The Adolphus

The Adolphus stands as a 19-story landmark in downtown Dallas, a reflection of Gilded Age opulence and refined European character. Originally built in 1912 by Adolphus Busch, the building’s Beaux-Arts facade features elaborate sculpted elements, and its interiors showcase intricate details, including imported furnishings, valuable tapestries, and a notable Steinway concert grand piano. The hotel’s grand public spaces, from its stately lobby to its ornate ballrooms, contribute to a sense of historical elegance. With a total of 407 rooms and suites, the hotel provides a blend of historical design and modern comfort.

The hotel’s layout is designed to accommodate both individual guests and large-scale events. The main building includes multiple levels of public space, with a variety of restaurants, bars, and lounges. The design maintains a residential feel, offering guests a retreat from the city’s urban energy. The rooftop pool area provides a distinct outdoor space with downtown views, while the interior facilities, including a spa and fitness center, are spread across different floors to create a comprehensive on-site experience.

The Adolphus offers a range of guest rooms and suites, with various layouts and amenities. The rooms are designed to feel like a sophisticated residence, with residential-style touches and ample space for unwinding. Standard rooms typically feature high ceilings and fine linens, while suites can offer additional living areas, private terraces, and multiple televisions.

Room Features:

• King-sized beds with pillow-top mattresses and down comforters
• Custom bath amenities and plush robes
• Flat-screen televisions
• Individual climate controls
• High-speed Wi-Fi access

On-site Facilities:

• A rooftop pool with cabanas
• A state-of-the-art fitness center
• Spa Adolphus, offering massages and various treatments
• A barber shop
• Valet parking

Dining Options:

• The French Room Bar: A sophisticated bar serving handcrafted cocktails and French-inspired plates.
• City Hall Bistro: A lively and casual bistro with southern European and American dishes for breakfast, lunch, and and dinner.
• Otto’s Coffee & Fine Foods: A café offering coffee, pastries, and light fare.
• Rodeo Bar: A casual dining and bar experience with a selection of classic comfort food.
• In-Room Dining: Full service dining is available for guests to enjoy in the privacy of their room.

The hotel also features a wide array of event and meeting spaces. With over 30,000 square feet of total event space, the hotel can host events ranging from small board meetings to large conferences and banquets. The largest venue, the Grand Ballroom, spans over 5,300 square feet and features soaring ceilings and natural light from tall Palladian windows. Other notable spaces include the Century Ballroom and the Governor’s Ballroom, each with its own distinct decor and capacity.

The Adolphus is centrally located near numerous downtown Dallas attractions. It is directly across the street from the AT&T Discovery District, a vibrant public space with a variety of dining and entertainment options. The flagship Neiman Marcus store is also a short walk away. Other notable landmarks and cultural sites within walking distance or a brief car ride include the Dallas Museum of Art, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, the Dallas World Aquarium, and Klyde Warren Park. For transportation, the hotel is within convenient proximity to the DART Akard Station and is approximately 20 miles from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and 8 miles from Dallas Love Field.