Dallas and Fort Worth
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsOn North Harwood Street, in the centre, inside the first Hilton, opened in 1925. You sleep in a piece of the city's history, a stone's throw from the towers of the business district.
€160 a nightSee on Booking →On Commerce Street, in the West End, beneath the red Pegasus that crowns the building. You have old Dallas on foot and a landmark visible from afar to guide you home in the evening.
The red Pegasus on the roof is a neon sign: head out to see it lit up at nightfall.
€170 a nightSee on Booking →In Uptown, on Cityplace West Boulevard, just over 3 km from the centre. A more residential district, for those who prefer the terraces of Uptown to the downtown towers.
€200 a nightSee on Booking →In the Cedars district, south of the centre, on South Akard Street. A simple base for those driving between Dallas and Fort Worth and coming back mainly to sleep.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →In the historic West End, on Young Street, less than a kilometre from the centre. The Sixth Floor Museum is within walking distance, and you go out in the evening without getting back in the car.
€120 a nightSee on Booking →On Commerce Street, in the heart of the Dallas business district. A predictable chain address, handy for taking in museums by day and Deep Ellum in the evening.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →In the area of Klyde Warren Park and the Arts District, on Crescent Court. The Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher are within walking distance, no car required.
€450 a nightSee on Booking →On Olive Street, between Uptown and the Arts District, near Klyde Warren Park. You walk to the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher, then come back for dinner on site.
Fearing's, the restaurant of Texan chef Dean Fearing, is a well-known Dallas table: book ahead.
€550 a nightSee on Booking →On McKinnon Street, in the area of Klyde Warren Park and the Arts District. A luxury hotel within walking distance of the museums and restaurants of Uptown.
€550 a nightSee on Booking →