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Boutique Hotels in Dallas

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1. Warwick Melrose Dallas

Oak Lawn

$166

$218 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

Premium Room, 1 King Bed (Cake) | Premium bedding, in-room safe, desk, laptop workspace

2 restaurants; breakfast and dinner served

Premium bedding, in-room safe, desk, laptop workspace

2. Lorenzo Hotel Dallas, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

South Dallas

$122

$143 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 21 - Sep 22

3. Hotel ZaZa Dallas

Uptown

$360

$461 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 14 - Sep 15

Sauna, body treatments, hot stone massages, deep-tissue massages

4. The Highland Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton

Lower Greenville

$149

$175 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

Outdoor pool, open 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, sun loungers

5. Canvas Hotel Dallas

South Dallas

$152

$204 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 22 - Sep 23

6. W Dallas

Uptown

$303

$398 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

7. The Joule Dallas

Downtown Dallas

$328

$425 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

8. NYLO Las Colinas Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Las Colinas

$93

$107 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 25 - Sep 26

Standard Queen Window, | Frette Italian sheets, pillowtop beds, in-room safe, laptop workspace

9. The Grand Hotel

McKinney

$139

$157 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

10. The Clara Hotel Plano Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Legacy Park

$114

$129 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

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Top neighborhoods in Dallas

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Downtown Dallas

Downtown Dallas delivers big Texas energy with its gleaming skyscrapers and world-class arts scene. The Dallas Museum of Art and Nasher Sculpture Center sit alongside historic spots like Dealey Plaza and the Old Red Courthouse. After dark, the neighborhood transforms with symphony performances, theater shows, and cocktail bars where suited professionals unwind. Getting around is a breeze with three metro stations connecting you to the wider city. Top hotels cater to business travelers while serving as perfect bases for exploring nearby attractions. When hunger strikes, downtown offers everything from quick lunch spots to upscale steakhouses where Texans take their beef very seriously.

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Uptown

Pedestrian-friendly Uptown Dallas offers diverse establishments, from residential towers to nightlife strips. Explore the Gallery Walk Shopping District, visit the Dallas Museum of Art, and enjoy convenient transport options like the free M-Line trolley.

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Deep Ellum

Deep Ellum buzzes with live music pouring from historic venues like Trees and The Bomb Factory. Colorful murals splash across brick warehouses while art galleries showcase local talent in this former manufacturing district. Once the cultural center for jazz and blues, this Dallas neighborhood maintains its artistic soul through vibrant nightlife and creative energy that spills onto the streets. The dining scene mixes food trucks with BBQ joints and craft breweries that stay open late. Though lodging options are limited in Deep Ellum itself, the nearby Baylor Station makes exploring easy. The neighborhood's walkable streets connect venues, though parking fills quickly during weekend events.

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Dallas Design District

The Dallas Design District serves up cutting-edge creativity in what used to be just boring warehouses. Gallery hop through spots like Kettle Art, gawk at avant-garde furniture showrooms, or catch rotating exhibitions at Dallas Contemporary that'll make your brain do happy somersaults. The Trinity Groves culinary scene offers everything from casual tacos to places fancy enough to impress your pickiest friend. Most galleries keep banker's hours (Tuesday-Saturday), so plan accordingly if you're serious about your art fix. While public transit is limited, parking is surprisingly generous and free. The district feels most alive during gallery walks when the creative energy practically buzzes through those wide, tree-lined streets.

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Victory Park

Victory Park pulses with energy on game nights when the American Airlines Center roars with Dallas Mavericks and Stars fans. Between sports events, catch live music at the House of Blues or marvel at modern sculptures dotting sleek plazas. The nearby Perot Museum offers a brain-tingling escape when you need a break from the excitement. Dining options range from upscale steakhouses to craft cocktail lounges with floor-to-ceiling views of the Dallas skyline. The W Dallas anchors the luxury accommodations, while Victory Station provides easy light rail connections to downtown. The district truly shines after dark when LED displays light up the contemporary architecture.

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Top landmarks in Dallas

American Airlines Center

8.6/10 (5,259 reviews)

Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at American Airlines Center, a major stadium in Uptown. Our travelers also like the art galleries and museums in the area. If you think American Airlines Center is cool, you also might like Cotton Bowl and Gerald J. Ford Stadium, both located nearby.

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Dallas Market Center

8.6/10 (3,262 reviews)

Don't visit Dallas without stopping off at Dallas Market Center, a top spot for shopaholics. Our travelers also like the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here.

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Galleria Dallas

8.8/10 (5,771 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Galleria Dallas, a popular place for shoppers in Far North Dallas. Let yourself be amazed at the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Valley View Center.

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Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center

8.2/10 (3,061 reviews)

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center is worth a pic or two when discovering Downtown Dallas. Our travelers also like the art galleries and museums in the area.

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Southern Methodist University

9.0/10 (199 reviews)

If you'd like to get a taste of Dallas student life, check out Southern Methodist University in Park Cities. Our travelers also like the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here.

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Fair Park

8.6/10 (1,152 reviews)

Fair Park is worth a pic or two when discovering South Dallas. Our travelers also like the art galleries and museums in the area.

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Dallas World Aquarium

8.8/10 (3,998 reviews)

Get lost in halls of wondrous fish and exotic marine mammals at Dallas World Aquarium, just one of the attractions in Downtown Dallas. Our travelers also like the art galleries and museums in the area. If you have fun at Dallas World Aquarium, you'll love Perot Museum of Nature and Science, just a short walk away.

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Cotton Bowl

8.2/10 (1,353 reviews)

Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Cotton Bowl, a stadium in South Dallas. Our travelers also like the art galleries and museums in the area. If you think Cotton Bowl is cool, you also might like American Airlines Center and Gerald J. Ford Stadium, both located nearby.

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