Melissa Leon Melissa Leon | February 14, 2025 | Lifestyle, Travel & Recreation, Guides, Hotel,
When you feel the need to check in and out, these Dallas hotels await your stay.
The welcoming king suite at The Joule.
Nestled along Marine Creek in the Fort Worth Stockyards and anchored to the award-winning Mule Valley, Hotel Drover celebrates rich Texas lore with inviting design, unique experiences—including equestrian events and live music—and authentic cuisine. Guests can enjoy a universally glam stay rooted in a rustic-luxe aesthetic featuring spa suites, oversize bronze soaking tubs, expansive terraces and well-equipped rooms boasting artisan lavender products, a curated minibar, custom boot jacks and King Ranch leather goods. 200 Mule Alley Drive
At this newly renovated Uptown mainstay, guests can enjoy a detoxifying facial at the spa, a dip in the outdoor pool or a shopping trip to Stanley Korshak—all without leaving the premises. Treat yourself to breakfast, lunch, drinks or dinner at one of the many restaurants just steps from the lobby: Ascension for coffee, The Conservatory or East Hampton for lunch, Sixty Vines for happy hour and, of course, Nobu sushi for dinner. 400 Crescent Court
The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas, offers a luxurious and exclusive retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With exquisite dining, a selection of elegant suites and newly unveiled villas, this distinguished hotel stands out as a premier destination. Featuring an 18-hole golf course, pickleball courts and a stunning outdoor pool with spacious lounging areas, the Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas is dedicated to making your stay as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. 4150 N MacArthur Blvd.
For a swanky staycation, look no further than these boutique digs in Uptown’s historic State Thomas neighborhood. As soon as temperatures rise, ZaZa’s pool is the place to be—relax and sunbathe by day, sip cocktails and listen to DJ tunes by night. Be sure to book dinner at Dragonfly, the hotel’s on-site restaurant, for fine dining in an eclectic artfilled atmosphere. 2332 Leonard St.
Housed in a landmark 1920s neo-Gothic building, this downtown hotel is ideal for art lovers and architecture enthusiasts. The Joule boasts pieces by nationally and internationally recognized artists throughout the property, as well as a glass-encased cantilevered pool on the 10th floor. Frequented by the city’s in crowd, the hotel’s restaurants are worth the buzz—savor crispy carnitas at CBD Provisions, sip cocktails at The Lobby Bar or shop spring arrivals at Forty Five Ten. 1530 Main St.
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Tucked away in the serene, tree-lined Turtle Creek neighborhood, the Mansion feels far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city yet is within walking distance to some of Uptown’s best restaurants—think Nick & Sam’s and Uchi. The hotel touts recently renovated rooms and suites, a renowned on-site restaurant and bar, and a sanctuary-like pool. 2821 Turtle Creek Blvd.
Warwick Melrose has been a staple in Dallas since 1924. Its crown emblem represents its history, tracing its hotel lineage and promising guests, “Wherever the emblem reigns, so does our level of service and sophistication.” Whether it's the elegant spa or the renowned Library Bar, a piano bar with live entertainment, the Warwick Melrose has been offering its refined experience for over a century. 3015 Oak Lawn Ave.
The Thompson, located in Dallas’ 10th-tallest skyscraper, The National, is the go-to for close proximity to the city. Within walking distance of the Dallas Farmer’s Market, the Nasher Sculptor Center and The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, this hotel is ideal for Houstonians who are familiar with the area, or tourists seeking an authentic and electric atmosphere. 205 North Akard St.
HALL Arts Hotel Dallas is one of the most artistically diverse hotels in Dallas. Guests can stroll and explore contemporary artwork that inspires them. Ellie's Restaurant & Lounge, in keeping with the hotel’s creative theme, offers versatile cuisine and a sleek, chic dining experience for any occasion. The heated rooftop pool adds to the luxury, providing stunning views and a true home-away-from-home feel. 1717 Leonard St.
This grandiose five-star hotel offers the best in luxury hospitality with a 12,000-square-foot spa, resort-style pool and sweeping views of Uptown. Pamper yourself with an eight-hand body massage and a pedicure, then enjoy afternoon margaritas at the Rattlesnake Bar. Top off your stay with gourmet Southwestern cuisine at Dean Fearing’s namesake restaurant. 2121 McKinney Ave.
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