Have you heard the news? Dallas Uptown is getting a new, upscale hotel, Marriott Dallas Uptown. The 14-story, 255 guestroom hotel is slated to open in late January 2021 and will be the first Marriott property that will open with the latest generation Marriott room design. The updated design features modern furnishings, energy conserving lighting and temperature control systems and efficient room layouts.
Marriott Dallas Uptown is located at the intersection of Fairmount and Carlisle, just steps away from Katy Trail, the Turtle Creek Corridor and entertainment. Various aspects of the hotel pays homage to the Uptown culture, highlighting the K-T route of the Union Pacific Railroad, natural foliage and people who live, work and play in the area
Along with the hotel, new restaurant offerings will be offered to the neighborhood.
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Good graces, a full service modern brasserie ideal for enjoying a glass of wine and charcuterie
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Vicinity Coffee, powered by Starbucks will be the perfect stop for a breakfast on the go or daily coffee fix
A full service ground floor restaurant and a casual all-day café + lobby lounge, fitness center and pool deck with panoramic views provide a contemporary environment for working, relaxing and entertaining.
At Marriott Dallas Uptown, the health and safety of guests is of the utmost importance. The hotel will follow the strict, Commitment to Clean guidelines set forth by Marriott International, designed to meet the health and safety challenges presented by COVID-19. Highlights of the guidelines include requiring face coverings in all public areas, enhanced cleaning practices and contactless guest services.
The hotel is within walking distance of multiple retail/office/entertainment/leisure hubs such as Katy Trail, the Crescent, the Quadrangle, McKinney Avenue, Knox-Henderson, Turtle Creek Corridor, Highland Park Village, Oak Lawn, Arts District, Klyde Warren Park and downtown Dallas. The property is designed to be its own destination within the remarkable Uptown District, but its prime location will most certainly deem it a starting and ending point to countless activities in the area.