The Adolphus Hotel in Dallas, Texas is a downtown hotel that caters to all types of guests. Whether you are in Dallas for a business trip or for a vacation, the Adolphus Hotel is a perfect place to stay. The hotel rooms are very spacious, they are airy and well ventilate, and most important, they are very comfortable. The hotel is a well decorated and well furnished place that makes you feel a very important person.

The magnificent piece of architecture was established in 1912 when Adolphus Busch was approached to erect a luxury palace in the city. Over the years, the Adolphus Hotels has been patronized by people like Babe Ruth, the Vanderbilts, U2, Oscar de la Renta, Donald Trump, and Queen Elizabeth II. With a guest list so special, you can imagine the facilities offered by this elegant 21 storied extravagant building. With its thoroughly professional staff, you will feel at home the moment you enter. Each staff member is well trained to handle all the guests with special attention, warmth, and friendliness.

All people who have stayed at Adolphus Hotel are full of praise for the impeccable service, riyal treatment by the employees, and architectural splendor. In spite of being almost 100 years old, the hotel is very well kept and is exceptionally beautiful. The staff at this place is always there to help you even for the smallest things that you may ask for; they are very thoughtful for requirements of each and every guest.

There are a number of top-end hotels in Dallas, but one that stands above all the other hotels in the city is The Adolphus Hotel. It doesn't only tower over other hotels in the literal sense but also in all other aspects. Built in 1912 by Adolphus Busch, this 21 storey tall building is one of the most beautiful structures in the city. Critics have called it the most beautiful building west of Venice.

http://www.hoteladolphus.com/

The hotel has recently undergone an $80 million renovation to keep in touch with the latest guest requirements. This award winning hotel offers the most comfortable, luxurious and elegant rooms in Dallas. Take one look at the rooms and you will be in love with them. There are 422 guest rooms in this hotel along with six luxury suites that come with large garden terraces. The guest rooms have all the modern amenities including plush beds, high speed internet and flat screen TV's. In addition, all rooms are nonsmoking.

If you manage to get out of the comfort of your room, there are a number of hotel facilities that will not want you to leave this historic hotel. The hotel has three restaurants of which the French Room is the most renowned for its spectacular food, wine menu and brilliant architecture. The Afternoon Tea, served in the lobby living room from September through June, is considered by many guests as the best they've ever had. The hotel also has a 24 hours Business Center, Health club, gift shop and a swimming pool.

Currently the hotel is offering a number of packages that are tailor made to suit different needs. To view these packages visit their website.

http://www.hoteladolphus.com/adolphus_packages.aspx

Read what previous guests think about this hotel on two of the top websites for travel in Dallas, Texas.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g55711-d114942-Reviews-Adolphus_Hotel-Dallas_Texas.html

http://www.yelp.com/biz/adolphus-hotel-dallas

Smooth, unobtrusive and unflappable - that's how the services of the French rooms in the Adolphus hotel, Dallas, TX, are put to words by the Dallas Morning News. And all praises and appreciations do not end just here!

Bon Appetit, the Washington Post, the New York Times, and even the annual Zagat Survey are all praises and appreciations for The French Room.

In fact, Zagat nicknamed The French Room as the "# 1 hotel restaurant in America", and perhaps this explains why The French Room is featured in the pages of Dallas travel guides!

Take a look at the awards and accolades endowed upon the Adolphus five star dining restaurant at http://www.hoteladolphus.com/adolphus_awards.aspx.

If it's some kind of an ethnic food with some slight difference is what your stomach and spirit are honing for, then without a second thought you should head for The French Rooms.

A "must-visit-bistro" during your tour in Texas, this is by far one of the highly traditional restaurants catering to all your needs and preferences.

Take a look through the available tables at this five-star dining restaurant, read reviews, take a look at the maps and directions to get to the place and most importantly purr into the menu list of The French Room at http://www.opentable.com/rest_profile.aspx?rid=4332