Boutique Hotels in Texas from NZ$189

Aussie on quick trip to Dallas, booked ZaZa for its quirkiness (did not want cookie-cutter Ritz/Intercontinental/Marriott etc - fine as those hotels are) and convenient location (business to do in vicinity) ZaZa did not disappoint: - outstandingly courteous/efficient/obliging customer service from ALL staff whether attending front/concierge desks, driving courtesy cars (gave them a workout!), doing housekeeping rounds, mixing cocktails, responding to maintenance (needed kind engineering man...

Lovely stay, friendly staff (returned valuable which was dropped in lobby promptly), pool area was open which was great. Plenty of parking on site for free. Two things to note was that there was no mini fridge in the room or any place to put suitcase without it being in the way, nothing that we couldn’t work around. Overall clean and comfortable! Would stay here again!

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This is the second visit to Hotel Ella and it's been great each time. Love the history and character of the hotel and the staff are very helpful.

Rooms are spacious and comfortable but hotel is showing signs of wear and is a bit tired in communal areas. The TV had a blue tint to the screen and the hotel know it is an issue and havent done anything about it (had same issue last visit). The room also had the sound of constant running water throughout our stay coming from the toilet area but was not from our room. The rooftop bar is fun and the staff generally helpful.

Very comfortable and spacious room for one night. Quiet spot up on a hill with a lovely view. We enjoyed the coffee supplied.

It was great, I will definitely stay here again. I highly recommend this hotel.

Historic buildings