Curator’s statement
The Regency is the best conference hotel location I have ever been to. Your company’s every need will be met and then some. Even if you are not looking to host a conference, I would still recommend it as a place to stay for your visit to Dallas. The staff are friendly, the rooms are comfortable, and the hotel is beautiful.
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Conference & event spaces
The ballrooms and conference spaces here are well-sized and appealing, and they also have outdoor and rooftop spaces you can host your parties and events.
The event staff are great and above and beyond accommodating. They work well with your company’s staff to ensure your event goes off without a hitch. The event catering they have is delicious and you will find yourself wishing you had a to-go carton every day!
Second floor fountain
Location
Events aside, this hotel is a great choice for your stay in Dallas. The location is walking distance to sights, shops, and restaurants, so you can take a stroll, see the Kennedy Memorial, quirky giant eyeball, and grab a drink at the iconic Library Bar inside the historic Adolphus hotel before heading back to the Hyatt and enjoying the city skyline view from your room.
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Dallas Giant Eyeball
Inside the hotel
The Regency itself offers a nice selection of restaurants, including a great coffee shop, and Crown Block, a spherical steakhouse 560 feet above the city.
Lobby fountain
Second floor of the Hyatt Regency Dallas
I particularly loved the decor of the hotel. While the lobby was modern and beautiful with a fountain, my favorite part was the hallway to the elevator to the Skyline Tower, where my room was. The hall was lined with old black and white photos, newspaper clippings, and historical information of Dallas through the years. Every trip to and from my room felt like a walk through a museum.
Truly a gem of the hotel.
Dallas history in the hallway at the Hyatt Regency.
Need to know
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