Westin City Center Dallas - Dallas Texas Hotels

The Westin City Center, Dallas is connected via a 15-story atrium to retail shops, restaurants, businesses, and an indoor ice skating arena. Located in the center of the city's arts and financial district, the hotel is just a short walk from such cultural attractions as the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, the Dallas Museum of Art, and the Majestic Theatre.

Get energized in the WestinWORKOUT® Powered by Reebok Gym. Host an event in one of 14 newly renovated meeting spaces with gorgeous views of the city. Or join your fellow travelers for unwindSM.a Westin evening ritual in 650 North Bar, Monday-Friday from 5pm-7pm with interactive cooking as well as jazz entertainment. The chef will also demonstrate the concept of cooking with Hot Rocks. The hotel also offers a wine room, library, atrium terrace, 24-hour room service, a barber/beauty salon, fitness facility, gift shop, and valet laundry service.

Guest rooms and suites feature the signature Heavenly Bed® complete with a pillow top mattress and a variety of pillows. Each room has a view of the city. Standard amenities include coffeemakers with complimentary coffee, cable TV, voicemail, dual-line speaker telephones, bathroom telephones, hairdryers, and irons/ironing boards.

Westin City Center Dallas Property Information:

Rooms: 407
Floors: 15
Smoke-free Hotel: Yes

Westin City Center Dallas Service

Smoke-free
Pets allowed
Free high speed internet
Luxury
Data port
Nonsmoking
Meeting room
Dining
Business center
Wheel chair access
Car rental desk
Fitness facility
Family rooms

Westin City Center Dallas Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1200

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Dallas Events & Entertainment

Events

January

SBC Cotton Bowl Classic

Held on New Year’s Day

Location: Cotton Bowl, Fair Park

214-634-7525
This annual New Year's Day college football classic pits two of the nation's best teams against each other.

Kid Film Festival

Dates vary in January

Location: Various Theaters

214-821-6300
Featuring the best new and classic children s films from around the world.

Dallas Morning News Swimming and Diving Classic

Usually held in mid January

Locations: SMU Natatorium

214-768-2883
The best NCAA swimming programs in the country compete.

February

Broadway Contemporary Series

Held throughout February

Location: Majestic Theatre

800-366-0583

The best of Broadway comes to Dallas.

March

Dallas Blooms

Dates vary in March

Location: Dallas Arboretum

214-327-4901
A spectacular and colorful annual spring event.

North Texas Irish Fest

Usually held in mid March

Location: Fair Park

214-823-4370
One of the largest music festivals in Texas with more than 47 different bands.

Special Olympic's Uptown Run & Trolley Walk

Call for exact date in March

Location: Annette Strauss Artist Square

214-943-9981
Annual event featuring a noncompetitive 5k run/walk benefiting the Special Olympics.

Dallas Video Festival

Dates vary in March

Location: Angelika Theater

214-428-8700
Featuring over 25 screenings of local, regional, and international programs.

April

Dallas Blooms

Usually held in mid April

Location: Dallas Arboretum

214-327-4901
A colorful and spectacular spring event.

Scarborough Faire Renaissance Festival

Call for specific dates in April

Location: Waxahachie, TX (30 minutes south of Dallas)

972-938-3247
16th Century themed festival with 10 entertainment stages and hundreds of performers.

Easter Weekend at the Arboretum

Held during Easter weekend

Location: Dallas Arboretum

214-327-4901
2 days of colorful Easter festivities including an Easter Parade on Saturday.

Folklorico Festival

Usually held in mid April

Location: Annette Strauss Artist Square

972-788-0604
This 2 day bilingual event brings multi-ethnic artists together to share traditional folkloric music, dance, art, and customs.

May

USA Film Festival

Dates vary in May

Location: Various Theaters

214-821-6300
The annual event brings together film enthusiasts and professional filmmakers from around the world.

Byron Nelson Championship

Usually held early – mid May

Location: Four Seasons Resort and Club, Las Colinas, TX

972-717-1200
The best golfers in the world come to Dallas each year at this annual PGA tour event.

Black Invitational Rodeo

Usually held in the later part of May

Location: Fair Park Coliseum

214-670-8400
Annual rodeo featuring calf roping, bull riding and bronco bucking!

Cinco de Mayo Celebration

Held in May, call for exact date

Location: Texas Stadium

972-785-4000
Celebrate the culture and beauty of the Hispanic community with song, dance, and great food.

June

Jazz Under the Stars

Held throughout June

Location: Dallas Museum of Art

214-922-1200
Summer in Dallas begins to sizzle with open air concerts.

