Polished rooms in a trendy, upscale hotel offering a restaurant & a cafe, plus a rooftop pool & bar. In the industrial-chic Design District off Interstate 35E, this upscale, trendy hotel is 2 miles from both the Dallas Museum of Art and the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza. Refined rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows and sitting areas, plus flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, minibars and yoga mats. Room service is offered 24/7. Amenities include a hip restaurant, a sleek coffee shop, and a rooftop terrace with a pool, cabanas and a bar. Valet parking and breakfast (fee) are available. Pets are welcome at no extra charge.
"Drop in on Saint Nick’s Suite Escape, a little speakeasy in Sir Richard Branson’s penthouse flat in the hotel. Unlike the other pop-ups, this one can be reserved for an hour and a half for your party, keeping the scene extra tight — and bright and merry. The cost is a mere $10 per person." - Courtney E. Smith
"Virgin Hotels Dallas will transform into a Carey-themed winter wonderland courtesy of national pop-up events company Bucket Listers. The pop-up will promote Carey’s three-year-old Irish cream brand Black Irish, and will feature Carey-themed displays, decor, and photo ops. It will serve Black Irish liqueur-based drinks and offer 90-minute time slots for patrons." - Clair Lorell
"Swing by on your broom to check out the hotel’s Bridget Bishop pop-up, inspired by a woman tavern owner who was executed for all the potions she made during the Salem Witch Trials. It will host tarot readings on Thursdays all month. The hotel also has a Dragged to Hell drag brunches on October 20, and will host a Halloween party inspired by Nightmare on Elm Street on October 25." - Courtney E. Smith
"Over in the Design District, the Virgin Hotel hosts drag brunch on select Sundays monthly. Tickets are $50 per person, and that cost includes access to the show plus brunch dishes." - Courtney E. Smith, Alex Gonzalez
"A Dallas Design District hotel with serious soul opened its door in December 2019 thanks to Richard Branson’s bold brand of swanky stays. Several unique features excite hotel enthusiasts including the sliding doors in every suite making for two distinct rooms and little extras like yoga mats, signature red sofas, and street level prices on mini bar snacks and sodas. And while the pool is certainly posh, it’s the Commons Club that is seemingly sitting as the cornerstone of the property. A member’s only vibe with an open to the public policy ensures that everyone gets a dazzling drink and a delicious meal in Dallas, darling." - Diana Oates