night - and went to the Hampton Inn (which was a MUCH nicer hotel).
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Like NO Other... a MUST see..
skacp Nov 28, 2009
This was a wonderful family trip. The Gaylord-Texan was beautiful. The staff was superb! The views were breathtaking. The ... hotel was very clean and decorated beautifully for the Christmas Season. We were surprised we had to pay for parking, and there was a "hotel" fee for use of fitness center and pool and 2 bottles of water a day. We would go back here again and not bother to stay or look to stay anywhere else. There were tons of activities, and surprises around every corner. We will never forget this trip....
Traveler type: Family
Hotel restaurants do not take reservations. There were TONS of guests there due to Cowboy game on Thanksgiving and Texas game on Saturday... the wait could be for hours... Suggest dining out if possible...
Score
4 out of 5
overall great stay!
Laurie Nov 27, 2009
overall a great stay, but expensive to eat on the property and hotel was not at all prepared for breakfast thanksgiving a.m. ... crowds.
Traveler type: Family
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
Hotel restaurants do not take reservations. There were TONS of guests there due to Cowboy game on Thanksgiving and Texas game on Saturday... the wait could be for hours... Suggest dining out if possible...
--skacp, Tri-States Nov 28, 2009
Plenty of food choices in and out of the hotel. Try the Sunday brunch--a little pricey but is came with a seat along the indoor stream, a magician milling through the crowd, and a cowboy doing rope tricks.
--DrCowboy67, Leesport, PA Aug 31, 2009
The brunch at Glass Cactus on Sunday morning was delicious
--The Riley's, Frisco, TX Jul 20, 2009
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(43 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
1 out of 5
Gaylord Texas Resort
John Nov 28, 2009
We were incredibly disppointed in the Gaylord. It is advertised as a 4 star hotel; but, at best, it is a good 2 star hotel. ... The parking was difficult to access - a long walk from the front desk. The rooms were not luxurious. The bed linens and bathroom towels were cheap and of poor quality. The television was an old TV set, not a flat screen. We would NOT recommend this hotel to anyone. We checked out after only one night - and went to the Hampton Inn (which was a MUCH nicer hotel).
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Like NO Other... a MUST see..
skacp Nov 28, 2009
This was a wonderful family trip. The Gaylord-Texan was beautiful. The staff was superb! The views were breathtaking. The ... hotel was very clean and decorated beautifully for the Christmas Season. We were surprised we had to pay for parking, and there was a "hotel" fee for use of fitness center and pool and 2 bottles of water a day. We would go back here again and not bother to stay or look to stay anywhere else. There were tons of activities, and surprises around every corner. We will never forget this trip....
Traveler type: Family
Hotel restaurants do not take reservations. There were TONS of guests there due to Cowboy game on Thanksgiving and Texas game on Saturday... the wait could be for hours... Suggest dining out if possible...
Score
4 out of 5
overall great stay!
Laurie Nov 27, 2009
overall a great stay, but expensive to eat on the property and hotel was not at all prepared for breakfast thanksgiving a.m. ... crowds.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
review 11/21 stay
P Nov 24, 2009
The Gaylord Texan was what we expected having stayed at the Gaylord in Orlando. The rooms were very nice. The staff was ... accomodating. The atrium view was spectacular. The spa is first class. The location is good because even though its in the middle of nowhere, its convenient to the stadium and in between Dallas and Ft. worth thus allowing you to experience both cities. The only downside is the food is average and on the expensive side.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Impressive location
Ken Nov 13, 2009
Was there for a meeting. It is a beautiful hotel, similar to other Gatlord facilities. I would have appreciated some ... additional dining options, expecially with a breakfast menu. If they were available, I couldn't find them.
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Good experience
Grandpa Oct 28, 2009
Good service, good food, clean rooms, didn't like the fact they charged a $16 resort fee (on top of exhorbitant room rates), ... or tax on parking fee. Would not go back because of their nickle and dime culture.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
The Dome Resort
Girls Mom Oct 19, 2009
My children really enjoyed all of the trains and the displays. They also enjoyed the live entertainment including the piano ... singer and the human statute.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Nice for a quick weekend getaway
CPT Oct 19, 2009
This was just a quick 1-night getaway. After checking in, we enjoyed the mystery theater dinner and then headed over to the ... Glass Cactus - they wave the cover if you are staying at the hotel. The club was extremely crowded, but the band was great. We stayed for a while and then headed back to our room. Unfortunately we did not get a good nights rest due to extremely noisy neighbors combined with very thin walls. The beds were not awful, but we expected better. The staff was very friendly and even credited my credit card for an old gift card that I had never used, but was no longer in their system. All in all, we would stay there again, but only if we were already there for an event.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
a night to remember
newlyweds Sep 28, 2009
A little pricy but well worth every penny. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
GRAPEFEST VISIT 2009
Pres Sep 20, 2009
Upon driving up to check in no staff to help with luggage. when checking in asked why we could not getlowestgrate of $$139 ... shown in Gragevine Tx info forGrapefestSept 18-19. Was told it did not apply because I booked hotel reoomt hrough ORBITZ. check out -had no help available 10am in front drive area. I am heheby requesting Orbitz to make good on claim that I got lowest rate available.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Gaylord Texan Home of the Dallas Cowboys
DrCowboy67 Aug 31, 2009
The Gaylord Texan was simply the most lavish resort I have ever stayed at. There was always something going on for the Dallas ... Cowboys, players to be seen, plenty of activities for the kids, etc. We came to town to do everthing Dallas Cowboys and did accomplish that!
