Best Resorts in Dallas
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Dallas–Fort Worth locals do not need a plane ticket to get a real resort weekend. Within a short drive you can tee off on championship golf courses in Frisco, float a lazy river near downtown, splash through a water park in Grapevine, or book a spa day in Las Colinas. The area's resorts mix big pools, full-service spas, and on-site dining, so you can park the car and stay put. It is an easy way to turn an ordinary weekend into a staycation that feels far from home.
The best resorts around Dallas sit in four easy areas, each with its own style, from golf and spa escapes to family water parks and city-center retreats.
North of the city, Frisco is home to big golf resorts with championship courses, spa time, and quiet pools for a slower weekend.
On 660 acres in Frisco, Omni PGA Frisco has two championship golf courses, a lighted short course, Mokara Spa, and separate family and adult pools.
The Westin Stonebriar in Frisco pairs a hotel stay with its own golf club, a good value pick for a relaxed weekend of tee times.
Near DFW Airport, Grapevine pairs a lakeside resort with an indoor water park, a strong pick for families and holiday events.
Gaylord Texan sits on Lake Grapevine with resort pools, a spa, and big seasonal holiday events that draw families from across North Texas.
Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine is built around a large indoor water park, so kids can swim and slide in any season.
Las Colinas offers polished golf and spa resorts with tennis, outdoor pools, and quick access to both Dallas and Fort Worth.
The Four Seasons in Las Colinas is a golf and spa resort with a TPC championship course, a full-service spa, and resort pools.
The Ritz-Carlton in Las Colinas lists a full-service spa, an outdoor pool with a poolside bar, a hot tub, and four indoor tennis courts.
Close to downtown, these city resorts trade golf for a lazy river, a historic mansion setting, and some of Dallas's best dining.
Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek is a historic Uptown mansion hotel, a polished, quiet retreat close to downtown Dallas dining.
Hilton Anatole lists a lazy river, a waterslide, water park access, and a full-service spa, minutes from the Design District and downtown.
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