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A few nights in Dallas (help a newb out!)
H and I are thinking about spending a couple of nights in Dallas this
come weekend (4th-6th). We want it to be a relaxing mini-vacation and
seeing as we're coming from Tulsa, we don't want to spend too much
driving when we get there. So, what is a hotel you would recommend that
is within walking distance to bars, restaurants and shopping? We really
don't want to spend more than $150 a night on a hotel.
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Re: A few nights in Dallas (help a newb out!)
There's a ton of hotels in the Uptown area of Dallas where lots of restaurants and bars are, but most are pretty pricey. You could try to Priceline something. The Stoneleigh is my favorite, but there's also the Melrose, The Ritz Carlton, Hotel Zaza and The Crescent. Downtown hotels can be on the cheaper side, but there's not a ton of bars downtown (or at least ones I would suggest going to.) The Fairmont usually runs a $99 special. There's also and ALoft Hotel there.
Sadly, Dallas isn't a very "walking" city so you might have to take a cab here and there.