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Bluffview Pool Oasis – 2BR Mid-Century Smart Home
Mid-Century Smart Home with Saltwater Pool – minutes to Downtown, SMU & Love Field. Tucked at a quiet Bluffview cul-de-sac, yet close to everything. Guests nickname it "Hawaii in Dallas!" Why you’ll love it: - Private pool, deck, bar & firepit - 2 bedrooms (1 Tempurpedic king, 1 queen), luxury linens - 4K TVs, gig-speed Wi-Fi, dedicated sit/stand desk w/ dual monitors - Fast access to American Airlines Center & AT&T Stadium Book your Dallas stay now & enjoy resort vibes w/o leaving the city!

SoCozyBlue Residence Uptown/Oak Lawn by SoCozyLuxe
OMG! What a rare and unique find! From the beautifully pruned and maintained 100+ year old trees to the warm & so-cozy vibes on the interior, this one is a must stay! Built in 1925 and curated for today's modern-day conveniences while harmonizing nostalgia from a glimpse back in time to the good ol' days where architectural character mattered! Beautifully restored to its former glory & located in the highly walkable Oak Lawn & Uptown areas in Dallas ... you will know that you have arrived!

SMU Vibrant Urban Retreat-Center of Dallas +L2 EV
Excellent destination for lounging, shopping, exercising, working and dinning in Dallas. Take a morning stroll to the Katy Trail, then head back to lounge with your coffee. Create extraordinary memories with your family in the cheerful living room. Enjoy seamless technology to make your stay comfortable and productive. Downtown / Highland Park / Highland Park Village / North Park Mall /SMU/ Arts district / Design district / within minutes. Have a delightful stay at the heart of the city!

ModernOasis HOT TUB|Pool-10 Mins LoveField Airport
Perfect for that next family getaway! This two-story, four-bedroom home is conveniently close to everything Dallas offers, including easy access to the Dallas Love Field and Dallas North Tollway to downtown, where you will find many local restaurants, shops, and entertainment options. If golf is your game, the Dallas Country Club is close by, offering an immaculate course. Plus,the Cotton Bowl® Stadium is a great place to catch a football game if you happen to be visiting during the season.

Charming 2 Bedroom home in Bishop Arts
Serene 1920's Craftsman right in the heart of TYPO/Bishop Arts. The 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath is tucked in a bamboo forest that makes it feel like you're in another world, while being walking distance to everything that this unique neighborhood of restaurants, nightlife, locally-owned shops, art and culture has to offer. Just a short drive/ride-share to downtown Dallas, Uptown, AA, Deep Ellum, Cowboy's Stadium and both airports. We also have bike paths and local transportation via DART rail or bus.

Peaceful Creekside Guesthouse & Zen Garden Retreat
Come enjoy your own private Bali-inspired Guesthouse nestled along a creek in the beautiful Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas. Extremely rare to find in Dallas! Relax in a spacious studio room with a king bed, Indonesian day bed, kitchenette, dining room table, walk-in closet, and full bathroom. It's all entirely separated from the main house and very private. Don't miss the creek-side rock garden, patio space and outdoor day bed! Truly a unique oasis for rest and relaxation in Dallas.

Casita - Willow House Guest House
This unique place has a style all its own. Close to Bishop Arts and Downtown our guest house has all the privacy and convenience you need. Thru your private entrance you walk past the waterfall pond, under an arch of tree vines, into a cozy and updated home. Outside at the end of the wraparound porch you’ll find a private fire place, complete with outdoor TV and built in hammock net. On the rooftop there’s a 2 person hot tub with incredible views of the city and Dallas National Golf Club.

Lower Greenville Hideaway- Patio + King Bed
Cozy and updated private condo right near bustling Lower Greenville. We want you to enjoy our comfy-as-a-cloud King size bed and recently renovated decor and amenities as if they were your own. The bedroom & living room have 55 in.TV's w/ Netflix & streaming. Walking distance from shops, restaurants and bars as well as just 3.5 miles from downtown Dallas. Whether you're in town on a business trip or here to enjoy what the city has to offer, The Lower Greenville Hideaway is a perfect fit.

Mint House Dallas by Kasa | Corner Two Bedroom
Sweeping skyline views welcome you to Mint House Dallas Downtown. Choose from cozy hotel rooms for a short visit, or spacious apartments furnished with a full kitchen and in-unit laundry for longer stays. Enjoy exclusive access to the Tower Club and fitness center. Our tech-enabled accommodations offer self check-in at 4pm with an on-site Front Desk available during specified hours. Additionally, 24/7 Virtual Front Desk services are accessible via mobile, including guest support by text.

