Search Hotels by Omni in Dallas from £129

For luxury, comfort and excellent service, book accommodation at an Omni Hotel in Dallas. Operating dozens of properties across the United States, Mexico and Canada, the Omni hotel chain has superb business and leisure amenities, and offers sophisticated accommodation with authentic local touches.

Accommodation at Omni Hotels

Omni Hotels in Dallas provide elegant accommodation equipped with coffee machines, in-room WiFi and flat-screen TVs, so you have everything you need to relax in the privacy of your room. If you’re looking for extra space, choose a suite with a separate living and dining area.

Food and Relaxation: Omni Hotel Amenities

The Omni brand takes food seriously, and you can look forward to a delicious meal at your Omni hotel's restaurant. Afterwards, enjoy a classic cocktail or a glass of wine at the bar. Corporate guests can take advantage of high-quality business facilities, and at the end of a long day you can relax at a luxurious full-service spa.

Explore Dallas’s Top Attractions from your Omni Hotel

For an unforgettable view of the Dallas skyline, go to the observation deck of the Reunion Tower. For a sophisticated evening out, head to a sporting event at the American Airlines Center, see a concert at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, or watch a show at the Majestic Theatre or the Winspear Opera House. Ask your Omni hotel concierge about booking tickets.

Visit the Old Red Museum

The Old Red Museum is housed in one of Dallas' great historic landmarks, dating back to the 1890s. It traces the history of the city from thousands of years ago to the present day. The collection includes artefacts that date back to prehistoric times.

Other Things to Do in Dallas

If you’re looking for upmarket shopping, try the NorthPark Center, an enormous mall with a wide choice of big-name brands and designer boutiques. Throughout the centre you can see work by leading artists such as Borofsky and Warhol – they come from the collection of NorthPark developer Raymond Nasher, who also co-founded the Nasher Sculpture Center, one of the highlights of the Dallas Arts District.