This room is your own mini-apartment, in a historic home, in an upscale neighborhood. It has a private entrance and you have your own bathroom with a shower, a bedroom and a large closet/coffee bar. The bed is large and comfortable and there is a dresser for your clothes, a desk with a chair and it is beautifully decorated. You will have remote control access for DirectTV and the control of your heating/cooling. And, I shouldn't have to say that it is clean and smells really good but it is and it does. There is a small refrigerator, microwave, a coffee maker (with coffee included) and they generously leave a basket of snacks. There are quite a few restaurants, Whole Foods, CVS pharmacy and 7-11 within about a 5-10 minute walk.
There is street parking if you want to drive into Dallas but if you don't have a car, there is a bus stop for the Dallas Dart route 19 right behind Whole Foods and another across from 7-11 and both are about a 4 to 5 minute walk. Download the Dallas Dart ticket app before you go and purchase tickets as you need them. It will take you downtown right across the street from the Sheraton and around the corner from the Sheraton is the Light Rail system that can take you to and from the DFW airport, along with dozens of other stops around Dallas. At the time of this writing, a day pass costs about $5.
The hosts are respectful, kind and very responsive if you have questions or need anything. They are a young family and you may experience the tiniest of disturbances that come along with that. I only heard them a few times and it was so minor, it shouldn't even bear mentioning but I will mention it for anyone who may be hyper-sensitive. Along with that, there are normal neighborhood noises like birds chirping, playing children, lawn mowers, leaf blowers, dogs barking and traffic. But again, all of these were rare, distant, muffled and super minor. In fact, I have spent a significant amount of time in hotels in my life and I can say that I have had more noise in upscale hotels than here. But again, I mention it just in case you were expecting to stay in a soundless tomb in a remote country cemetery.
As I mentioned, the room is in a home in an upscale, family-oriented neighborhood. If you feel that you are someone who tends to be rowdy or likes to entertain guests after the bars close, then you should stay somewhere else. But if you want to know what it is like to stay in a beautiful, historic, family home, in a quiet neighborhood then I would highly recommend staying here. You won't regret it.