Traveler type: Couples
Plenty of food choices in and out of the hotel. Try the Sunday brunch--a little pricey but is came with a seat along the indoor stream, a magician milling through the crowd, and a cowboy doing rope tricks.
Score
4 out of 5
Pricey but wonderful resort
Gamer Aug 18, 2009
This was my second time going to the Gaylord Texan and it was very much like the first time. The hotel is massive, probably ... its own little village. It has everything from little shops, food, entertainment, fun in the sun, and late-night snacking. Though, all of it does come to be rather pricey. But for the most part, it is all worth it. Everything here is just fantastic.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Open space getaway with a cool heart.
Mike Aug 4, 2009
1,511 rooms A bit large, every thing a walk. Still loved the open space. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Huge, Gorgeous Hotel with Great Service
The Riley's Jul 20, 2009
We went for our 7 year anniversary and it was truly amazing. We walked around and the Atrium was well kept and it seemed you ... could walk around for hours on the indoor trails setup similar to the riverwalk in San Antonio. The pool was fun with a DJ and a bar next to the pool. The drinks were expensive at $7-8 each and beer at $5-6 each so it was easy to run up a $120 tab a the pool. Overall, a great resort with plent of things to do and enjoy.
Traveler type: Couples
The brunch at Glass Cactus on Sunday morning was delicious
Score
3 out of 5
charm lasted first 30 minutes
fencing mom Jul 14, 2009
nothing to cater children ages 13-17 except a very crowded pool and crowded arcade. Outdoor pool should be big enough for ... more physical activity for teenagers.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
The Grand Gaylord Texan
just the facts, please Jul 13, 2009
My son and I were here for a tournament. We enjoyed the restaurants, reading at the bistro tables while eating ice cream or ... slurping down mocha shakes in the evening. The atmosphere and the beauty of the resort is beyond compare. The daily $15 resort fee was a farce. It gave you wireless internet service and in-room high speed internet access and fitness center access and some phone call access(we did not use any of these). It also included 2 bottles of water per day in room, however if any water bottles, whether they were purchased by you or a bottle left over from the previous day, you didn't receive your two bottles. I had to ask housekeeping to give me water after my room was finished and she had already left. If you are charging an additional $15 a day, at least please give me my water. The discounted shuttle to mall and to downtown was costing anywhere from $33 to $10. I got so many different answers it was ridiculous. Finally, on my 5th day I was told of a complimentary shuttle to the mall only because another group had contracted that service. Overall, our stay was enjoyable. The people were nice, but needed to be a bit more informed. In the evenings there were different events. The larger events were advertised but not the smaller ones. I would have liked to have seen them posted somewhere. I would have also liked to have seen some tour packages to some historical sites in the area.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Nice but ideal for short visits
Amanda Jul 9, 2009
It is a beautiful facility and the rooms are top notch. However, it is very expensive to eat there or even buy sundries. ... Because they are a "destination" hotel and everything is under one roof, you are at the mercy of having to eat at their restaurants. The most affordable is about $18 per person and then it goes up from there. There is a cafe but a bowl of oatmeal cost $6 and milk (to go into the oatmeal) was extra. Everything cost money except the toiletries in the room. If you need to use the office center...forty cents per minute on the internet. To take a shuttle into town (just 1.5 miles away) $10 each way. Shuttle to airport, well that's $38 for two people and another $5 per person thereafter. If you need to buy water that's $3 per bottle. We had to stay there for a tournament and were there for 5 nights. It added up quickly not to mention, the $15 per day (+ tax) hotel fee which is charged on top of your daily room rate. If we had to do it again I would get a rental car so we could stock up on food items for the room and use the car for getting out of the confines of the hotel. (note: they have very small refigerators & no microwaves) Otherwise, we would stay elsewhere where we could be in walking distance to other places and at least, experience something complimentary other than the toiletries. Downtown Grapevine is charming and has lots to offer.
