| What to expect: Dallas's historic Uptown neighborhood is home to this 11-story hotel built in 1923. Business travelers and weekenders looking for a romantic getaway are greeted by massive stone lions standing guard at the entrance. The mahogany-paneled registration desk retains the original key slots and mail slots. The quiet lobby with its molded ceilings houses antiques and cushy velvet sofas. Amenity highlights: The Stoneleigh offers several charming and romantic venues for weddings and other celebrations. The Penthouse has 7,000 square feet of hardwood-and-marble flooring, stained glass, architectural details from the 1920s, a terrace, three fireplaces, and a stunning view of the city. The Loft has 15-foot windows that offer memorable views and is perfect for smaller events. The ornate Renaissance Ballroom, with its garden terrace, is another popular choice. Insider tip: A complimentary manager's reception with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres is held each Wednesday evening followed by a tour of this historic landmark hotel. Secret passageways, trap doors, rooms, and sliding mirrors are revealed to guests. During prohibition days, illegal liquor was spirited through a tunnel that connected to a hotel next door. |
The Stoneleigh Hotel
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