The Statler Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton

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The Statler is an iconic hotel of mid-twentieth century design located in Downtown Dallas, less than a mile from the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. When it originally opened in 1956, the property was the first major hotel built in Dallas in nearly three decades and the largest convention facility in the Southwestern United States. Quickly, The Statler became a destination for the elite and attracted many big acts and celebrities such as Frank Sinatra, The Jackson 5 and Tony Bennett, conventions, galas and was famous for its exterior car lift that was used for car shows and other trade shows requiring large items for display. It was also famed for the being the place where Tina Turner left her husband Ike. The Statler's retro-forward style symbolizes an homage to past glory while boldly directing the future of Dallas urban life. The Statler boasts approachable luxury, the spirited lifestyle guests crave; that inspires confidence and balances tradition with innovation. From the valet arrival to most talked about dining and entertainment venues in Dallas, including a rooftop bar and lounge with stunning panoramic skyline views, excellent customer service will prove our history of going above and beyond for our guests. Visitors of The Statler relax in our breathtaking, retro-forward, mid-century modern guest rooms many with views of the award-winning Dallas skyline or the lush Main Street Gardens Park. Each room is equipped with Nespresso coffee makers, Smart HD televisions, plush robes, Guild + Pepper bath amenities and complimentary Wi-Fi. The property features six food and beverage venues, pleasing our guests with the most discerning palates a wide variety of options. Guests will also enjoy The Statler Pool, located on the 4th floor rooftop, a fitness center, and walkable and nearby attractions.