Traveler type: Family
If you stay there longer than 3 nights without a rental car, you may get tired of the food, similiar menu items at the other casual restaurants there in the hotel. If you have a rental car, then go into Grapevine (1.5 miles) we walked it and it's not a bad walk but can be long depending on the weather.
Score
5 out of 5
Gaylord Texan
Samuels family Jul 7, 2009
We went for the USFA Summer Nationals that were held at the venue. It was great. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Hot Texas Night
Lindalu Jul 7, 2009
The hotel/resort is beautiful with great attention to the lobby and common areas. Our room was very nice, BUT there was ... obviously an A/C problem. We called to report the problem at 6:00 pm. Maintenance showed up in about an hour and started working on it.We told them we had 8:00 pm reservations, but please continue with the work. When we returned to the room at 11:00 pm., maintenance showed back up (instead of working on it while we were out), and proceeded to stay in our room until midnight. They still did not fix the A/C. We sweltered all night. At 3:00 am, we were awakened by the loud speaker in our room announcing "All Clear! All Clear!" and some other information we did not grasp. About 10 minutes later, again, we hear "This is an All Clear. You may return to your rooms". In closing, let me ask you, "how would you rate this night?"
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
a great weekend getway
The texas couple Jul 7, 2009
The Gaylord Texan was just as I had expected it to be. The room was clean and the Stafff were great. The only thing I would ... suggest would be to update the televison in the room. Other then that Me and my spouse had a great time.
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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Hotel restaurants do not take reservations. There were TONS of guests there due to Cowboy game on Thanksgiving and Texas game on Saturday... the wait could be for hours... Suggest dining out if possible...
--skacp, Tri-States Nov 28, 2009
Plenty of food choices in and out of the hotel. Try the Sunday brunch--a little pricey but is came with a seat along the indoor stream, a magician milling through the crowd, and a cowboy doing rope tricks.
--DrCowboy67, Leesport, PA Aug 31, 2009
The brunch at Glass Cactus on Sunday morning was delicious
--The Riley's, Frisco, TX Jul 20, 2009
If you stay there longer than 3 nights without a rental car, you may get tired of the food, similiar menu items at the other casual restaurants there in the hotel. If you have a rental car, then go into Grapevine (1.5 miles) we walked it and it's not a bad walk but can be long depending on the weather.
--Amanda, Phoenix, AZ Jul 9, 2009
The glass Cactus.
--travelin man, WI Jul 6, 2009
long walks
--Dave super dad, Atlanta, Tx. Jul 6, 2009
Enjoy breakfast at the Riverwalk Cafe
--Texas Mom, Central Texas Jul 2, 2009
The Ama Lur restaurant has great Mojitos and appetizers and opens at 4:30 just in time to come in from the pool or spa treatments.
--Longhorn traveler, Dallas, Texas Jun 21, 2009
There will be a $15.00 daily fee per day that will not be waived whether you use the addititonal amentities or not. This info is not disclosed until you arrive.
--Not important, Kingwood, TX May 26, 2009
We chose this hotel for its location approximately half way between Dallas and Ft. Worth, TX ... we had plans for various attractions in both cities.
--PotteryMama, Texas May 23, 2009
Dinning in the hotel was great food
--The best mom, Pensacola florida May 5, 2009
The Riverwalk Cafe provides an all you can eat buffet which cost about $18.00 for breakfast, $28.00 for lunch and $32.00 for dinner (I think). The bar is enormous and filled with everything from crab legs to hummus. I am not a buffet eater but we dinner here often because of the array of foods. The cost was certainly worth the price. Kids under 5 are free.
--sa, Fayetteville, NC Apr 23, 2009
Check the Gaylord resort and other discount travel agencies before booking with Orbitz - You can probably do better on the price!!
--Cheer Mom, Greenville, TX Apr 22, 2009
The Texan Station sportsbar literally turned on the lights for us and gave us sticks to play pool when they were actually closed! That is customer service at its finest and it made our whole trip!
--Terry, Newport Beach, CA Mar 3, 2009
The Grapevine Mall is few minutes away.
--Stephen, USA Dec 28, 2008
I said shopping, because the mall is nearby, but the dining at the Resort is fabulous, and the wine tasting downtown is a must, and the cheese found there is wonderful!!!
--Agnelia, USA Sep 28, 2008
Grapevine Mills Mall short drive. Walking trail onsite. Shuttle service available for a fee.
--Greg, Whitehouse Sep 1, 2008
Restaurants fast food and causual are a short drive away if you want other options. Main street Grapevine has great boutique shopping and places to eat too.
--Linda, USA Sep 1, 2008
If you stay for breakfast, make sure you sit by the riverwalk. The coy fish are beautiful.
--Laura, Irving Sep 1, 2008
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