When Guests Enter The Lobby Of The Adolphus, They Are Enveloped In Opulence. Equisite Antiques Showcase Upon Dark Mahogany Paneling. Guests May Be Enthralled By The European Lithographs, Engravings, Tapestries And Ceiling Murals. With 23,000 Square Feet Of Functional Meeting Space And A Modern Business Center That Offers Administrative Services, Desktop Publishing And Laser Printing, The Technology Demanded By Today's Global Society Merges With The Gentility Of Yesterday's Nobility. The Hotel's Gift Shop Offers Everything From Whimsical Tea Pots To A Humidor Stocked With Premium Cigars.

The Bistro And The Bistro Bar Offer European-style Caf? Environments With Limestone Floors And High Ceilings For All-day Dining. Chefs At The French Room Prepare Succulent Neo-classic Cuisine In A Fine Dining Atmosphere With Marble Floors, Chandeliers And An Ornate Ceiling Frescoed With Cherubs. This Formal-attire Restaurant Is Open For Dinner Tuesday Though Saturday Only And Reservations Are Required. The Rodeo Bar And Grill Is A Texas Honky-tonk Restaurant Open For Lunch And Happy Hour.

The 428 Luxurious Guestrooms Of The Adolphus Feature Antique Furnishings, Separate Sitting Area, Minibar And Walk-in Closet. The Marble Bathrooms Offer A Deep Tub, Curved Shower Rod And Rich Gold-toned Fixtures. The Spacious Work Desk Features Cordless And Multi-line Telephones. High-speed Wireless Internet Service Is Complimentary In All Guestrooms.
A True Treasure Of Dallas, Texas, The Adolphus Provides Guests With An Oasis Of Aristocracy And Old World Elegance In The Middle Of Downtown. This Baroque- Style Hotel, Built In 1912 By A Beer Baron, Is Less Than One Mile From The Convention Center, The Jfk Memorial And The Eclectic Boutiques And Pulsating Nightspots Of Deep Ellum. The Hotel Is Ideal For Weekend Excursions To The Big City And Discerning Business Travelers.