Warwick Melrose - Dallas

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Nearly a century of Texas tradition radiates throughout the Warwick Melrose – Dallas hotel, a landmark of luxury in the upscale Uptown Oak Lawn neighborhood. Our historic boutique hotel near Turtle Creek continues to live a rich and fascinating life steeped in local culture and heritage. Built in 1924 and designed by American architect C.D. Hill in the classic Sullivanesque style, the hotel is perfectly located for business and leisure activities. From the vintage opulence of The Library piano bar to memories created in the event spaces, the impeccable Warwick service calls to mind an era when travel truly meant something special. Its traditions of luxury and service have carried on through an expansion, completed in 2021. The project included the addition of the NEW 5,500 sq. ft. Turtle Creek Ballroom. The ballroom boasts exquisite décor, a stunning foyer, sixteen foot ceilings, private valet, state-of-the-art sound, and lighting system. With its endless charm, The Turtle Creek Ballroom has proven to be a new favorite among the who’s who for any occasion. All of the venues, existing and new, continue to be under the care of staff members who take great and well-deserved pride in their reputation for unforgettable business meetings, banquets, receptions, and other events. The expansion included a new lap pool featuring cabanas and a pool bar, as well as landscaped decks that can accommodate outdoor events. Guests will also be able to relax in the new full-service spa, which offers a wide range of services, including massage, facial, hair salon, & more. The pool and spa join an impressive list of amenities that includes The Landmark Restaurant, which serves classic-contemporary cuisine in an ultra-luxe atmosphere; The Library, a live music venue recognized by The Wall Street Journal; and a fitness center to kick off the morning or wind down in the evening. The expanded facilities and activities will leave your attendees eager to retire to the 184 comfortable accommodations, thanks to their gracious layouts, marble floors, 300-thread-count bedding, robes and slippers, and executive writing desks.