Downtown Dallas Featured Hotels

A hotel in Uptown Dallas, the Stoneleigh Hotel blends the most glamorous aspects of both past and present to create a unique and captivating atmosphere for business and leisure guests. The miraculous guestrooms range from standard rooms to elegant suites, and each features an impressive list of the finest amenities available. The Stoneleigh is also home to a world-class day spa and an award-winning Italian restaurant.

Situated directly on Restaurant Row, the MCM Elegante is ideally located for business and leisure travelers to get the most out of their Dallas getaways. Despite its moderate pricing, this Dallas Hotel is luxuriously appointed with plush furnishings and 12-inch thick Simmons Beauty Rest pillow-top mattresses. 5,000 square feet of event space is available for corporate functions, banquets and receptions, with a professional staff to help assist in every way possible.

The Maple Manor Hotel is located in the heart of Uptown Dallas and the Dallas Arts District. Built in 1898, the first floor area is accented with wood coffered ceilings — and a full-scale formal dining room boasts beautifully fabricated walls, hardwood floors, and a Baby Grand Piano. All six of the Maple Manor's suites are artfully decorated, reflecting Italian, French, and American, themes. Each room has a garden style bathtub (with Jacuzzi jets) surrounded by marble, with separate or combination shower. The Maple Manor Hotel's antique-filled rooms feature, Data Port telephones, refrigerated mini-bars and coffee makers.

Get ready for the Hotel Zaza experience. You'll be shamelessly pampered at this stylish uptown Dallas hotel as your senses are tantalized by Hotel ZaZa's amazing design. You'll come alive with a tingling power shower and fragrant bath products and feel positively cuddly in your Zaza bathrobe after the turndown service with retro candies. There's a butler pantry on every guest floor and the relaxing urban Oasis poolside retreat. Flat screen televisions, CD players, cordless phones and T1 Internet connections assure that no technological amenity has been overlooked.

Texas is known for its grandiosity, be it hair or hotels. In a city that scrapes the sky, the Fairmont in Dallas is a monument to elegance and luxury with a Texas accent. The official "Arts District Hotel" to locals and visitors alike, this is a lavish home base within close range to the Dallas's financial center, as well as the West End, the historic downtown turned entertainment district.

If there ever were a Little Europe in the Southwest, the Adolphus, an award-winning hotel favored by the royal elite and recently dubbed one of the "Best Places to Stay in the World" by Conde Nast, is it. The building, built in 1912 by beer baron Adolphus Busch, is located in the arts district, the service is impeccable, and the rooms, dramatic with canopy beds, charm with the delicate opulence of an English country house.

Clean, modern, and suited for both tourist and entrepreneur, the Hampton Inn West End is smack dab in the middle of Dallas' revamped entertainment district, with clubs, bars, and more than 40 restaurants aglow and armed with that idyllic Texan charm. Sitting on the DART light rail line, the Hampton is a quick whisk away from all downtown Dallas, including the American Airlines Center and the Reunion Arena.

Even with an atrium, shops, and an ice rink, as well as an award winning French bistro, 650 North, The Westin City Center, Dallas manages to stay intimately low key. Fitting with its downtown Dallas locale in the heart of the arts and financial district, the hotel is luxurious and leans towards the European.