The Bishop Arts Hotel by Q resorts
A Bishop Arts base right at Oak Cliff's doorstep
About this hotel
The Bishop Arts Hotel by Q Resorts sits inside the district that borders Cedar Crest Park's own Oak Cliff neighborhood, which shortens the morning drive to the course compared to the wider downtown cluster across the Trinity River. The rooms lean elegant and contemporary rather than corporate, and the outdoor pool with its BBQ patio gives a group a genuine gathering spot after a round, closer to a backyard party than a hotel amenity. An on-site golf amenity adds a rare touch for a boutique property this size, and the free parking and pet-friendly policy round out a stay built for a relaxed golf group. Six minutes by taxi reaches Dallas Zoo, and the five-minute walk to Restaurant Beatrice covers dinner without needing a car most nights of the trip.
- 3-star boutique hotel
- Outdoor pool and BBQ patio
- On-site golf amenity
- Pet-friendly
Our take
This property suits a group that wants Bishop Arts character and a shorter drive to Cedar Crest Park over downtown's larger amenity list. The BBQ patio and pool make it a natural gathering spot for a group debrief after the round, though groups wanting a full-service restaurant on site should look toward the downtown cluster instead. Groups prioritizing a shorter drive to Cedar Crest Park itself should still weigh this stay against the Bishop Arts cluster before booking.
- Book early for weekend trips, since Bishop Arts inventory is smaller than the downtown cluster near Cedar Crest Park.
- Use the BBQ patio for a group dinner at least once; it is one of the more distinctive amenities in the area.
- Walk to Restaurant Beatrice for dinner rather than taxiing out, since it sits just five minutes from the front door.
Why we love it
- Closest Bishop Arts base to Oak Cliff
- BBQ patio for group gatherings
- On-site golf amenity, rare for the area
- Five-minute walk to Restaurant Beatrice
Why guests love itStaying in Bishop Arts instead of downtown cut our morning drive to Cedar Crest Park noticeably, and the BBQ patio became our group's default gathering spot after every round. The walk to Restaurant Beatrice covered two dinners without a taxi. Rooms were smaller than a downtown four-star, but the neighborhood more than made up for it on this particular trip. It was not the most memorable stay of the trip, but it handled the basics well across several nights.