Stone-and-brick walls, colonial arches, and objets d'art fill this luxury hotel's public areas. Suites are plush, though on the small side, with neocolonial-style furnishings, original art, and faux fireplaces. Master suites have separate seating areas with love seats and marble-top desk. For a bit more the Grand Class suites have luxurious touches like round whirlpool tubs. You can arrange in-room massages from one of two nearby spas. The wood-floored gym boasts the latest equipment and plasma-screen TVs. Pros: Elegant rooms, stately grounds, in-room spa services. Cons: Pricey rates, no on-site spa.
Reviewed by enrique from Dallast TX on 2/25/07
A true luxury hotel. The grounds are gorgeous, the rooms and very nicely appointed, the employees are knowledgeable and gracious. The food is very good. The only complaint is that the service at the restaurant is a little slow. Everything else is just perfect
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