Dallas Hotels

Dallas portrays everything that personifies America, everything that is popular American tradition, right from the ostentation to its business acumen and its flamboyance. There are many Dallas hotels to choose from catering too most needs and tastes. A Dallas hotel room starts from around US 50 dollars a night. From one-room suites to Parlour and Deluxe suites, just about every kind of accommodation is available from the hotels in Dallas. Dallas hotels have attractive discounts during the year and availability can be checked online. You can even make reservations online to any hotel in Dallas.

Dallas is obsessed with status and image. It is also responsible for a lot that is typically American right from the Dallas Cowboys football team and its cheerleaders to the JR in the famous TV Soap. The best time of the year to visit Dallas are the spring and fall months. This is also when most of the local festivals happen and so you can experience the Texan flavour at its best with art, barbecues, music, and rodeos.

The favourite attractions in Dallas are the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA), which is divided into five sections: the Americas, Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Europe, and Contemporary Art, the Deep Ellum, and the music hub, be it the blues, rock, jazz, latin or country you like, it will be here. Fair Park is the place where all the largest fairs take place. Sixth Floor Museum is the location of the biggest tragedy the city has ever seen, the assassination of President John F Kennedy. Dallas will always be remembered for this more than any other fact. The museum is one of the most visited places in Dallas. It is a thoughtful, comprehensive tribute to the life, death and legacy of JFK.

Other places worth visiting on the outskirts of Dallas are Arlington; the place where one of the oldest and biggest theme parks in the US is located. Ballpark in Arlington is a beautiful and massive structure that stirs ones soul with its beauty. Fort Worth, Dallas' twin city has a very different character to it. Unlike the skyscrapers of Dalles, Fort Worth has streetscapes. The places worth a visit here are the mural of the Chisholm Trail and the cobblestones of old Camp Bowie Blvd.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is one of the world's busiest airports. Dallas is also very accessible by road. Greyhound buses travel between Dallas and many other towns, DART is the region's public transportation system, with both buses and light-rail trains serving downtown Dallas and the outlying areas.