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Thompson Dallas

Dallas • The National • SPLURGE

avg. $389 / night

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At a glance

Thompson Dallas occupies a 1964 limestone landmark with Rottet Studio interiors and a rooftop pool overlooking downtown.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting downtown Dallas

Highlights:

  • 1964 Howdy Holmes limestone arcade landmark building
  • Rottet Studio interiors with walnut, brass, and channel-tufted leather
  • Rooftop pool with Pegasus sign views and teak decking
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PB hotel design editorial

Few downtown Dallas addresses carry more civic weight than The National, the former First National Bank tower on Akard Street whose colossal limestone arcade — visible in the images as a parade of arched bays spanning the ground and mezzanine levels — established the building as one of the most architecturally assertive commercial structures in the city when it completed in 1964. Thompson Dallas is fitted into this Howdy Holmes-era behemoth as part of a broader mixed-use redevelopment led by developer Todd Interests, which transformed the long-vacant tower into a destination anchored by the hotel's 219 rooms across the lower floors. Interior designer Rottet Studio handled the guest rooms and public spaces, threading a mid-century Texan sensibility through dark-stained wide-plank oak floors, walnut bed platforms with channel-tufted leather headboards, and brass hardware that appears throughout — on sconces, nightstand frames, and the floor lamps positioned beside navy velvet sofas. The restaurant interiors lean into a more charged register: curved semicircular banquettes in amber channeled leather, onyx-topped tables on cast-bronze bases, fluted walnut millwork, and a lacquered ceiling that deepens the amber warmth of dome-shaded brass table lamps. The rooftop pool deck, framed against the downtown skyline with the iconic Pegasus sign visible to the north, is organized around a lap pool lined with cabanas and teak decking — a sociable outdoor room positioned at the precise midpoint between the building's historical gravitas below and the open Texas sky above.

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About

Essentials include 219 rooms with 52 suites; three full-service offerings for dining and drink; a boutique spa and fitness experience focused on wellness; a variety of spaces for events, including the ~14,000 square foot National Ballroom; plus stunning skyline views from the ~2-acre 9th floor pool deck, which houses a long list of unparalleled amenities.

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Thompson Dallas Reviews

760 reviews

"Overall, our stay was very nice. The staff were incredibly attentive and helpful to everyone. Room service was excellent and timely. Hotel restaurants were very good and there are plenty of other options nearby."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"Valet service and check- in experience was exceptional. The location is great but if you are not used to navigating downtown Dallas it can be a little confusing with the construction (obviously not the hotels fault). The sky view suite was top tier!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

"The Thompson Hotel is quite honestly one of the worst 5-star hotels I've stayed at in 27 years of extensive global business travel. It's not the issue that the rooms are expensive, we regularly I'm more than happy to pay a premium price for a premium experience, so having stayed in their most expensive Suite and not being able to sleep at all because there is an elevator mechanical room right next door to the premier Suite is a disgrace. When we called down to the lobby to speak to guest services, they said, oh really, no one's ever complained about that before. I really can't understand how no one has ever complained when there is a constant mechanical clunking noise every time the elevator is used. Breakfast is frankly some of the worst meals I have had at a five-star hotel and honestly Denny's serves better food and that says something. We then unfortunately were told that the only place we could dine for dinner was the same restaurant, and we were served rotten mussels (and I am a renowned Chef so I know a bad mussel!!!). We're not ones to complain and honestly this is one of the first reviews I've ever left on Tripadvisor. But when we did raise the significant issues with the guest services manager, we were told that they would take the mussels off the bill. Nearly $2,000 later for a one-night stay, I honestly cannot warn people enough not to stay at the Thompson Dallas"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 19, 2026

"Location, views, gym and spa. Amazing. Front entrance was WOW. Little daisy food was solid. Short walk to aquarium 7 min drive to American Airlines. 711 right across the street."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 14, 2026

"Excellent hotel for couples. We did a mini staycation. Pool had a DJ on Saturday and fun vibe. Little Daisy is a great spot for breakfast. We enjoyed dinner at Kessaku and a nightcap at Catbird. Rooms are nice, we stayed in a corner King. One watch out is the outside noise level despite us being on the 19th floor. Not sure if that was because we had a corner room with floor to ceiling windows."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 13, 2026

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