Hotels in Dallas, TX

Start off your trip by visiting the famous West End historic district, the most popular destination of downtown Dallas. The area offers a selection of theaters, museums, shops, restaurants and a variety of nightlife options. This neighborhood also memorializes the late President John F. Kennedy, with historic landmarks like the Kennedy Memorial and the Texas School Book Depository.

Head over to the Dallas Museum of Art which is located in the Arts District of the downtown area. The museum has been a leading art organization in the United States since it opened in 1903. The collections feature exhibitions with more than 23,000 pieces from around the world, from ancient to modern times. Special events and programs include family nights, Jazz under the Stars and workshops for both children and adults.

Founded in 1888, the Dallas Zoo covers nearly 100 acres, making it the largest zoo in Texas. The zoo is home to thousands of animals, a wide variety of family activities and stunning exhibits as the Wilds of Africa, the Australian Outback and the Lacerte Family Children’s Zoo. For an added excitement, make sure to stop by the aquarium as they feature exciting reptiles, amphibians and more.

It is time to enjoy the great outdoors by visiting the renowned White Rock Lake, an urban oasis perfect for a day of sailing and fishing. The lake covers more than 1,200 acres and it is surrounded by a well-kept park that offers miles of trails for jogging, hiking and biking. The southeast shore of the lake is home to an arboretum that features beautiful gardens, fountains and a spectacular panoramic view of the Dallas skyline.

Just minutes west of Dallas is the Six Flags Over Texas amusement park, home to the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the Lone Star State. The Titan, looming 255-feet high and reaching speeds of 85 mph is possibly one of the most exciting rides in the world. In addition to its many thrilling roller coasters, the park also caters the little ones with a variety of kid-friendly rides and attractions in its Looney Tunes USA section.

Last but not least, make sure to get tickets in advance to visit the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Grouped since 1900, it grew from a 40-person ensemble to a world-class institution that performs in one of the finest concert halls in the country, the Meyerson Symphony Center. The center has two restaurants on the premises, making it easy to plan the entire evening.

With so many activities to see and do for the entire family, make sure to book any of the Dallas hotels in Texas below to experience everything this fabulous city has to offer. With great locations and easy access to most of the attractions, you will want to come back again and again.