Hotel Crescent Court

The Scene
Fifteenth-century Europe is the theme at this downtown hotel. The furniture and tapestries are reminiscent of Louis XIV's France. The location is superb, especially for art lovers. The Crescent Complex is not only home to the Shops and Galleries of the Crescent, but is also located on the edge of the business district and Uptown Arts District. Guests are a short distance from the Morton M. Meyerson Symphony Center, the Dallas Museum of Art and many popular shops and restaurants.

The Details
While Marie Antoinette may not have stayed here, each guest room is elegantly decorated in beiges and golds, with striking red accents that surely would've been given the royal seal of approval. Amenities include large closets and soft, down-feather love seats. One- and two-story suites resemble apartments with private kitchens and dining rooms. Hardwood floors complement a range of luxuries, including sound systems, fine art and antiques.

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The Extras

All rooms have minibars, and bathrooms include marble vanities and terry-cloth robes.

User Reviews for Hotel Crescent Court

Crescent Court Rules, just don't ask the female concierge one thing!

06/23/2006 Posted by djonbette

I am one of those travelers who look to young to stay in a 5 star hotel. Sometimes I encounter surprising rudeness and apparent disdain. I must admit that I was worried about the Crescent Court Hotel in Dallas. Upon arrival my worries were shattered. I was welcomed warmly and given the best room in my category, on the top floor overlooking the beautiful pool. The outside of the Crescent Court Hotel reminded me of The Penninsula in Beverly Hills. Inside the hotel was a gleaming lobby and lovely corridors. The room itself was fabulous. Everything was great until I asked the female concierge to refer me to a walk in nail salon because the spa was booked. She looked at me like she has never heard of such a thing and was apparently appalled that I, a 29 year old male, would dare to want a manicure and ask her where I may get one. It is always amusing when the staff is more snobby than me. I was like HELLO?? You are a female concierge with a full set of nails and you act as though you have never heard of a walk in nail salon.?? Aside from that debacle NOBU rocked. Nobu was a great treat and just as good as Nobu in Malibu and NY. The bottom line: You will enjoy the Crescent Court; just get your nails done before you go.

Pros: Lovely property, local car service, Nobu

Cons: Some snobby staff members

Best hotel in Dallas !

12/15/2003 Posted by hwood41

The Crescent Court has always and always will be the best hotel in DFW. The rooms are lovely, the architecture is exquisite, the food delicious and the service is divine! The epitome of a classy hotel and a much better value overall than newer, tackier hotels!

Pros: Location, Luxurious, Service