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110 West Carpenter Freeway
Irving, TX 75039
Nightly Rates: ($130.00 - $220.00)
3 Star
In the heart of the Las Colinas urban center, the Wyndham Las Colinas hotel welcomes you with Texas hospitality. Just 20 minutes from downtown Dallas, Las Colinas is home to a number of trendy shops and restaurants, the world's largest equestrian sculpture - the bronze Mustangs of Las Colinas - and the quaint cobblestone Mandalay Canal Walk. We're a quick drive from the Las Colinas Equestrian Center, Las Colinas Medical Center, North Lake College, Irving Mall, and the golf course that hosts the Byron Nelson tournament. We are also close to Texas Stadium - home of the Dallas Cowboys and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Step inside the Wyndham Las Colinas and let our staff show you the friendly spirit of Texas.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00Noon
· Time Zone is CST / CDT
· Opened in 1986
· Renovated in 2006
· 168 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.
TAKE THE NORTH EXIT OUT OF THE AIRPORT TO 114 E/DOWNTOWN DALLAS. STAY TO THE RIGHT WHEN THE HIGHWAY SPLITS AT NW HWY. EXIT O'CONNOR, HOTEL IS IMMEDIATELY ON THE RIGHT, BEFORE THE INTERSECTION.
TAKE MOCKINGBIRD WEST TO I-35E NORTH. STAY LEFT TO 183-114 WEST. TAKE 114 WEST TOWARDS GRAPEVINE. EXIT O'CONNOR AND GO LEFT UNDER THE BRIDGE ONTO O'CONNOR. TAKE A RIGHT AT MONTESSORI DR, JUST PAST THE GAS STATION ON THE CORNER.
The Wyndham Hotel is located in the distinctive Las Colinas mixed-use development and is situated at the southwest corner of Highway 114 and O'Connor Road.
Dallas/Fort Worth International-9 miles from property SE AirportDallas Love Field Airport
Non guaranteed reservations are accepted on a 4:00 pm hold. Primary guest must be at least 21 years old at time of check-in.
Cancel by 4:00 pm one day prior to arrival to avoid a one night's room and tax no-show charge.
* Cafe 110 * Full service Cafˇ Restaurant,causal dining serving breafast, lunch and dinner; Cafe 110 will satisfy even the most discriminating palates. * Informal lobby lounge with big screen television * The dinner, room service and bar hours, 7 days a week, 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. *$10.95 for regular breakfast buffet and $14.95 for the full breakfast buffet hot items, which is available M-F 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and Sat. & Sun. from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
* 2,400 square feet of flexible meeting space * Audiovisual equipment available * House phones * Light dimmer controls
* Indoor swimming pool * Sauna * Whirlpool
- Area Attractions* Texas Stadium (Dallas Cowboys) - 5 minutes * Market Center - 15 minutes * Market Hall - 15 minutes * Dallas Museum of Art - 20 minutes * West End (Festival Marketplace) - 20 minutes * Six Flags Over Texas - 25 minutes * Hurricane Harbor - 25 minutes * The Ballpark in Arlington (Texas Rangers) - 25 minutes * Fair Park - 30 minutes * Cotton Bowl - 30 minutes
Dallas Cowboys football 5 minutes away
- Market Center15 minutes away
- Market Hall15 minutes away
- Dallas Museum of Art20 minutes away
- West EndFestival Marketplace 20 minutes away
- Six Flags Over Texas25 minutes away
- Hurricane HarborWater Park 25 minutes away
- The Ballpark in ArlingtonTexas Rangers Major League Baseball 25 minutes away
- Fair ParkState Fair of Texas Cotton Bowl 30 minutes away
- Cotton BowlIn Fair Park 30 minutes away
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near TexasWhile in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to: A thought-provoking memorial which questions more than it answers. Not a giant death car replica, in case you're wondering. Cemetery where crash-landed 19th century space alien is purported to be buried. Four Muffler Men owned by Glenn Goode, self-proclaimed Fiberglass Man, stand in rural Gainesville. Though the businesses have changed or closed, a cluster of vintage buildings paneled with petrified wood still stand. |