Sage&Light | Kessler urban courtyard retreat
This private guest suite was created to elevate the spirit through thoughtful design; a city jewel, whether you are visiting Dallas or needing an inspiring staycation visit us and connect with nature, with a special person or yourself. 1 mile to BishopArts, 5 min drive to downtown Dallas, peaceful courtyard for morning yoga, and reading. Private entrance & suite. NOTE: We do not offer early check in due to the time it takes for our cleaning team to finish preparing the unit

The Art Cottage - Paintings, Color and Fun!
Get inspired at The Art Cottage nestled in Funky Little Forest Hills, Dallas’ best kept secret! Only 5 miles from downtown, The Art Cottage is a peaceful oasis where you will be surrounded by nature and creativity. It is walking distance to popular restaurants, shopping, coffee shops, and a farmers market on Saturdays. Enjoy the beauty and nature of White Rock Lake and the Dallas Arboretum, a 66-acre botanical garden that ranks among the best in the world!

Contemporary Home | Cozy North Dallas Neighborhood
Beautiful high end 2/2 home centrally located in the center of North Dallas! No stone left unturned with this sleek modern design! Whether you are here for business, family, or a weekend getaway, you will enjoy your Dallas stay in style! Beautiful kitchen and great outdoor space to enjoy your morning coffee! 5 minutes away from downtown Plano, Highway 75 and President George Bush Turnpike to take you anywhere you need to go in the DFW area!.
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American Airlines Center
Multi-purpose arena hosting NBA, NHL games, concerts, and live performances
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Catch a Dallas Mavericks NBA game or Dallas Stars NHL matchup at American Airlines Center, a major sports and entertainment hub with an electric atmosphere and modern, state-of-the-art amenities. Between games, the arena hosts big-name concerts, comedians, and world tours, with major artists and bands regularly filling the schedule. Fans experience a warm, welcoming design and excellent sightlines for both sports and music. Before or after events, you can easily grab food or drinks at the many restaurants and bars in the Victory Park area.






Bishop Arts District
Vibrant neighborhood known for its eclectic boutiques, art galleries, and diverse dining options
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Spend the day wandering Bishop Arts District’s walkable streets lined with colorful murals, local galleries, artisan stalls, and over 60 independent boutiques selling apparel, jewelry, candles, art, and quirky home goods. Eat your way through the neighborhood with Eno’s Pizza, Dallas Grilled Cheese Co., Lockhart Smokehouse BBQ, Paradiso for brunch, paleta makers, a chocolatier, Emporium Pies, and Azucar ice cream, then grab drinks at Bishop Cider Co., Casanova, Tejas, The Botanist, or Paradiso’s bar. In the evenings, enjoy laid-back nightlife with live music on street corners, bars with music, and dog-friendly sidewalks and patios. You’ll also be walking through a historic Oak Cliff neighborhood that once hosted Dallas’s busiest 1930s trolley stop and remains a cultural hub for art, food, and community events.






Dallas Farmers Market
Vibrant market offering fresh produce, artisanal foods, and diverse dining options
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At Dallas Farmers Market, you can wander The Shed’s open-air stands for seasonal fruits, vegetables, meats, honey, plants, flowers, and other local farm goods, then head into The Market food hall for more than a dozen options like tacos, seafood, Vietnamese dishes, tamales, Cajun food, Caribbean flavors, and farm-to-table spots. Sample artisanal cheeses, local wine, and specialty foods, and browse handmade crafts, home goods, clothing, and Dallas souvenirs. Stick around for live music, cooking demos, and seasonal events while you snack, sip coffee, and people-watch indoors or outside.






Dallas Museum of Art
Cultural gem with a vast global collection, interactive exhibits, and free general admission
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Inside the Dallas Museum of Art, you can explore more than 25,000 works spanning 5,000 years—from African masks and Asian ceramics to Mesoamerican artifacts, European masters like Rembrandt and Goya, Impressionists, and contemporary pieces. Take advantage of free general admission, kids’ activity areas, and rotating special exhibitions that require tickets. Time your visit for a Thursday or third Friday late night to enjoy talks, performances, films, family programs, cocktails, jazz, and other live music. Afterward, walk to Klyde Warren Park, the Nasher Sculpture Center, or the Crow Museum of Asian Art.






