CANVAS Hotel
Rooftop infinity pool with a Dallas art edge
About this hotel
CANVAS Hotel builds its identity around local artwork and an industrial-style aesthetic that stands apart from the standard downtown business hotel, and the rooftop infinity pool is the property's genuine centerpiece after a round at Cedar Crest Park. A bistro and bar sit on site for evenings when a group would rather stay in than taxi out, and the fitness center and full-service laundry cover the practical side of a longer trip. The five-minute walk to Cedars Station puts light rail within reach for a downtown evening, while the ten-minute taxi to Klyde Warren Park offers a green-space break from the golf-and-hotel routine. Breakfast, pet-friendly rooms, and full accessibility round out a property built for a group that wants character alongside its amenities.
- 4-star design hotel
- Rooftop infinity pool
- On-site bistro and bar
- Fitness center
Our take
CANVAS Hotel suits a group that wants a rooftop pool and genuine design character over a standard downtown chain property. The Cedars-area location sits a little further from the core Dallas Museum of Art cluster, so groups planning heavy museum time between rounds should weigh the trade-off against a more central downtown stay. Groups prioritizing a shorter drive to Cedar Crest Park itself should still weigh this stay against the Bishop Arts cluster before booking.
- Book a rooftop pool session for sunset after an afternoon round; the infinity-edge view is one of the property's strongest features.
- Use Cedars Station for a light rail trip downtown rather than taxiing every time the group wants a change of scenery.
- Try the on-site bistro at least once during the trip, since it is a genuine step up from a standard hotel breakfast counter.
Why we love it
- Rooftop infinity pool with skyline views
- Local artwork throughout the property
- On-site bistro and bar
- Five-minute walk to Cedars Station light rail
Why guests love itThe rooftop pool at CANVAS Hotel was the highlight of our stay after two hot rounds at Cedar Crest Park, easily the best pool view of any hotel we compared. The bistro covered breakfast well before an early tee time, and the light rail from Cedars Station got us downtown one evening without a taxi. The industrial design felt genuinely different from the usual chain hotel look.