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Crowne Plaza Hotel North Dallas-Addison, Tx
14315 Midway Road
Dallas, TX 75001
Nightly Rates: ($162.89 - $179.00)
3 Star
Take a VIDEO TOUR of our hotel. The Crowne Plaza Hotel Dallas/Addison is an award winning, Addison hotel in the prestigious North Dallas Business District. The Crowne Plaza Hotel Dallas/Addison is walking distance to Addison Restaurant Row with over 120 restaurants and entertainment venues. We are 17 miles from Dallas Fort Worth International Airp More...
Crowne Plaza Hotel Dallas Market Center, Tx
7050 Stemmons Freeway
Dallas, TX 75247
Nightly Rates: ($104.31 - $159.00)
3 Star
Experience the Crowne Plaza Dallas Hotel Market Center and find yourself in a stunning, totally non-smoking, newly renovated Dallas hotel conveniently located just minutes from downtown Dallas. We are also less than 3 miles from Love Field Airport. The Crowne Plaza Dallas Hotel Market Center is also centrally located within three miles of the Dalla More...
Crowne Plaza Suites Dallas, Texas
7800 Alpha Road
Dallas, TX 75240
Nightly Rates: ($158.00 - $173.00)
3 Star
Take a video tour of this hotel! The Crowne Plaza Dallas Hotel-Suites is an award winning, all-suite atrium style luxury hotel located at the Northwest corner of LBJ Freeway (I-635) and Coit Road. Ideally situated in the heart of the North Dallas Park Central Business District, the hotel is just five minutes from the world renowned shopping at t More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near TexasWhile in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to: Assassin Oswald's POV is the location of a museum chronicling John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas in 1963. The plaza has been preserved in the cross-hairs of history. The skull and hide of an elephant that went berserk in 1929 are preserved in Carmack Watkins' personal museum. |