The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Historical museum exploring JFK's life, assassination, and legacy through artifacts and multimedia exhibits
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Explore the former Texas School Book Depository, where exhibits on the sixth and seventh floors chronicle President John F. Middleton’s life, assassination, and legacy through historic films, photographs, artifacts, recordings, and interpretive displays. Spend a few hours with the main exhibit, “John F. Middleton and the Memory of a Nation,” then see the ever‑changing gallery upstairs with touring shows that may range from Jackie Allen portraits to civil rights history. Step outside to view Dealey Plaza, the grassy knoll, and the nearby memorial, but skip buying items from conspiracy peddlers, as much of that content is already inside.






Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Interactive museum with dinosaur skeletons, space exhibits, and hands-on science displays
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Inside the Perot Museum, you can race a virtual T. rex, feel an earthquake simulator, explore towering dinosaur skeletons, and see everything from sparkling gems and minerals to a real human brain. Kids get hands-on with water stations, a sand pit, a mini downtown Dallas, and the basement Children’s Museum with lab experiments and playful “jobs.” Adults can catch 3D or 4D films, traveling exhibitions, and occasional cocktail-fueled social nights, then refuel at the quick-bite café.






Family friendly vacation rentals in Dallas

Family Home w/ Pool & Hot Tub + Huge Gameroom

Sunset House - Luxury Pool and Hot Tub Retreat

Tropical Sunset Bungalow w/ Hot Tub & Pool

Modern home, pool, game room, walk to lake & golf

Heated Pool/Hot Tub/Mini Golf, Spacious 4 BR/3BA

Walk to White Rock Lake from Our Arboretum Retreat

Downtown Dallas Retreat: Entertainment & Comfort

Vintage Airstream Near Deep Ellum & Fair Park
Dallas home rentals

Downtown Bliss! K&Q, Walk to DART, Mkt Ctr, Arena!

East Dallas Swank • Arboretum Passes Included

Fire-lit Haven: Stylish Retreat w/ Game Room

Walk to SMU. Private Backhouse in M-Streets

Bishop Escape Fire pit|1mile-Bishop Arts | Zoo

POOL - Sleep 6, Mins to DFW AT&T, Rangers, Airport

3BR @ Bishop Arts! Modern+Rooftop+Views+ Shopping!

The Floral Home | 4BR Downtown Dallas w/ Hot Tub
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King Bed | POOL +Views + FREE Parking

Contemporary 1BR | City View | Parking Included

Dallas Dream Stay | Prime Location | 1BR | 2BEDS

The Maria. Spacious Eclectic Apartment

Delightful flat in the heart of Uptown/Oaklawn.

Luxury apt King Bed+Indoor Parking+Pool+Gym+2TV's

The Haven B, Cozy and clean in Denton, Texas!