Shakespeare Festival of Dallas

Call for exact dates

Location: Samuell-Grand Park

214-559-2778
One of the most renowned Shakespeare Festivals in the country.

O'Reilly 400 & Bombardier Longhorn 500

Call for exact date

Location: Texas Motor Speedway

817-215-8500
NASCAR Craftsman Truck and Indy Racing Series

African-American Concert & Festival

Usually held in mid June

Location: Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

214-692-0203
Celebrate the diverse cultural contributions of African-Americans to classical music.

NBA Hoop-It-Up Summer Tournament

Dates vary, call for further information

Location: West End Historic District

972-392-5750
The original Hoop-It-Up is now international and the largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the nation.

July

Kaboom Town

Held on July 4

Location: Addison Theatre & Conference Centre

800-233-4766
Fireworks choreographed to music and historic warplane fly-bys.

Old Fashioned Fourth of July

Held on July 4

Location: Old City Park

214-421-5141
An old fashion family picnic with a parade, local choir music, desert contest and fireworks.

Dallas Summer Boat Show

Usually held in mid July

Location: Dallas Market Hall

469-549-0673
One of the most extensive boat shows in the nation.

Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus

Call for exact dates

Location: American Airlines Center

214-222-3687
The Greatest Show On Earth comes to Dallas to entertain children of all ages.

Taste of Dallas

Dates vary, call for additional information

Location: West End Historic District

214-741-7185
One of the largest outdoor food festivals in Dallas attracts more than 275,000 to the West End.

August

Dallas Dance Festival

Usually held in early August

Location: Annette Strauss Artist Square

214-219-2290
Dance festival featuring Dallas area professional dance companies.

Visions: The Women's Expo

Usually held in early August

Location: Dallas Market Hall

214-977-6019
Providing valuable career, financial, health, and personal informational tips for women who want to have it all!

Viva Dallas! Hispanic Expo

Call for exact dates

Location: Dallas Market Hall

214-521-6007
Great attractions, entertainment and health services, geared towards the Hispanic community.

September

Addison Oktoberfest

Usually held in mid September

Location: Addison Theatre & Conference Centre

800-233-4766
An authentic recreation of the Munich celebration featuring German food, drinks and entertainment.

Grapefest

Usually held in mid September

Location: Grapevine Historic District

800-457-6338
Weekend long wine tasting festival with live entertainment, arts, crafts and a midway for the kids.

October

State Fair of Texas

Usually held the entire month

Location: Fair Park

214-565-9931
One of the largest state fair in the nation continues.

Deep Ellum Film Festival

Usually held in mid October

Location: Various Venues

214-752-6759
One of Texas' fastest growing film event and premier independent film festival, featuring local, regional, and international works.

SBC Red River Shootout - Texas vs. O.U.

Call for exact date

Location: Cotton Bowl at Fair Park

800-792-1029
The University of Texas and the Oklahoma University compete in this annual college football rivalry.

American Indian Art Festival & Market

Usually held in mid October

Location: Annette Strauss Artist Square

214-891-9640
A cultural celebration of visual and performing arts showcasing American Indian artists.

Fright Fest at Six Flags

Held weekends in October

Location: Six Flags Over Texas

817-530-6000
Haunted hangouts, ghostly games, and frightful fun for the whole family.

November

Texas Stampede

Call for exact dates

Location: American Airlines Center

214-520-8874
Heart-pounding championship rodeo collides with country music's biggest stars.

Galleria Holiday Kickoff

Call for exact date

Location: Dallas Galleria

972-702-7100
Visitors are amazed when one of the tallest indoor Christmas trees in the country comes alight with indoor fireworks!

Dallas International Festival

Call for exact dates

Location: St. Mark's School of Dallas

214-340-9707
Music and dance festival showcasing hundreds of cultural traditions that thrive in North Texas.

December

Chi Omega Christmas Market

Held early – mid December

Location: Dallas Convention Center

214-890-8131
The market features over 150 merchants with unlimited opportunities for holiday shopping.

Arts and Entertainment

Dallas Theater Center

The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Kalita Humphreys Theater

3636 Turtle Creek Blvd., and the

Arts District Theater

2401 Flora St.

214-522-8499

In a class by itself, the center features performers from Broadway, television and film performing classic and original productions at two locations.

Majestic Theater

214-880-0137

Located on Elm Street

Built in 1921, the theatre is a restored 1,589-seat vaudeville house that stages plays, musicals and more.

Dallas Children's Theater

214-740-0051

Presents a series of plays during its September through July season.

Ballet

The Fort Worth Dallas Ballet

214-565-1116

The Ballet is the only fully professional ballet company in the Metroplex and has performed a complete Dallas season at the Music Hall in Fair Park since 1994.

