Mint House Dallas Downtown by Kasa
Apartment-style comfort with a kitchen option
About this hotel
Mint House Dallas Downtown by Kasa blends hotel service with apartment-style living, offering kitchens in some rooms alongside a fitness center, bar, and restaurant with room service. That flexibility suits a golf group that wants the option to cook a quick breakfast before an early tee time at Cedar Crest Park without sacrificing hotel conveniences the rest of the stay. The property sits a two-minute walk from Luna Roja for a nearby dinner option, and a seven-minute public transport ride reaches the Dallas Museum of Art for an evening out. Free Wi-Fi covers connectivity, and paid parking and breakfast round out a stay built for groups who want more self-sufficiency than a standard hotel room offers. Groups prioritizing a shorter drive to Cedar Crest Park itself should still weigh this stay against the Bishop Arts cluster before booking.
- 3-star apartment-style stay
- Fitness center
- Bar and restaurant
- Room service
Our take
Mint House suits a group wanting apartment-style flexibility, kitchens, room service, a bar, without sacrificing central downtown access near Cedar Crest Park. It is a strong middle ground between a self-catered rental and a full-service hotel for a golf trip. It is a solid pick within its price bracket, though not the single standout of the wider Cedar Crest Park hotel set. Compare it against similarly priced neighbors before booking, since the wider downtown cluster offers real variety at this tier.
- Request a room with a kitchen if the group plans to cook breakfast before early tee times at Cedar Crest Park during the trip.
- Use the on-site bar for a group debrief after a round rather than heading out for a separate evening venue.
- Confirm paid parking rates ahead of arrival, since it is not included in the base rate at this property.
Why we love it
- Kitchens in some rooms
- On-site bar and restaurant
- Apartment-style flexibility
- Room service available
Why guests love itHaving a kitchen in our room made early mornings before tee times at Cedar Crest Park much easier, since we could make coffee and a quick breakfast without waiting on hotel service. The on-site bar became our regular spot for a post-round drink, and Luna Roja covered dinner twice within a short walk. Overall it did the job for a golf-focused trip where the room was mostly a place to sleep between rounds.