For travelers catching an early flight, it’s hard to beat the location of this Grand Hyatt, which is right inside Terminal D of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. This upscale hotel is especially convenient for those flying American, as check-in and security are just outside the lobby. It’s not as close to the other terminals, and travelers still have to budget time for the shuttle, but overall it’s a pretty impressive property. Many of the nearly 300 guest rooms overlook the runway but are still quiet. There’s an upscale restaurant, a separate sushi bar, a cafe, and a spa.
For travelers catching an early flight, it’s hard to beat the location of this Grand Hyatt, which is right inside Terminal D of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. This upscale hotel is especially convenient for those flying American, as check-in and security are just outside the lobby. It’s not as close to the other terminals, and travelers still have to budget time for the shuttle, but overall it’s a pretty impressive property. Many of the nearly 300 guest rooms overlook the runway but are still quiet. There’s an upscale restaurant, a separate sushi bar, a cafe, and a spa.
Warwick Melrose Hotel, Dallas is an upscale landmark property in Uptown that dates back to 1924. Its 184 rooms are clean and spacious, with marble bathrooms, robes, minibars, and Keurig coffeemakers. Highlights include an ornate lobby, an elegant ballroom that's popular for weddings, a fine-dining restaurant, and a boisterous lounge that regularly features live music performances. The hotel's fitness center is nicely equipped, but there’s no pool or spa. There's also a free shuttle takes guests within a three-mile radius, but guests with cars should note that parking is valet-only and it’s expensive. Travelers looking for a hip, modern vibe might prefer the upscale Hotel Zaza nearby, but should expect to pay more.
Warwick Melrose Hotel, Dallas is an upscale landmark property in Uptown that dates back to 1924. Its 184 rooms are clean and spacious, with marble bathrooms, robes, minibars, and Keurig coffeemakers. Highlights include an ornate lobby, an elegant ballroom that's popular for weddings, a fine-dining restaurant, and a boisterous lounge that regularly features live music performances. The hotel's fitness center is nicely equipped, but there’s no pool or spa. There's also a free shuttle takes guests within a three-mile radius, but guests with cars should note that parking is valet-only and it’s expensive. Travelers looking for a hip, modern vibe might prefer the upscale Hotel Zaza nearby, but should expect to pay more.
Chances are if you're considering the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Dallas Central - Market Center, you're not looking for much more than an affordable place to sleep -- and there's nothing wrong with that. The rooms are clean and in good condition, the beds are comfortable, and there's a free buffet breakfast -- standard in all Holiday Inn Express hotels. The main downfall is the hotel's location -- downtown Dallas and all area attractions and restaurants are a drive away. If you're here for the Market Center, this is a great budget option. But if you're a business traveler less concerned with value and want to be closer to the action, consider staying at the Crowne Plaza Downtown instead.
Chances are if you're considering the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Dallas Central - Market Center, you're not looking for much more than an affordable place to sleep -- and there's nothing wrong with that. The rooms are clean and in good condition, the beds are comfortable, and there's a free buffet breakfast -- standard in all Holiday Inn Express hotels. The main downfall is the hotel's location -- downtown Dallas and all area attractions and restaurants are a drive away. If you're here for the Market Center, this is a great budget option. But if you're a business traveler less concerned with value and want to be closer to the action, consider staying at the Crowne Plaza Downtown instead.
The Ritz-Carlton Dallas is big on both style and amenities. The 218-room property is surrounded by neatly manicured hedges in a central part of Dallas, and has a sophisticated lobby with plenty of space to lounge. Rooms have traditional decor in warm colors, big, comfy beds, and generous space -- but they lack wow factor. Bathrooms have double sinks and some have a separate tub and walk-in shower. The great on-site restaurant, Fearing's, has an appealing outdoor dining pavilion. A stunning 12,000-square-foot spa and fitness center includes a full service salon, modern cardio equipment, and a relaxing outdoor pool. The fees for parking and Wi-Fi are a nuisance at a hotel of this caliber.
The Ritz-Carlton Dallas is big on both style and amenities. The 218-room property is surrounded by neatly manicured hedges in a central part of Dallas, and has a sophisticated lobby with plenty of space to lounge. Rooms have traditional decor in warm colors, big, comfy beds, and generous space -- but they lack wow factor. Bathrooms have double sinks and some have a separate tub and walk-in shower. The great on-site restaurant, Fearing's, has an appealing outdoor dining pavilion. A stunning 12,000-square-foot spa and fitness center includes a full service salon, modern cardio equipment, and a relaxing outdoor pool. The fees for parking and Wi-Fi are a nuisance at a hotel of this caliber.
This 169-room upscale hotel has a decidedly trendy, eclectic vibe, and offers a cool alternative to the sometimes stuffy luxury hotels in Uptown Dallas. Sophisticated rooms have lovely bathrooms with walk-in showers, and some have fun themes, such as Bohemia and Medusa. Locals and guests alike mingle at the happening bar and restaurant, and at the aptly named Poolside lounge, where DJs spin. The small pool has cushioned loungers and water features, and there's also a well-equipped fitness center. Travelers in search of a boutique property with a trendy atmosphere may also want to consider the nearby W Hotel Dallas Victory Park.
