I’ve stayed here before and I’ll stay here again.
Once you get past the trippy check-in (it feels a bit like a clandestine operation when they show you how to navigate the underground labyrinth to the secret elevator) this is a quiet, comfortable and convenient place to stay in downtown Dallas.
The rooms are clean. Well appointed. They feel like home.
One weird thing on all of my stays at Sonder Dallas: the kitchen circuit breaker keeps tripping. Three different rooms, same problem. But if you plug the toaster in somewhere else you can still get your English muffin done. It’s such a minor problem, but really is the only thing that has gone wrong here:
It could be easier to get an early check-in if you needed to. I’ve tried twice (not this trip) and got rejected both times. Makes me wonder if they ever approve them.
That said: Get here at the 4 p.m. check in and you’ll have no complaints. (Though you might swear under your breath the first time you need to move the toaster.)