Refined rooms & suites in a 1923 hotel featuring a posh steakhouse & a 24-hour fitness center. This upscale hotel in a 1923 art deco building is less than a mile from events at the American Airlines Center, 1.2 miles from the Dallas Museum of Art and 3 miles from Reunion Tower. Refined rooms featuring high-end furnishings offer 42-inch flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi (fee), plus iPod docks and desks. Suites add walk-in showers and living areas with pull-out sofas; upgraded suites feature kitchenettes. There's a posh steakhouse and a casual bar. Additional amenities include a 24/7 fitness center, a luxe lounge with a fireplace and traditional decor, and a 24-hour business center. Valet-only parking is available for a charge.
"This century-old hotel is offering day passes starting at $35 for adults and children, with food and drink from the hotel is available. This spot is probably more geared towards adults, although we’ve seen hotel guests with kids floating by." - Courtney E. Smith
"Opened in October 1923 as part of a craze in the city of 'apartment hotels'. In 1934, Col. Harry Stewart purchased the building and hired famed interior designer Dorothy Draper to decorate. The hotel recreated many of her designs in 2008 that are open to the public to view on the 11th floor. It includes rooms designed in an English manor home style with some art deco flare. The dining room on the ground floor offers chef Esayas Estifanos’s baby back ribs with a unique rub of spices from South Asia and Africa." - Courtney E. Smith
"A $36 million renovation restored this historic celebrity hideaway to its Art Deco splendor, and a stay provides a respite from Dallas’s typical obsession with the new and brassy. The management team behind the transformation of the Mansion on Turtle Creek wisely decided to keep the residential floor plan for the 176 guest rooms and just in time for the property to celebrate its centennial in 2023. The accommodations feel grand in scale, are decorated in a palette of teal with cinnamon, and have high ceilings, commissioned Texas artwork, and sizable tubs. In the 1930s, Dorothy Draper designed the original owner’s twelfth-floor Penthouse residence, which was transformed by the current head of her eponymous firm into a dramatic Presidential Suite; the assemblage of rooms retains many of the original details, including the secret passageways and balconies." - Diana Oates
"Why did this hotel catch your attention? What's the vibe?There is an almost endless lineup of flashy, new buildings in Dallas's Uptown neighborhood, but this hotel has history here, standing with quiet confidence since 1923, and the crowd is sophisticated without being stuffy. What's the backstory?A member of Marriot's Distinctive Premium Collection brand category, the Stoneleigh Court hotel was said to be the tallest hotel west of the Mississippi River when it opened. In 1934, Col. Harry E. Stewart was so taken by the hotel that he purchased it, expanded it, renovated, and even moved into it. His 7,200 square foot penthouse was the first in the state of Texas. Today, his penthouse features eight meticulously renovated rooms. Tell us all about your room.I stayed in the junior suite and while it had a modern feel it did not lack personality. The bed and the duvet were both pillow top, and the bathroom had a luxurious marble finish. If you can swing it, the penthouses are the rooms to see. They were renovated in 2016 in modern baroque style by Studio 11 Design. Is there a charge for wi-fi?If you aren't a member of the Marriott rewards program there's a fee for in-room wi-fi. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at?Perle on Maple is a cozy bistro just inside the hotel and is manned by executive chef Wade Burch who takes pride in sourcing Texas ingredients. The farm to table menu rotates seasonally, and recent standouts include Waygu short rib ravioli with truffle butter and trumpet mushrooms and a sweet potato gnocchi cooked in a sage brown butter and topped with pancetta, toasted pumpkin seeds, and pecorino. Locals and travelers alike find themselves at The Stoneleigh and Perle on Maple on Wednesday for half price bottles of wine. Any other features you loved? I actually really enjoyed the online booking process. There's a drop down menu titled "choose your features," which asks your preferences on everything from how high of a floor you wish to stay on to whether you want extra pillows. There's also an option to request a crib, which was very convenient for me since I was traveling with my four-month-old. What type of travelers will you find here?Marriott Mavens. Its members travel well and travel often, but rarely splurge. That said, they expect and seek out quality hotels with personality and luxury touches that go above and beyond that of your everyday chain hotel. What about the neighborhood? Does the hotel fit in, make itself part of the scene?This hotel is conveniently located in the middle of Uptown, which makes it walkable to upscale restaurants and bars and meetings in the area. The hotel fits in despite being the oldest in the area, and its recent renovation makes it relevant again. It's also quite near the Katy Trail, a great stretch for walking and running. Is there anything you'd change?Would love free wi-fi. Is that too much to ask in 2020?" - Diana Oates
"As Le Meridien at the Stoneleigh wraps up its centennial celebration, it is hosting one final pop-up speakeasy in the building — they were trendy in the 1920s, thanks to Prohibition, and are primed for a comeback in the age of inflation. If you want to experience this thematic trip back in time, with food and drinks from the 1920s in its 11th-floor Library Bar, register online for a chance to buy tickets for the event on Thursday, August 17." - Courtney E. Smith
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