High-Rise Suite | City View Balcony
When is the best time to visit Dallas?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Dallas?
Popular neighborhoods for stays include Uptown, Deep Ellum, and Bishop Arts District, each known for lively dining, entertainment, and local character. Downtown Dallas has easy access to museums, parks, and cultural attractions.
What are the best things to do in Dallas with kids?
Explore family favorites like the Dallas Zoo and Perot Museum of Nature and Science, or discover interactive exhibits at the Children's Aquarium. Outdoor parks and garden spaces give children room to play and learn.
What are some of the best things to do in Dallas?
Dallas has world-class art at the Dallas Museum of Art, lively markets at Dallas Farmers Market, and moving history at the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. Join locals at sports games or discover eclectic food in Deep Ellum.
How is the weather in Dallas?
Dallas has hot summers, with July and August averaging 78–97°F (25–36°C), and mild winters around 38–59°F (3–15°C). Rain is most common in late spring and autumn, so a light rain jacket can be useful.
What are the best places to visit in Dallas?
Frequently suggested stops in Dallas include the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, Klyde Warren Park, and the historic West End area. Art lovers often explore the Nasher Sculpture Center and nearby galleries.
What are some hiking trails in Dallas?
White Rock Lake Park has paved trails and waterfront paths, while Cedar Ridge Preserve features wooded hiking trails with gentle elevation. You can also explore Oak Cliff Nature Preserve for urban wildflower walks.
What are some family activities we can do in Dallas?
Families can explore science hands-on at Perot Museum of Nature and Science, watch animals at Dallas Zoo, or splash and play at local water parks. Outdoor spaces like Klyde Warren Park host free activities throughout the year.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dallas?
Frequent day trips include exploring the cultural heritage in Fort Worth, relaxing at Lake Ray Hubbard, or visiting wineries and small towns around North Texas. Nature lovers often head to nearby state parks for hiking and picnics.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dallas?
Many stays in Dallas welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods like Uptown, Oak Lawn, and Lakewood. Outdoor parks and walking trails help make travel easy for visitors with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Dallas?
Locals often use light rail to explore downtown and arts districts; consider carrying water during warmer months. Embrace diverse neighborhoods for authentic dining and unexpected art scenes.
What is Dallas known for?
Dallas is known for its vibrant arts and music scene, sports teams, and historic moments at sites like Dealey Plaza. Food culture spans Texas barbecue, international flavors, and innovative chefs.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dallas?
You can explore the murals and live venues in Deep Ellum, browse vintage shops in Bishop Arts District, or wander Trinity Groves for diverse dining. Turtle Creek Park is a favorite for peaceful nature moments.
What are the best foods to try in Dallas?
Texas barbecue is frequently suggested, with brisket and ribs as highlights, alongside classic Tex-Mex dishes like enchiladas and tacos. Many enjoy Southern-inspired comfort food and creative fusion around the city.
What should I bring for a trip to Dallas?
Pack lightweight clothes in summer and layers for cooler months, along with comfortable walking shoes. Sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle help make outdoor exploring more pleasant.
What is the nightlife in Dallas like?
Dallas has lively nightlife with comedy clubs, cocktail bars, and live music venues, often centered in Deep Ellum and Uptown. Many spots feature local musicians, rooftop patios, and shared plates well into the evening.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Dallas?
The State Fair of Texas is frequently suggested in early autumn, drawing crowds to Fair Park. Dallas Pride, arts festivals in spring, and seasonal music events are also well known with locals and visitors.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dallas?
Many neighborhoods in Dallas, such as Lakewood, Oak Cliff, and Uptown, have vacation rentals suited to families. Look for properties with outdoor spaces or proximity to parks for extra convenience.
When is the best time to visit Dallas?
Spring and fall are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and frequent outdoor festivals. These seasons typically have mild weather and vibrant city events drawing locals and travelers.
All about Dallas
Dallas is a sprawling metropolis in north Texas, yet it’s no expanse of concrete, with the Trinity River cutting through the city center and manicured green spaces and tree-lined parks scattered around downtown. The city is home to some of Texas’ most well-known sports teams and a vibrant arts scene. Among the eight art museums and 20 blocks of galleries is the Dallas Museum of Art, one of the largest in the country, with more than 20,000 works by Texas artists and international creators.
The Dallas Park System is also an integral element of the city, and well-kept green spaces cover nearly 20,000 acres of urban terrain. Klyde Warren Park is tucked between skyscrapers and hosts food trucks, outdoor movies, and fitness events each week, and the looped trail at waterfront White Rock Lake Park brings pedestrians and bikers through an oasis of oak and pecan trees.
What are the top things to do in Dallas?
Nasher Sculpture Center
The 2.5-acre Nasher Sculpture Center in the heart of downtown Dallas’ Arts District is home to more than 300 sculptures, displayed both indoors and outdoors. Manicured landscaping and elegant fountains sit alongside changing exhibitions and permanent works by internationally renowned artists.
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
For some of the best views of the Dallas skyline, meander along the pedestrian area that skirts the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. A tall, circular overlay covers the bridge and the Trinity River below it, an interesting architectural piece that complements the city skyline. The best time to visit is right after sunset, when the buildings start to light up.
Bishop Arts District
The Bishop Arts District is an oasis for independent wares, with side alleys decorated in vivid murals. This shopping area is more than 100 years old, one of the most historic corners of downtown. Here you’ll find vintage delights at local record shops and comic book stores, as well as new, one-of-a-kind pieces at boutiques selling hand-crafted jewelry and home decor.
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3,530 properties feature pools

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6,520 properties have a dedicated workspace

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9,530 of Dallas vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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4.7 Average rating
Dallas stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

Nearby attractions
Dallas's top spots, include Dallas Zoo, Perot Museum of Nature and Science, and Dallas Museum of Art
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- American Airlines Center
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