I have not had a room block at any of the downtown hotels but I work in the business and know that most hotels will offer a discounted room block rate if you are willing to guarantee 10 or more rooms. Rates at city hotels tend to be lower on the weekends (b/c they are mostly biz hotels) and during the summer and holidays.
Typically if you have your reception at a hotel they sometines will offer a free room to the B&G (not always a suite) or they will upgrade your regular room that you are paying for to a suite.
Here's a list of hotels you may want to consider: Downtown - Adolphus, Fairmont, Joule and Magnolia. Uptown/Victory Park - W, Ritz, Crescent, ZaZa.
If have any more questions just ask. And be sure to pick a hotel that gives great customer service to you!
Thanks for the advice! We are avoiding the downtown hotels where possible, as our guests are price sensitive. We've found some good deals along Stemmons that are within a few miles of downtown, though.
The folks at the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau helped me set up a block of rooms for my wedding. I worked with Christina Miller (214-571-1042), and she basically did all the work for me. They will contact all area hotels for you, and the hotels will respond with e-mailed proposals. I got a fantastic rate for 15 rooms at the Park Cities Hilton this way. Christina was great and easy to work with too.
I am getting married downtown and was wondering if anyone has used hotels downtown Dallas or within a few miles for:
1. Group rates for family
2. Awesome room for the bride/groom?
Also, if you remember your approx. price, that would be greatly appreciated.
posted by t-blaz 15 posts 5 months agoI have not had a room block at any of the downtown hotels but I work in the business and know that most hotels will offer a discounted room block rate if you are willing to guarantee 10 or more rooms. Rates at city hotels tend to be lower on the weekends (b/c they are mostly biz hotels) and during the summer and holidays.
Typically if you have your reception at a hotel they sometines will offer a free room to the B&G (not always a suite) or they will upgrade your regular room that you are paying for to a suite.
Here's a list of hotels you may want to consider: Downtown - Adolphus, Fairmont, Joule and Magnolia. Uptown/Victory Park - W, Ritz, Crescent, ZaZa.
If have any more questions just ask. And be sure to pick a hotel that gives great customer service to you!
posted by rofvbb07 19 posts 5 months agoThanks for the advice! We are avoiding the downtown hotels where possible, as our guests are price sensitive. We've found some good deals along Stemmons that are within a few miles of downtown, though.
posted by t-blaz 15 posts 5 months agoThe folks at the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau helped me set up a block of rooms for my wedding. I worked with Christina Miller (214-571-1042), and she basically did all the work for me. They will contact all area hotels for you, and the hotels will respond with e-mailed proposals. I got a fantastic rate for 15 rooms at the Park Cities Hilton this way. Christina was great and easy to work with too.
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