Stockyards Hotel

“Dirty rooms, sirens and loud trucks. If you go ask for a room not right on the strip. We chose the Stockyards Hotel both based on price and location. We don't need something as fancy as the Drover as we just stopped in for a day and night after coming to Dallas for work. We were totally pumped to stay in an older historic hotel with the cool old toilets with the tank up high (I own a plumbing company) and since...”

“Had another amazing stay. Staff is always great and rooms and general vibe is so authentic to the stockyards and its history. Im super bummed to hear the whole place is going to be modernized and turned into another modern hotel. Will likely stay elsewhere once its remodeled.”

“Great location and the staff are very kind. This was our first visit to the Stockyards. I am glad we stayed at this hotel and would consider another stay. The bar and restaurant in the hotel were very convenient. The service is friendly. The bed was comfortable. The sheets were soft and had ample pillows. The whole place has so much character. The amount of noise from the street below is GREAT! We stayed in...”

“The Stockyards Hotel is one of those places that instantly pulls you into the Old West without feeling like a theme park. The décor is spot-on, full of character, and the whole property oozes that classic frontier charm. Our room fit the vibe perfectly: cozy, warm, a little dated here and there — but honestly, that slight patina only adds to the experience. You don’t stay here for sleek modern lines; you stay...”

“I came here for a company event and least to say I did not really enjoy my stay here at the Stockyard hotel. Upon checking into my room, I noticed the over head lights were extremely dim, and the window had no view except other rooms of the hotel which was disappointing. On top of that, I found a small bug in the bed sheets. I ended up switching rooms and after doing so I didn’t have more issues which was good,...”