The Statler Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton

The Statler is a landmark of mid-century design and a symbol of modern Dallas, located in the heart of Downtown—just minutes from the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. Originally opened in 1956 as the first major hotel built in Dallas in nearly 30 years, The Statler quickly became the largest convention facility in the Southwestern United States and a hub for culture, entertainment, and innovation. From legendary performances by Frank Sinatra, The Jackson 5, and Tony Bennett to hosting high-profile galas and conventions, The Statler earned its reputation as the place to be. It was also known for its pioneering features, including an exterior car lift used for trade shows, and for being the backdrop to iconic personal moments—like when Tina Turner famously left her husband, Ike, at the hotel. Today, The Statler blends its storied past with forward-thinking design and hospitality. With a retro-forward aesthetic, the hotel offers approachable luxury and an energetic lifestyle experience that celebrates both heritage and modern sophistication. Guests are welcomed with standout service and an array of premier amenities—from a rooftop bar with panoramic skyline views to some of Dallas' most popular dining and entertainment venues. Accommodations include mid-century modern guest rooms with views of the Dallas skyline or Main Street Gardens Park, outfitted with Smart HD TVs, Nespresso machines, plush robes, and Guild + Pepper bath amenities. The property also features six distinct dining and beverage concepts, a 4th-floor rooftop pool, a modern fitness center, and easy access to Downtown’s walkable attractions. As a destination that defines the spirit of Dallas—both past and future—The Statler stands ready to elevate any guest experience or partnership opportunity with style, service, and unmatched legacy.