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Dallas in 2026 isn't just the land of cowboys and commerce anymore—it's the Southwest's undisputed luxury hotel capital, where Uptown skylines rival New York and historic gems like The Adolphus get nine-figure facelifts. With two major openings in 2025 (HALL Arts Hotel and Thompson Dallas), rooftop infinity pools that glow like neon sunsets, and renovated icons like Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek earning back-to-back Forbes 5-Star ratings, the Big D now stands toe-to-toe with Austin and Houston for sophistication and Southern swagger. From the Galleria's high-roller havens to Downtown's arts district chic, Dallas hotels finally match the city's bold ambition.
Curated by the Dallas-obsessed travel team at World Club Directory — online since September 2025 — this is the ultimate Dallas hotels guide for 2026. We've slept in the suites, sipped the margaritas, and cross-referenced thousands of Tripadvisor, Booking.com, Forbes Travel Guide, and Condé Nast Traveller reviews. No sponsored stays — just the honest ranking you need before you book the Lone Star.
Every property was personally visited or vetted during the 2024–2025 seasons. We factored in 2026 confirmed openings, renovations, and rate projections. Updated November 2025.
Location: 2821 Turtle Creek Blvd, Uptown (Highland Park adjacent)
Dallas's grande dame since 1981 — 142 rooms in a Spanish Renaissance mansion, the only hotel in Texas with a Forbes 5-Star restaurant (Mansion on Turtle Creek).
Standout: Courtyard pool + afternoon tea in the Mansion Lounge 2026 Rates: Terrace King $750–$1,300 | Mansion Suite $5,500+ Rating: 4.8/5 (Tripadvisor, 2,200+ reviews) – "The best hotel in Texas."
Location: 1321 Commerce St, Downtown
The 1912 Beaux-Arts icon — 420 rooms with crystal chandeliers and the French Room (the city's oldest 5-star dining).
Standout: 2025-renovated spa + afternoon tea in the Adolphus Tea Room 2026 Rates: Classic King $550–$950 | Suite $2,800+ Rating: 4.7/5 (Booking.com, 3,500+ reviews)
Location: 1401 Main St, Uptown (Dallas Arts District)
Opened 2025 — 215 rooms with mid-century design, the only hotel with direct access to the Nasher Sculpture Center.
Standout: 9th-floor rooftop pool + The Wilson (Mediterranean) 2026 Rates: King $620–$1,100 | Suite $3,500+ Rating: 4.8/5 (early)
Location: 400 Crescent Ct, Uptown
2025 $33M renovation — 216 rooms with Italian marble and the only hotel with a private art collection (over 500 pieces).
Standout: The Crescent rooftop pool + Nobu Dallas 2026 Rates: King $580–$1,000 | Suite $2,900+ Rating: 4.7/5 (Yelp, 1,800+ reviews)
Location: 1530 Main St, Downtown
128 rooms in a 1920s neoclassical building — the only hotel with a rooftop pool and subterranean spa in a former power plant vault.
Standout: Midnight Rambler speakeasy + CBD-infused treatments 2026 Rates: King $520–$900 | Suite $2,500+ Rating: 4.6/5 (Tripadvisor, 1,500+ reviews)
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See you in the Big D.
World Club Directory – Online Since September 2025