Hotel Zaza

Location. Hotel ZaZa is located in the Uptown neighborhood of Dallas, Texas. The hotel stands one mile from West Village shops and less than two miles from the Dallas Convention Center. The arts and entertainment district is located one mile from the hotel.
Hotel Features. The lobby's whimsical furnishings and artworks are indicative of the entire hotel's eclectic design. Dragonfly Restaurant features a 237 bottle wine collection and global cuisine prepared in the kitchen of award winning Chef Marc Cassel. A seasonal outdoor pool features a Roman style spa tub and the Urban Oasis bar's signature drinks. During winter months, the pool is covered by a lit Plexiglas floor that creates the illusion of walking on water. DJs provide entertainment on select evenings. A business center offers fax, photocopy and print services. Function space accommodates up to 300 people. ZaSpa offers herbal body wraps, facials, massages, hair and nail treatments and sunless tanning. Spa products include the Billy Jealousy and Spa Ritual lines. The nail salon features zero gravity chairs. Saunas, a steam room and a hydrotherapy tub provide therapeutic benefits. A 24 hour, complimentary fitness room contains cardiovascular and weight training equipment.

Guestrooms. The four story Hotel ZaZa offers 152 guestrooms with cityscape or pool views. Beds are draped beneath Italian Frette linens and topped with down pillows and comforters. All rooms provide complimentary high speed wired and wireless Internet access, CD and DVD players, and flat screen televisions equipped with satellite channels. Butler pantries are located on each floor. Standard rooms feature dark wood furnishings and bathrooms with chocolate brown marble vanities. Fanciful Concept Suites are decorated according to themes, such as the Out of Africa and the Moulin Rouge suites. Suites include complimentary valet parking.

Expert Tip. Hotel ZaZa hosts scheduled classic movies in a designated area along the property's front drive. The Urban Oasis serves specialty cocktails during the presentations.