West End Hotel Dallas

Stayed at the Gaylord Texan hotel in Grapevine Texas.

... cinnamon roll). Next up was a ten-minute walk to the Parker Road station of the DART light rail for a train ride into Dallas. The trains are quite clean. I experienced some excitement when a DART policewoman boarded the train and asked to see tickets. ...

... were not  even born yet! ************************************************************ ** After a long day our arrival in Dallas at the very beautiful Omni Mandalay Hotel was  such a TREAT! It was so very beautiful...thanks so very ...

The Amarillo to Dallas leg of the trip was a long one.  We were on the bus the entire day, and didn't get into Dallas till dinner time.  But when we got there, we all went out for dinner at Hooters, the one in Dallas is the biggest Hooters in ...

Given a lift to the station by the hotel, then took the train into Dallas. We looked at the spot where Kennedy was shot, the window in the book repository, and the museum. Spend some time on the Internet at the visitor centre, took the lift to the top of ...

... was nice how it unfolded this time. Also while in Dallas we paid a visit to thanksgiving square.       Before leaving Dallas we revisited the site of the JFK assassination, but this time went to the 6th floor museum. This museum ...

whilst in dallas we stayed at the double tree hotel which is a very nice hotel and has a view of the city. We went to the 6th floor museum which is about the jfk assassination and is where his assassin shot him from. then we went to the 40th floor ...

I phoned Bill Butler from my hotel room. He said fine come on to Dallas and stay for a few days.  So I boarded the bus again for the long ride across most of Texas west to east.  Funny even when others consider the scenery boring or repetative I ...

... about 5 times the price I paid. From Santa Fe it is only an hour south to Albuquerque airport, from where I headed to Dallas. A romantic theme soon developed - my plane landed at Love Field airport and I am staying just off Lovers' Lane! I have ...

... , and we had a lie in until about 11 o'clock, leaving the hotel about half an hour later. According to the Lonely Planet book, Dallas' Fair Park was "a must," so we got the bus from downtown, which didn't take that long. The park was really quiet, with ...

... of the president the public called for the building to be demolished but it was instead purchased by the Dallas County and eventually became their Administration building. The exhibit includes films, photographs and artifacts that chronicle ...

... ; Tanya and I surveyed the area dubiously. By American standards this "amusement park" is probably a bit bigger than your average Dallas apartment-complex playground complete with one rickety swing set, a rusted merry-go-round circa 1930, a slide, a ...

... The bus journey was pretty uneventful, with the usual mix of rednecks and ethnics on board, and we arrived in Dallas at around 6.30pm. The Paramount Hotel, which we had booked, was only a few blocks from the Greyhound Station, so we walked there. The ...

... for the rest of the trip was inviting, but he handed it in at a nearby shop. On the way back to the hotel, we stopped off at the West End pub for a couple of drinks, which we had while watching the first game of the NBA finals between the LA Lakers ...

... for our bags we made the decision that we’d plan on flying to Paris or London once we got our bags, and back to Dallas tomorrow. Special thanks to Adam for looking at flights and hotels via (probably very expensive) text message. OK, we have a ...

... Robert Kennedy and others. Certainly shows that there are a lot of unanswered questions still. - Walked around the West end market place of downtown Dallas. - Went to the NBA playoffs (1st round game 7 decider) to see a hometown derby - Houston Rockets ...