The Stoneleigh
High-glamour maximalism meets Art Deco heritage. Bold Dorothy Draper-inspired patterns, deep velvets, lacquered finishes. Feels more like a private club than a chain hotel.
Book a Signature Suite on the 11th floor to access The Library — an exclusive speakeasy-style space for suite guests only
Why It Matters
A 1923 Dallas landmark that has been entirely reimagined by London design studio Fettle. The 11th-floor suites occupy what was once a private penthouse designed by Dorothy Draper herself — the Music Room still has its original minstrels' balcony and 500-year-old wood paneling from London's Charterhouse School. Chef Michael White, holder of five simultaneous Michelin stars, runs the entire food and beverage program.
The Stoneleigh opened in 1923 as the tallest hotel west of the Mississippi, and after a century of cocktail parties, cultural legends, and a dramatic rebrand, it's back as Uptown Dallas's most ambitious statement hotel. The interiors by London studio Fettle channel Dorothy Draper's maximalist energy — bold geometry, rich velvets, high-pile wool carpets, and 500-year-old wood paneling on the 11th floor — while the culinary program by James Beard winner Chef Michael White is serious enough to pull in locals who've never booked a room. This is not a quiet retreat; it's a hotel that wants to be the center of the party.
Where You'll Stay
10 room types available
Classic King
The entry-level room done right. A plush king bed anchors warm residential touches and Dorothy Draper-inspired accents. Bright and traditionally styled with refined vintage details.
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Classic Two Queen
Two queen beds with tailored furnishings and Draper-inspired charm. Practical for friends or families without sacrificing any of the hotel's signature flair.
Two QueensDeluxe King
A step up in space from the Classic King — bolder decorative details, an inviting seating area, and more room to spread out. Same king bed, more breathing room.
KingDraper Suite
A direct tribute to Dorothy Draper, the designer who originally reimagined the hotel's interiors in the 1930s. The residential-style living area doubles as a cinematic stage for meetings or gatherings. Located on the 11th floor with access to The Library.
KingExecutive King
The top-tier guestroom — a generous, residential-feeling space with distinctive Draper-style furnishings, an expanded lounge area, a walk-in closet, and a curated minibar stocked with premium spirits, cocktails, wines, and snacks.
KingJunior Suite
A spacious king bedroom flowing into a dedicated living area with a tailored walk-in closet. Good value in the suite range, and currently bookable at the Classic King rate with promo code ZJ1.
KingMaggie Suite
Named for the rumored 1920s muse of the hotel's first resident, this suite breathes with historic soul — preserved stained glass, original architectural details, and a residential grace that no amount of renovation can manufacture.
KingPenthouse Suite
The Stoneleigh's ultimate room. A private terrace with sweeping Dallas skyline views, expansive living and dining areas designed for hosting, a serene bedroom, and a polished marble bathroom. The 11th floor also includes the original Music Room — a double-height space with 500-year-old wood paneling from London's Charterhouse School, a minstrels' balcony, and a Fettle-designed crystal chandelier.
KingPresidential Suite
Grand and sophisticated, with a velvet chaise lounge, polished marble bath, and proximity to The Library. Designed for the modern tastemaker who wants serious entertaining space and a private residential escape in equal measure.
KingUptown Corner Suite
A corner retreat with sweeping Dallas city views and a generous living area. The extra windows make a real difference — natural light floods the space and the views give you the full Uptown Dallas panorama.
KingThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
On-site bocce court for guests. One of the more unexpectedly fun amenities at an urban hotel.
Ground-level heated pool surrounded by daybeds, loungers, and umbrellas. Poolside menu by Chef Michael White. Opening May 2026.
The Stoneleigh hosts curated happenings including live music, poolside events, and social soirées. Bar Leonessa also features occasional live music evenings. Programming is ongoing.
State-of-the-art gym with Peloton bikes, Life Fitness cardio and strength equipment, ellipticals, treadmills, free weights, and yoga mats. Open daily 5AM–10PM. Hotel guests may bring one guest.
Exclusive to 11th-floor Signature Suite guests. The original space from the Colonel's Draper-designed penthouse, now a speakeasy-feel private lounge alongside the historic Music Room and Dining Room.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
On-site business center with standard equipment.
WiFi throughout the property. Complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy members who book direct. Marriott standard rates apply for non-members.
In-room dining available. Delivered by the Lions Den culinary team.
Over 20,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event and meeting space, including the Grand Salon, a sun-drenched courtyard, a terrace, and the historic 11th-floor Music Room. Suitable for weddings, galas, corporate events.
Dedicated pet-friendly floors. Up to 2 pets, max 80 lbs each. Guests are welcomed with a plush pet bed, food and water bowls, and a special treat. Non-refundable fee of $50 per night applies.
24-hour concierge desk. Staff speak English and Spanish.
No electric vehicle charging stations on property.
Valet-only parking. $55/day for 8+ hours. 0–4 hours: $12; 4–8 hours: $18. No self-park option.
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