Once the site of the Dallas Opera House and the sophisticated Titche-Goettinger department store, the Hotel Indigo® Dallas Downtown hotel is a registered National Historic Landmark located in the heart of the Main Street district, near businesses, museums, restaurants and shopping. So it’s not surprising that throughout our hotel and guest rooms, you will find artwork and thoughtful details that spotlight our neighborhood’s connection to both theater and fashion. Our 1933 Bar and Bistro offers seasonal, local fare for breakfast or dinner. We’ve also got six gathering and event spaces equipped to handle functions of all sizes, including the Picasso Ballroom with 1,312 square feet of space.
2 Treadmills, 1 Upright Bike, 1 Recumbent Bike, 2 Elliptical trainers, Free Weights, Medicine Balls, TV
On-Site Fitness Center Available
Behind the stately limestone porticos, glimmering shop windows and twinkling marquees that line Main Street, you’ll find our neighborhood’s original foundation matches its opulent façade. Downtown Dallas isn’t just a trendy modern hub—these streets are deeply rooted in sophisticated style and theatrical entertainment. Back in the day, theatre and fashion not only went hand-in-hand here, they gave the neighborhood a glow that rivaled the glamour of Broadway. Streetcars ushered in legendary performers and audiences to the area’s magnificent opera houses and theatres (like the Majestic, which still stands today), while the fashion-forward flocked to the landmark Titche-Goettinger department store. Today, downtown Dallas still shines as a grand statement of style, one that stands tall in a spotlight all its own.
To fully experience our neighborhood, you need to know our history. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza is in the building from which Lee Harvey Oswald is suspected of assassinating John F. Kennedy. Through video, photographs, artifacts and more, the museum recreates the era, taking visitors back in time to examine the life and death of JFK.
The 5.2-acre deck park is an urban green space built over the recessed Woodall Rodgers Freeway between Pearl and St. Paul streets in downtown. Klyde Warren Park is a highly active space, providing free, daily programming for the public ranging from yoga to book signings to outdoor concerts and films. The park is privately operated and managed by a foundation.
The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum "serves as a resource for the study of the life and career of George W. Bush, while also promoting a better understanding of the Presidency, American history, and important issues of public policy.”
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science, located in Victory Park near downtown Dallas, is said to be a "world of wonder" by the Dallas Morning News. Passing the test of school children, inspiring curiosity in all ages and boasting as a living science lesson, this new museum opened its doors to the public on December 1, 2012.
The neighborhood bar, with a cozy and friendly attitude, is a favorite of locals. There’s plenty of live music, and on Wednesdays, they have Home Sessions where hometown artists showcase their talent. Get there before 10 p.m. to snag a high-backed wooden booth. Order its famous Dirty Dusty: Jack Daniels with a PBR chaser. www.citytaverndowntown.com
Once the grandest vaudeville theatre in Dallas, the Majestic has been serving the community as an entertainment center in the heart of downtown since 1920. Houdini, Mae West, Duke Ellington and other stars have graced the stage of this theatre, which is now a National Historic Landmark. Today, it hosts very popular comedians and musicians. www.majestic-theater.com
Located in downtown Dallas, the venue celebrates the history of Southern culture and African American contributions to music and art. It combines distinctive Southern cuisine, a fun and electric atmosphere, and some of the best music groups around. One Sunday a month, it offers an amazing live Gospel Brunch experience. www.houseofblues.com/dallas
The world-famous club is the premiere live music in the Deep Ellum area of Dallas. Opened in 1990, Trees has hosted some of the biggest names in music including Radiohead, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Deftones, Dave Matthews Band and Erykah Badu. With a recent renovation and an award-winning sound system, Trees is the place to see your favorite bands! www.treesdallas.com
This BBQ joint serves some of the most mouthwatering pork and brisket you will ever taste. After being named one of the top four BBQ joints in the world, the lines started to form. And where there's a line, you know there’s fantastic 'cue! It's all made from scratch, from the fried chicken to collard greens to banana pudding. Check out local favorite "The Hot Mess".
Known to create a warm, friendly and unique environment, the Iron Cactus provides guests with the best Mexican food and fresh lime margaritas in Dallas. Their combination of unique flavors and proven cooking methods are combined to create a cuisine with the spirit and flavor of old Mexico.
Savor the finest cuts of steaks, chops and fresh fish cooked to perfection in a relaxed, elegant atmosphere at the chef-owned Y.O. Steakhouse and discover for yourself why Jim O’Connor of the Food Network declared it “one of the nation’s finest steakhouses.” This steakhouse is legendary for the extensive wild game and seafood selection on the menu.
Campisi's has been "The" Italian restaurant of Dallas since 1946, and is still known to be the number one name in pizza in the area. They specialize in their legendary pizza, a variety of salads and bread, and their famous crab claws! They also have a fine variety of wine choices. Campisi’s is proud of its tradition and displays great memorabilia from past years.
If you're doing business in Dallas, TX, consider the hotel's meeting spaces to accommodate your event or presentation. We have six rooms equipped to handle functions of all sizes, including the Picasso Ballroom, which features 1,312 square feet of space.
