Hotel ZaZa, Dallas
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“Some hotels fill common areas with high-priced art in an attempt to impress well-heeled clientele. But few hoteliers have the vision to pick pieces that stop you dead in your tracks. That’s one of the things that makes Zsa Zsa as glamorous as the Gabor I like to imagine this hotel is named for.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Dallas.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
- Great staff
- Spacious rooms
All you need to know
Hotel Zaza is a gorgeous spot that can really elevate your stay to the next level. There is a bit of French style sprinkled into the Texan area, so you are being transported away when retreating back to the hotel.
There are a total of 167 rooms, so if you do not want as much traffic, you may need to go with something smaller. However, boutique hotels at this size can often afford to bring some great perks. Some of the Zaza’s perks include a delicious restaurant, social bar, a swimming pool, and even more.
More specifically, the poolside bar is an awesome spot to relax. Even people who do not stay in the hotel want access to this spot. This is coupled with the Dragonfly restaurant that has a renowned chef creating meals on a daily basis. Dallas has a ton of great food options, but sometimes the in-house spot gives some great value.
Needless to say, staying at the Hotel Zaza brings some great features that some of the competition cannot. Although Dallas itself is the real attraction, you can come back to a comfortable, welcoming place.
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