Location. The Hyatt Regency Dallas (Texas) is one of downtown Dallas' most visible landmarks with its gleaming chrome and glass architecture, 50 story tower, and geodesic dome of blinking white lights. Located in the elbow of Interstates 30 and 35E in the West End historic district, this hotel overlooks Reunion Arena and stands within one mile of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza and professional sporting events and concerts at American Airlines Center. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is 23 miles away and Love Field Airport is less than seven miles north of the hotel.
Hotel Features. The grand atrium style lobby at the Hyatt Regency Dallas is filled with lush greenery and a 20 foot waterfall. Five Sixty, a Wolfgang Puck restaurant, sits at the top of Reunion Tower, renovated in 2009. The lower level is available for private events. The tower also features the revolving Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty restaurant offering new Asian cuisine. Other hotel dining choices include the Centennial Café and Monduel's atrium bar in the lobby. A business center and fitness facility are also located on site.

Guestrooms. The Hyatt Regency Dallas offers 1,122 guestrooms on 28 floors that feature city, park or atrium views. Deluxe granite bathrooms are hidden behind French doors and feature designer toiletries. Rooms are furnished with pillow top mattresses, sitting and work areas, and wireless Internet access.

Expert Tip. The adjacent Reunion Tower is covered in 260 lights that blink in patterns at night. It takes 68 seconds to reach the 50 story structure's geodesic dome, which is accessible by glass elevators showcasing city views.