'Dallas has its share of sleek, modern hotels — but The Stoneleigh is the one with a soul. A century-old landmark wrapped in Art Deco elegance, right in the heart of Uptown.'
What's Special?
Built in 1923, The Stoneleigh is one of Dallas's most storied addresses. Tennessee Williams once called it home, and its legendary
Stoneleigh P bar has been a beloved neighborhood haunt for decades. As part of Marriott's Autograph Collection, the hotel masterfully blends historic charm with refined modern comfort — think rich textures, curated art, and timeless Uptown sophistication.
WhatAHotel! Pro-Tip: Lace up your sneakers — the hotel sits just steps from the scenic Katy Trail, Dallas's favorite urban greenway stretching over 3.5 miles along a former railroad corridor. It's the perfect morning run before a leisurely brunch back at the hotel.
Don't Miss
Stroll along
Turtle Creek for a peaceful escape from the city buzz, then explore the galleries and boutiques of
Knox-Henderson, one of Dallas's trendiest dining and shopping corridors — just minutes away.
Insights, Pros & Cons, and Ratings for enhanced comparisons.
4.4WhataHotel Advisor Score
Pros:
- Historic Dallas Landmark — A beautifully restored 1923 Art Deco building blending timeless elegance with modern luxury in the heart of Uptown Dallas.
- Exceptional Dining & Cocktail Culture — Home to the acclaimed Bolla restaurant and a celebrated bar program, delivering an elevated culinary experience on-site.
- Intimate Boutique Atmosphere — Thoughtfully designed rooms and personalized service create a refined, non-cookie-cutter hotel stay that stands apart from larger chain properties.
- Prime Uptown Dallas Location — Steps from Klyde Warren Park, the Dallas Arts District, and the city's best dining and nightlife, offering guests exceptional walkability.
- Marriott Luminous Program Perks — Exclusive WhataHotel! benefits layered on top of Marriott Bonvoy loyalty rewards make this a standout value for discerning travelers.
Cons:
- Boutique Scale — With a limited number of rooms, availability can be tight during peak Dallas events and convention seasons.
- Urban Setting — As an Uptown property, guests seeking a resort-style retreat or expansive outdoor amenities may find the experience more city-centric than relaxation-focused.