Everything in Texas is big. This is certainly true of the Hilton Anatole. Even the art is big. Equipped with numerous facilities for a range of activities, this Hotel is ideally suited for large conferences. We enjoyed spacious meeting rooms, deliciously catered food, and fabulous entertainment venues. There were delightfully appropriate facilities for every event held at this conference. I... more

About a thousand cardiologists descended upon Hilton Anatole in May of this year to take an annual certification exam. Check-in was smooth, and the room was adequate. My view was of a parking lot, but since I got a "group discount" rate, no complaints. Dinner in the lobby's Mexican restaurant was very good, but pricey for what was served. The... more

I stayed at the Hilton Anatole for 2 nights to sit for an exam there. The property is beautiful & sprawling. The inside of the complex has 3 or 4 courtyards that all the rooms open onto, making the hallways nice & bright. My room was fairly standard with 2 double beds and a desk, hairdryer, coffee maker, bathroom with... more

Instead of going out of town this Memorial Day weekend, we opted to spend one night at a "fancy" hotel with our daughter. After much research, we decided on the Anatole, largely on the basis of the promised "gardens" and swimming pool and the assurance of the four stars. The price -- $120 -- was comparable to other four star... more

Stayed here for a conference.The hotel is like a city it is so large.The rooms was big ,clean and modern.Food was very good and the fitness room was great.No complaints. more

I am not sure why this hotel isn't higher on the list. It is a beautiful property with a great sculpture garden, pool, spa, and real artwork scattered through the property. When you are in the gardens you feel like you are in another place entirely. As if you were staying at a botanical garden. Yes, this is a HUGE... more

This place was recently remodeled and looks fantastic. In my 3-day stay I discovered a backlight on one of the elevator buttons was burned out. I was happy to see that because pretty much everything else was so perfect. The entire staff seems trained to make customers feel welcome, and they're very helpful with everything. They made me feel valued,... more

I stayed at the Anatole from April 30, 2008 through May 4, 2008 for a business conference. This hotel cares much more about conference attendees and parties than its regular guests. Beyond being large and impersonal, this place nickel-and-dimes you. Overnight self-parking costs $15 per night, and you have to pay a fee to use their gym. They do have... more

I stayed at this property for one night on business. The hotel is located a few miles from the downtown business district of Dallas, and is accessible. Given the resouces on the property, $200/night was certainly a reasonable price to pay for lodging. I was amazed at the size of the property! The lobby has huge ceilings, with elephant scultpures,... more