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Enjoy 552 sq. ft. of thoughtfully appointed space in the Premier Room (Executive) at Omni Dallas Hotel, featuring a clear city view and accessibility features for a comfortable downtown stay. Climate-controlled heating and air conditioning, blackout drapes and an alarm clock create a restful environment for business or leisure travel.
This room is furnished with one King Bed on a pillowtop mattress and hypo-allergenic bedding, and it accommodates up to three guests with a complimentary rollaway/extra bed available upon request; a free crib is also provided for families. The private bathroom offers a shower, bathrobes, towels and a hair dryer, and guests receive free toiletries such as shampoo and soap — toilet paper is supplied, while toothbrushes and toothpaste are not available.
In-room entertainment and conveniences are designed to keep you connected and relaxed: a 60-inch LCD TV with cable channels, pay movies, an iPod dock and closed captioning are provided, and visual fire alarm systems support accessibility. Enjoy refreshments from the coffee/tea maker or a mini-fridge, and request a microwave if needed; in-room dining is offered during limited hours. Internet access is available (wired and WiFi) with WiFi noted as a surcharge at speeds of 25+ Mbps. These amenities, combined with the hotel’s on-site dining, rooftop pool, spa and 24-hour fitness center, make the Premier Room a practical base for exploring downtown Dallas or preparing for meetings.






























The room has a clear city view over downtown Dallas. The hotel sits at 555 S Lamar St and connects to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, so the outlook is distinctly urban. Blackout drapes let you darken the room when you want to sleep.
The room has one king bed with a pillowtop mattress and hypo-allergenic bedding. It is set up for up to three guests, using the complimentary rollaway/extra bed available on request. It suits one or two adults most comfortably, or a small family.
The room measures 552 sq. ft. It has climate-controlled heating and air conditioning, a mini-fridge, a coffee/tea maker, and a microwave on request. That makes it practical for several nights, whether you are in town for a convention or exploring downtown.
Yes. Children of all ages are welcome once an adult aged 21 or over books the room. A free crib and a free rollaway/extra bed can be arranged for the room. Guests aged 17 and younger count as children, and guests 18 and older are charged as adults.
You get a 60-inch LCD TV with cable channels and pay movies, closed captioning, and an iPod dock. For drinks and snacks there is a coffee/tea maker and a mini-fridge, and a microwave on request. Room service runs during limited hours. WiFi (25+ Mbps) carries a surcharge, and wired internet is also available.
The fitness center is open 24 hours, complimentary, and opens with your room key. Registered guests can also use the heated Uptown Terrace rooftop infinity pool on the 4th floor, and Mokara Spa is on the same floor. Summer pool hours start Memorial Day weekend and require a wristband. Pool capacity can be limited, and cabanas cannot be reserved.
Omni Dallas Hotel has twelve on-site dining outlets, including seven at Restaurants on Lamar. Texas Spice serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Bob's Steak & Chop House is open evenings, and The Owners Box is a sports bar. Morsel's Coffee Shop opens at 6 AM, and Pegasus Bar is in the lobby area. Reservations go through OpenTable on each restaurant's page.
The hotel does not run an airport shuttle. DART light rail serves both DFW and Love Field, and the Convention Center Station is a 7-minute walk away. Uber and Lyft are popular, and DFW is roughly a 21-22 minute drive. On-site parking is valet or self-parking, with overnight rates of $40 and $30 respectively. There is also an electric vehicle charging station.
Dallas has no ocean beach. The closest sandy lakeside spot is White Rock Lake Park, about 5 miles away, where swimming is not permitted. For swimming at the hotel, the rooftop pool is open year-round. Spring and fall bring the mildest weather, while June to August is hot and also the busiest season.
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