Marriott Dallas City Center

The hotel enjoys an ideal location in the vibrant Arts District. Visitors will enjoy world-class entertainment, fine dining and exclusive shopping at Neiman Marcus’ flagship store. They will also appreciate the location near the Nasher Sculpture Center, Plaza of the Americas and the Petroleum Club. From the hotel, guests are treated to eye-popping views of the Downtown skyline.The 416-room city hotel offers luxurious accommodation. The soaring Plaza Atrium presents guests with a striking view from inside. In addition to a lobby area with 24-hour reception and check-out services, facilities available to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a bar, pub, disco and auditorium, restaurant and a conference room, as well as Internet access in public areas and room and laundry services. Those arriving by car may leave their vehicles in the hotel garage.The hotel's guest rooms are well-appointed with amenities that ensure a productive stay. All rooms feature a 37-inch LCD flat-panel television and are equipped with high-speed Internet access and a spacious work desk for business travellers. In addition to a private bathroom with a shower, bathtub and hairdryer, further standard features of accommodation units include a radio, hi-fi, tea and coffee making facilities and an iron and ironing board, as well as a double or king-size bed and air conditioning and heating.This hotel accepts American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard and VISA payments.From Dallas Love Field, turn right onto Mockingbird and proceed to Interstate 35E south. Head South to Interstate 45/US-75 (exit 429A). Exit onto Pearl Street. The hotel will be three blocks down on the left between San Jacinto and Bryan streets. From Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, take International Parkway South to the airport’s south exit. Proceed to TX-183E. Follow TX-183E to Interstate 35E South. Follow Interstate 35E south to Interstate 45/US75 (exit 429A). Exit onto Pearl Street. The hotel will be three blocks down on the left between San Jacinto and Bryan streets.