Magnolia Dallas Downtown Hotel Shuttles

Housed in the historic Magnolia Building, Magnolia Dallas Downtown offers a striking design that includes two large towers connected by old archway bridge, the rooms themselves decked out in several layout designs that include all-wood suites with parquet floors as well as richly paneled walls, simpler rooms providing cozy arm chairs and a jumbo desk. A massive fitness center features treadmills, weight machines and workout bikes, while an indoor pool and jacuzzi room offer atrium-lit exfoliation. Hop aboard the nearby Akard Light Rail Station for quick transfers across town at only two blocks walking distance, also considering the freedom to explore the outskirts via private rentals ranging from intimate sedans perfect for greenbelt hopping to jumbo SUVs, vans and buses big enough to bring everyone to Grapevine Mills. Those looking for absolute convenience should go with a meet-and-greet service instead, arriving to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Center all smiles by avoiding self-made traffic through the patience of a local personal driver, or pass time casually with a luxury limousine.

A fixture of Commerce Street, the Magnolia Dallas Downtown offers an array of getaways ideal for those interested in seeing Dallas’ most obvious landmarks, from downtown parks to down-home barbecue. Walk west to reach the UT-inspired lawns of Belo Garden, or east to reach the more mainstream ambiance of Main Street Garden Park, odder landmarks including the Giant Eyeball’s thirty-foot peer as well as the solemn but peculiar set of events at Dealey Plaza, The Sixth Floor Museum and the JFK Memorial. Avoid the drama of downtown Dallas with a simpler moment somewhere close, instead getting lost in the massive indoor oasis of The Dallas World Museum, or leaving the area altogether for bridge views of the skyline from Trammell Crow Park. And for dinner, stop by one of the many nearby restaurants that include health-conscious eats from Fresh as well as casual Tex-Mex at Iron Cactus.