Address: 2332 Leonard Street, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: (214) 468-8399
Web site: http://www.hotelzazadallas.com
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Uptown’s exclusive Hotel ZaZa is the destination of choice for A-list celebs visiting Dallas. (Yes, Jessica Simpson, Lance Armstrong and Michael Jordan have all stayed here.)

Fodor’s calls this hip boutique hotel “a luxurious oasis….The ceilings are high, the linens Italian made, the pillows poufy, and the pampering nonstop.” The 150+ guest rooms feature eclectic art, marble baths, flat screen TVs and, well, just about every convenience you can imagine! Prices start at $175 per night.

The seven deluxe suites (which ZaZa refers to as “The Magnificent Seven”) exude over-the-top opulence. Each suite has its own name and theme. For example, “Crouching Tiger” features Asian décor and “Leonardo”, a Renaissance style. Prices range from $800 – $2000 per night.

And more pampering is at your fingertips! The ZaSpa offers a full range of spa treatments and a fitness center.

Chef Stephan Pyles serves up Mediterranean and Asian specialties at the in-house Dragonfly restaurant.

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Address: 2927 Maple Avenue, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: 214.871.7111
Web site: http://www.stoneleighhotel.com
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The Stoneleigh has been a Dallas landmark for over eight decades. A member of the National Trust’s Historic Hotels of America, it was touted as the tallest hotel west of the Mississippi during its opening in 1923.

And, according to the Historic Hotels of America Web site, “visitors may be surprised to find a collection of mysterious features, such as secret passageways, trap doors and sliding mirrors”. Intriguing!

Located on Uptown’s Maple Avenue, The Stoneleigh boasts 153 elegant rooms and features its own restaurant, Nineteen Twenty-Three, and a fashionable lounge, The Lion’s Den.

View rooms and rates on The Stoneleigh Hotel’s official Web site.

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Address: 2616 Maple Avenue, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: 214.871.0032
Web site: http://maplemanorhotel.com
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Located in Uptown Dallas, this 1898 Victorian manor now serves as a quaint 6-suite hotel. The ground floor — which features a lovely winding staircase, dining room, and solarium — is a perfect spot for events and parties. (As such, wedding receptions are often held here or in the hotel’s private courtyard!)

Upstairs, the guest rooms are decorated in various American, Italian, and French styles, all with whirlpool bathtubs, chandeliers, and amenities including data port telephones and mini-bars. Preview the accommodations on the Rooms page of Maple Manor’s official Web site.

Room rates are given by phone, so check directly with the hotel. Breakfast is included in the price. (And, ask about package deals with the neighboring Old Warsaw restaurant!)

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Address: 2516 Maple Avenue, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: 214.871.2516
Web site: http://www.hotelstgermain.com
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Escape to Europe — in the heart of Uptown Dallas! Hôtel St. Germain is the crème de la crème of boutique hotels. In 1991, proprietor (or should we say propriétaire?) and Louisiana native Claire Heymann transformed the turn-of-the-century Victorian home into a charming Old World-style inn, adding her own town of lavish French antiques and furnishings.

The seven opulent suites feature canopied beds, high ceilings, working fireplaces, and amenities including jacuzzi bathtubs and high-speed Internet hook-ups. Photos of the rooms as well as pricing can be found on Hôtel St. Germain’s official Web site.

The hotel boasts two parlors, two dining rooms, and a New Orleans-style outdoor courtyard. A Champagne Bar is available in the sitting area. The combination of bubbly and foie gras set against an elegant, candlelit parlor backdrop “is capable of making Dallas feel like Paris” — Frommer’s.

The on-site Zagat-rated restaurant features a prix fixe menu ($85). Breakfast offerings include typical French fare: croissants, pastries, and café au lait.

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Address: 400 Crescent Court, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: 214.871.3247
Web site: http://www.crescentcourt.com
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Nestled in the Uptown district, this premier hotel is among Dallas’ finest. The chic Hotel Crescent Court is situated in the Crescent Complex, an upscale plaza with shops, galleries, and restaurants.

Guest rooms and suites are decorated in lavish, bold colors and feature French doors, marble vanities, and down-feather love seats among myriad amenities. For a glimpse of what’s in store, explore the Rooms & Suites page of Hotel Crescent Court’s official Web site.

Of course, luxury comes at a price! During the week, the daily rate for a double room is $380. Visit the Rates & Packages page for a comprehensive listing.

If you feel the urge for more pampering, the hotel also features a 22,000-square-foot spa, which Allure magazine calls “the best in Dallas and one of the top spas in the Southwest”.

The internationally acclaimed Nobu restaurant, a worldwide chain inspired by chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s creations (and co-owned by actor Robert De Niro), is also housed at 400 Crescent Court.

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Address: 2505 Worthington Street, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: 214.720.2258
Web site: http://www.baileysuptowninn.com
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Talk about the perfect home away from home! Bailey’s Uptown Inn is conveniently situated in the heart of the historical Uptown Dallas district (and less than a block from the McKinney Avenue trolley line!). Located within walking distance to great restaurants and shops, this charming Bed & Breakfast is a cozy haven for those visiting the area.

Each room has a unique flair — boasting hardwood floors, antiques, luxurious linens, and a private bath. And, Internet service for your laptop and Direct TV are standard issue.

A continental breakfast is served during the week from 7 am – 9 am and a full breakfast — with yummy offerings such as southwestern frittatas and cloud cakes — is served on weekends between 9 am – 10 am.

One couple writes: “What a wonderful retreat from downtown Dallas! We had a wonderful time and we will recommend this B&B to all our friends. Thanks for everything!” – Nick and Holly Y., Lesburg, Indiana, 4/4/05

You can view rooms, rates, and photos on the Bailey’s Uptown Inn Dallas bed and breakfast site. The site also features a reservations link.

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