Embassy Suites by Hilton Dallas DFW Airport North recently unveiled phase one of its multi-million-dollar property renovation. Located just two miles from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, the 329-suite hotel will see enhancements to almost area.
A new sleek and modern lobby will welcome guests as they take their first glance of the newly renovated hotel. That contemporary aesthetic will carry through to the new 12-story atrium where guests relax and mingle. The new Hallford’s Restaurant & Bar is the perfect place for families, groups, or even the solo traveler to grab a quick bite. The new eatery offers modern American cuisine while still incorporating a commitment to local and sustainably sourced foods. The new marketplace café, Hallford’s Mercantile, is located in the lobby and offers light meals and Starbucks coffee.
The new Embassy Suites kept business travelers in mind as they completely renovated the hotels meeting spaces and ballrooms. Three fresh feeling state-of-the-art breakout meeting rooms are now conveniently located on the first floor of the hotel. Large windows decorate each room and allow for stunning views of the hotel’s landscape. The ballrooms now boast all new carpeting, wall decorations, and improved sound buffering provide guest the best possible experience. 24-hour transportation to and from DFW International Airport, made-to-order breakfast and evening refreshments, complimentary scheduled transportation to Grapevine Mills Mall, a fitness center and an indoor pool help round off an already impressive upgrade.
“We’re excited to deliver our guests a sleek and modern design that provides them with an even more enticing experience,” said Obed H. Morales, the hotel’s recently appointed general manager. Morales joined the Atrium Hospitality team in July 2017.
Mayor William D. Tate started off the celebrations for the new spaces in a ribbon cutting ceremony earlier this month, and over 200 gifts were donated by event guests for the less fortunate. In summer 2018, Embassy Suites plans to unveil even more updates including new furniture, flooring, drapery, and artwork that will pair with the new public spaces.
