The hype
Guests love the location and the staff's effort, but the construction noise and closed amenities are major buzzkills.
Book this if You want a front-row seat to a historic hotel's transformation and don't mind construction dust for a lower rate.
Quick Take: A grand dame currently undergoing a messy facelift—wait until Spring 2026 for the full Autograph Collection reveal.
Reviewed by @femme_foodie: I felt like royalty staying here. The historic Art Deco vibes are stunning, and the Junior Suite layout is so smart with that rotating TV. Ending the night in that deep soaking tub with the Malin+Goetz amenities was pure bliss. Highly recommend for a Dallas getaway.
Guests love the location and the staff's effort, but the construction noise and closed amenities are major buzzkills.
You will hear drilling, the HVAC is loud, and the 'luxury' feel is currently compromised by plywood and dust.
“I am aware of the renovations. Please assign a room on the highest possible floor, away from the construction zone and elevators, to minimize noise.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
No. The pool and terrace are closed for renovation until at least Spring 2026.
Valet only, approximately $50 per night. There is no self-parking on-site.
Yes, but it costs $50 per night (non-refundable). Weight limit is generally 25-50 lbs.
No, it's a la carte or surcharge (~$16-$32/person) at Perle on Maple.
Target completion is April 2026, but dates often slip.
Currently suspended or extremely limited due to kitchen renovations.
Cross the street to 'Stoneleigh P'—it's a legendary dive bar that's been there for 50+ years (great burgers).
Walk to the Katy Trail Ice House for a beer; it's a Dallas institution and very close.
Ask for a 'Dorothy Draper' inspired room if available (part of the new design rollout).
See where Le Meridien Dallas The Stoneleigh is located and what's nearby.