The Adolphus

For decades The Adolphus in Dallas has hosted celebrities and royalty with champagne treatment. Originally the 1912 showplace of beer baron Adolphus Busch, the hotel caters to modern meeting and incentive guests with a taste for the best. Busch spared no expense in creating a place of baroque splendor, and loving restorations along the way have introduced every modern amenity while maintaining the European sophistication that enchanted guests from the Vanderbilts to Queen Elizabeth II.

The 422 Texas-sized guest rooms and suites complement an array of pleasing amenities with Queen Anne furnishings. Dining in The French Room exalts the epicurean experience with aesthetic and architectural highlights. Twenty-two multimedia meeting rooms, including the Grand Ballroom, offer hospitality for 10 to 800 guests. And, support staff stands ready to customize exciting themed events and leisure experiences in the “Big D.”