As Canada Free Press readers dream of warm weather vacations and much-needed R&R, we wanted to get The Adolphus Hotel’s adult spring break package on your radar. While college kids clutter Cancun and South Beach with cheap beer, adults escape to cosmopolitan cities for a more refined spring break — “The French Room Getaway,” starting at $449/night,* offers overworked grownups a chance to discover a place with a long list of indulgences.
Adults enjoy a sophisticated spring break at the “Grand Dame of Downtown Dallas,” complete with spacious Executive Suite accommodations; three-course dinner for two at the famed, five-diamond restaurant The French Room (named the no. 1 hotel restaurant in America by Zagat)’ valet parking; and complimentary use of “15 Fit” health facility.
Located in the heart of downtown Dallas, this baroque masterpiece has been a legend among America's historic hotels since 1912, when beer baron Adolphus Busch was approached by Dallas city founders to erect a luxury palace worthy of the Lone Star State. Style, elegance and swagger blend together in 23 stories of unabashed beaux arts splendor that critics named “the most beautiful building west of Venice.” Throughout its history, luminaries such as Queen Elizabeth II, the Vanderbilts, Oscar de la Renta, Donald Trump, U2 and Babe Ruth have chosen The Adolphus as their Dallas home-away-from-home. Magnificent architecture, first-class service and a dynamic downtown location set the stage for a truly regal experience at The Adolphus.
