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 THE MAGNOLIA HOTEL

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Address: 1401 COMMERCE STREET
City Area: DALLAS
Region: Downtown
Reservations: 1-866-260-0402

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Surrender to a more civilized exprience. Awaken each morning to a complimentary breakfast buffet and complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres in the evenings. The Magnolia offers 330 spacious guest rooms and suites equipped with all the modern amenities to make each stay a comfortable, pleasurable, and worth remembering. The Magnolia is convenient to many area dining, shopping, and entertainment venues. It will surpass most any expections. The Magnolia is located 16 miles from DFW International Airport and just minutes from downtown Dallas most famous attractions. This sophisticated new hotel is ensconced within the historic magnolia building in downtown Dallas. From the magnificiently adorned exterior to the warmth and graciousness of their staff, all are invited to enjoy an un- paralleled level of luxury and hospitality. A celebrated setting now magnificently modern awaits beneath the legendary Pegasus landmark. The hotel offers a health club equipped with cardio and strength training equipment plus a steam room and whirlpool to help guests unwind.
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 Hotel Features:
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Pay-Per-View
Hairdryer
TV
Voicemail
Iron
Coffee
Dataports
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Fitness Center
Meeting Rooms
Shuttle Service
Parking
Free Breakfast
Lounge
Laundry Service
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 Basic Information:
Hotel Size
Number of Rooms: 330
Number of Floors: 27
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Area Attractions
-Reunion Arena 6 Blocks

-JFK 6th Floor Museum 5 Blocks

-Deep Ellum 1 Mile / 2 Kilometers

-Dallas Convention Center 4 Blocks

-State Fair 2 Miles / 3 Kilometers

-Morton H. Meyerson Symphony 6 Blocks

-Market Center 2 Miles / 3 Kilometers

-Texas Stadium 10 Miles / 16 Kilometers

-Fair Park Music Hall 2 Miles / 3 Kilometers

-Cotton Bowl/Fair Park 2 Miles / 3 Kilometers

-American Airlines Center 1 Mile / 2 Kilometers

Directions
From Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport:
Take south exit out of airport onto 183 East.
Stay on 183 East until it merges into I-35E South.
At Downtown, take Commerce/Renunion Exit and go east.
The hotel is located on the left at Commerce/Akard.

Cancellation Policy
Check In Time - 3:00 PM
Check Out Time - 11:00 AM
Credit Card Required - Upon Check in
Hotel Built - 1922
Last Renovated - 1999
Minimum Check In Age - 21 Years and Older
Saturday Night Arrival

 

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