This 169-room upscale hotel has a decidedly trendy, eclectic vibe, and offers a cool alternative to the sometimes stuffy luxury hotels in Uptown Dallas. Sophisticated rooms have lovely bathrooms with walk-in showers, and some have fun themes, such as Bohemia and Medusa. Locals and guests alike mingle at the happening bar and restaurant, and at the aptly named Poolside lounge, where DJs spin. The small pool has cushioned loungers and water features, and there's also a well-equipped fitness center. Travelers in search of a boutique property with a trendy atmosphere may also want to consider the nearby W Hotel Dallas Victory Park.
The Aloft Downtown Dallas is located in a historic building, and has a trendy, loft-inspired feel, with sleek, colorful rooms featuring large flat-screen TVs, exposed brick accents, and concrete ceilings. Rooms are on the smaller side (typical for a historic building) and the attempts to make the best use of space can be a bit odd -- in some rooms, the mini-fridge is located under the bathroom sink. Nonetheless, the hotel has become popular due to its outdoor pool, large industrial-chic lobby complete with a 24-hour snack bar, and overall value.
The Aloft Downtown Dallas is located in a historic building, and has a trendy, loft-inspired feel, with sleek, colorful rooms featuring large flat-screen TVs, exposed brick accents, and concrete ceilings. Rooms are on the smaller side (typical for a historic building) and the attempts to make the best use of space can be a bit odd -- in some rooms, the mini-fridge is located under the bathroom sink. Nonetheless, the hotel has become popular due to its outdoor pool, large industrial-chic lobby complete with a 24-hour snack bar, and overall value.
Located near the Texas Love Field Airport, the Crowne Plaza Dallas Market Center is your typical chain hotel -- the decor is generic, but all rooms have been updated with flat-screen TVs. But perks include an indoor pool, free parking, and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is right on the freeway, and a 15-minute drive away from downtown Dallas; visitors hoping to be within walking distance of tourist attractions may consider staying in a downtown hotel.
Located near the Texas Love Field Airport, the Crowne Plaza Dallas Market Center is your typical chain hotel -- the decor is generic, but all rooms have been updated with flat-screen TVs. But perks include an indoor pool, free parking, and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is right on the freeway, and a 15-minute drive away from downtown Dallas; visitors hoping to be within walking distance of tourist attractions may consider staying in a downtown hotel.
The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Dallas Galleria Area is a modern value hotel on the LBJ Freeway. While it's near the Galleria Dallas shopping mall, downtown Dallas will take at least 30 minutes to reach by car. The 103 rooms have a sharp, contemporary look, and suites with partially separate living areas and whirlpool tubs are available. Extras here include a small gym, a snack shop, and free breakfast in the lobby. There's also a pleasant indoor pool and a 24/7 business center. Those looking to be closer to downtown should consider the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Dallas Central - Market Center, where rates are only a bit higher.
The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Dallas Galleria Area is a modern value hotel on the LBJ Freeway. While it's near the Galleria Dallas shopping mall, downtown Dallas will take at least 30 minutes to reach by car. The 103 rooms have a sharp, contemporary look, and suites with partially separate living areas and whirlpool tubs are available. Extras here include a small gym, a snack shop, and free breakfast in the lobby. There's also a pleasant indoor pool and a 24/7 business center. Those looking to be closer to downtown should consider the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Dallas Central - Market Center, where rates are only a bit higher.
A popular choice for business travelers, the sophisticated 544-room Renaissance Dallas features fresh, contemporary decor throughout, and a popular modern restaurant that serves a farm-to-table menu. Families may enjoy the large rooms and the rooftop pool (though it's shallow and the lounge chairs are sparse), and the hotel's location on the freeway grants guests easy driving access to Dallas attractions -- though those who want to be in a walkable area may consider a downtown hotel instead.
A popular choice for business travelers, the sophisticated 544-room Renaissance Dallas features fresh, contemporary decor throughout, and a popular modern restaurant that serves a farm-to-table menu. Families may enjoy the large rooms and the rooftop pool (though it's shallow and the lounge chairs are sparse), and the hotel's location on the freeway grants guests easy driving access to Dallas attractions -- though those who want to be in a walkable area may consider a downtown hotel instead.
The 252-room W Hotel Dallas Victory Park is an upscale property across from American Airlines Center with plenty of the brand's signature edge. Despite its size, this W outpost has a polished boutique feel with artsy accents throughout. Rooms are big and spotless, with skyline views and funky decor plus contemporary bathrooms. The hotel's many features include a 16th-floor outdoor infinity pool with poolside bar, a big fitness center, a spa, and a popular gastropub. This property attracts a wide range of guests including tourists, business travelers, concertgoers, and sports fans. For something with a vibrant, kitschy style, but lower price tag, consider the Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown, which is near the Majestic Theater.
The 252-room W Hotel Dallas Victory Park is an upscale property across from American Airlines Center with plenty of the brand's signature edge. Despite its size, this W outpost has a polished boutique feel with artsy accents throughout. Rooms are big and spotless, with skyline views and funky decor plus contemporary bathrooms. The hotel's many features include a 16th-floor outdoor infinity pool with poolside bar, a big fitness center, a spa, and a popular gastropub. This property attracts a wide range of guests including tourists, business travelers, concertgoers, and sports fans. For something with a vibrant, kitschy style, but lower price tag, consider the Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown, which is near the Majestic Theater.