The Dallas Black Dance Theatre

214-871-2376

Over the years, the theater has entertained audiences with passionate modern, spiritual, African and jazz dancing.

The Irving Arts Center

3333 N. MacArthur Blvd.

972-252-2787

The Center combines the best of two worlds, big-time entertainment and cultural events with a great location in the center of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.

Music

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra

214-871-4000

The Orchestra performs to sell out crowds at the Meyerson Symphony Center from September to May and in a popular Summer Music Festival in mid-June.

The Dallas Chamber Orchestra

214-321-1411

Season is from September to May

Opera

The Dallas Opera

214-443-1043

The Dallas Opera stages six productions at the Music Hall in Fair Park each year. Performances include works by everyone from Alban Berg and Verdi to Puccini and Wagner.

Sports

The Texas Rangers

Professional Baseball

1000 Ballpark Way #400

Arlington, TX 76011
817-273-5222

Games played at Ameriquest Field in Arlington

Season runs from April – October

The Dallas Stars

Professional Hockey

2500 Victory Ave,

Dallas, Texas (address of American Airlines Center)

214-GO-STARS

Season runs September – April

Games played at the American Airlines Center

The Dallas Cowboys

Professional Football

2401 E Airport Freeway# 8

Irving, TX 75062 (address of Texas Stadium)

972-785-4780

Season runs September – January

Games played at Texas Stadium

The Dallas Cowboys, long known as "America's Team", are one of the most successful teams in the history of the National Football League (NFL).

The Dallas Mavericks

Professional Basketball

2500 Victory Ave,

Dallas, Texas 75219 (address of American Airlines Center)

214-221-8326

Season runs October – April

Games played at the American Airlines Center

Dallas Burn

Professional Soccer

14800 Quorum Drive
Dallas, TX 75254

214-979-0303

Season runs April - October

Games played at the Cotton Bowl

Dallas Desperados

Profession Football – Arena Football League

2500 Victory Avenue
Dallas, TX 75219 (address of American Airlines Arena)

972-785-4900

Season runs February – June

Games played at the American Airlines Arena

Dallas Destination Overview

Dallas, Texas is home to the Cowboys, Rangers, Stars, and Mavericks. Dallas is a city of action and adventure. It is also a city of beauty. Dallas covers 384 square miles of rolling prairie with native cottonwood, pecan, and majestic oaks lining its streets and river banks. Dallas is the leading business and financial center of the southwest.

Dallas loves visitors and is a city of warmth, welcome, and hospitality. There is so much to see and do in Dallas! There are the arenas, stadiums, and major sporting events, and there are also world-class theaters, museums, and annual festivals. The Dallas Zoo's 25 acre Wilds of Africa exhibit has been named the best African exhibit in the country. The zoo also features a huge children's area with interactive exhibits.

Dallas' West End Historical District features more than 80 shops and over 50 restaurants, and is a perennial favorite among tourists. Speaking of restaurants, the food in Dallas is some of the finest in the Southwest, so make your reservations early! Dallas is a center of family fun! The numerous amusement parks include Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, GameWorks, and AMF FunFest. For a more relaxed afternoon, visitors can enjoy the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, which has over 2,700 acres of wildlife preserves with guided tours and scenic drives.

Fair Park and the Dallas Arts District are family favorites. The Arts District includes 17 blocks of museums, galleries, theatres and other performance spaces. The Dallas Museum of Art features art from around the world, specializing in pre-Columbian American art. Fair Park, comprising over 277 acres, is a national historical landmark. The Park encompasses the largest collection of cultural facilities in Dallas, is open year-round, and has seven museums on its grounds.

In downtown Dallas, the Majestic Theatre performs state-of-the-art productions in a wonderfully restored 1920's playhouse. Dallas has numerous sites of historic interest. Many neighborhoods are carefully maintained so that they remain representative of the way Dallas was fifty, one hundred, or even one hundred fifty years ago. The Dallas Historical Society offers tours and accounts of the role of the city in the history of Texas and of the United States. Old City Park is an outdoor museum of architectural and cultural history with a restored antebellum mansion and an historic bank building.

The John Neely Bryan Cabin is a reconstructed model of the home and trading post built by Dallas' founder in 1841. Every American knows the tragic importance of Dealey Plaza, the site of the assassination of President Kennedy. The plaza has been preserved as it was on that day. Visitors can tour the Sixth Floor Museum in the nearby Texas Book Depository to learn more about one of the saddest events in modern American history. Throughout the city, Dallas blends entertainment, dining, and culture into a memorable experience for all who visit.