If you’re looking for romance in Dallas, Texas, you’ve come to the right place. North Texas features some of the most romantic getaways in the United States.
Romantic Hotels in Dallas, Texas
Hotel ZaZa in in Uptown Dallas offers suites, each with its own theme. Treat your sweetie to dinner at the DragonFly, ZaZa’s award winning restaurant. This stylish hotel features a mood chandelier with changing colors, and seven villas, each of which has its own whirlpool spa, a gourmet kitchen and private access. The Urban Oasis Nightclub serves up martinis by ZaZa’s outdoor swimming pool. (214) 468-8399
Also in Uptown is the Rosewood Crescent Hotel, previously known as the Hotel Crescent Court. This luxurious hotel features rooms in a European style, a spa, a fitness center, an outdoor pool and a business center. It is within walking distance of the Art District and the West End Entertainment District. There are also shops and galleries nearby featuring porcelain, antiques, clothing and furnishings. (214) 871-3200
The Magnolia Hotel is housed in the former Magnolia Petroleum Company building, located in downtown Dallas. This historic building was built in 1934, and is only one block away from Main Street and Neiman Marcus, and four blocks away from the Kennedy Memorial and Dealey Plaza, and features the trademark red neon Pegasus horse on top of the 29th floor. There is a Starbucks coffee shop in the hotel lobby. The hotel offers a complimentary buffet breakfast, cookies and milk in the evening. The Magnolia Club’s library has a fireplace, a pool table, and a plasma television. (214) 915-6500
The historic Corinthian Bed and Breakfast is situated near Swiss Avenue. The hotel is in an historic home which was built in 1905 on Junius Street. The rooms are decorated with antiques, and a complementary breakfast is available. The Corinthian Bed and Breakfast is far enough away from the hustle and bustle of Dallas to allow a peaceful getaway, yet close enough to permit access to amenities such as the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, the Fair Park Music Hall and The American Airlines Center. (214) 818-0400
The Adolphus is one of the Top Ten Hotels in America according to Conde Nast Traveler. In continuous operation since its construction in 1912, the Adolphus is charmingly old-world. Enjoy tea and scones while listening to live piano in the elegant living area. The formal French Room restaurant features murals in the Italian style. (214) 742-8200
The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, previously known as The Mansion on Turtle Creek, is one of the best hotels in Dallas. The hotel recently underwent a massive renovation. The hotel’s five-diamond restaurant has recently decided to relinquish its dress code. Diners may now visit the Mansion in jeans and without a jacket. The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek is the only five-star, five-diamond hotel in Texas. Originally constructed as a private residence, it features 143 rooms and 16 suites. (214) 559-2100
Be sure to call these hotels well in advance to secure reservations for your romantic getaway.
Romantic Dining in Dallas, Texas
The French Room, despite its name, offers cuisine from all over the globe. Located inside The Adolphus Hotel, The French Room has received top ranking from Gourmet Magazine three years in a row. The restaurant features menu options prepared with fresh and seasonal ingredients, and an award-winning wine list. The restaurant uses French cooking methods which have been adapted to modern American tastes. (214) 742-8200
Founded in 1977, St. Martin’s Wine Bistro is a small and cozy restaurant. Live piano sets the mood for romantic diners with love songs from the forties and fifties. The restaurant offers a full selection of 200 wines, 30 of which are served by the glass. The three course Valentine’s Sweeheart Dinner is served up on Valentine’s Day, and as of 2008 was $65 per guest. (214) 826-0940
The Landmark is located in the Melrose Hotel, an historic building constructed in 1924. A combination of French and Southern cuisine appears on the menu. Sunday brunch is available weekly with specialties like eggs Benedict, French toast, and pancakes. The Landmark Restaurant has recently received the AAA Four Diamond Award. (214) 521-5151
The Hotel St. Germain restaurant is situated in a Victorian Mansion originally built in 1906. This extremely exacting restaurant offers an eight-course prix-fixe menu, polished silver, Waterford and Limoges place settings, antique decor, and excellent service. (214) 871-2516
Please note that many of these restaurants may require advance reservations, a dress code, and advance menu selections. Please contact the restaurant in question at least 24 hours in advance of your visit.
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