I made reservations for a "deluxe room" at a rate of $120 per night. I found our room to be small and claustrophic. The one chair and two tables in the room were plastic patio type furniture, not the least comfortable for sitting and talking or watching television. In addition to the room, there was a screened porch next door.... more

My wife and I stayed at the Belmont last weekend and found it to be a really hip and cool boutique hotel with a feel very unique to Dallas. We've experienced a lot of pretentious people in Dallas, but not at the Belmont. And who knew North Oak Cliff was so great? We spent some time driving around the Kessler... more

we liked the idea of the hotel, a converted motor court, and so decided to stay in a bungalow room(these could be a bit noisy depending on your neighbors we had no trouble) - the location turned out to be great for us, tourists visiting Dallas, it was not far from downtown, the freeways or the artist community & the... more

Although i do live in the same city as this hotel I decided to celebrate my birthday there! I am glad i did. This hotel is on top of a hill in an underdeveloped area with great potential. If you are used to brand new, squeaky clean, plush hotels, i'd read below before i make a decision to stay a... more

I've stayed at the Belmont several times in the last year and have had a great experience every time. The atmosphere is fun, funky and fabulous. The staff is friendly and laid back and the rooms are cute with both original and modern elements (original tile, new flat screen TV) put together. Great view of downtown skyline from bar patio... more

We stayed there for Valentine's Day and it was fine as long as you did not have to deal with the staff. They are not good when they get busy. The Valet did not have us on the list and gave us a hard time when parking. No one carried our bags and we definitely did not get a bucket... more

This was our second stay at the Belmont (husband and I first went in Nov. 2006). Fully renovated rooms boast all the amenities from mainstream hotels but with historic nostalgia. Unique atmosphere, fresh, youthful decor, attractive lounge with fresh flowers and bohemian accents. Comfortable bed with waffle coverlet and fluffy pillows. Cramped bathroom with pedestal sink--only room for one at... more

My husband and I live in North Oak Cliff not far from the Belmont and decided to spend a night for a romantic night out. Our standard garden room was clean, comfortable and minimalist, with a great view of the Dallas skyline. We enjoyed sitting in the vintage chairs in our room's screened porch, which is a little dark but... more

My friend came to Dallas for work and I told her about this place which I had read about. She got a reservation and we decided to meet for dinner at the hotel on her second night. I was waiting out front of the hotel restaurant (overlooking a Dollar General Store) watching for my friend to walk down the hill... more