The Best Eco Friendly Boutique Hotels in Texas in 2026

Dallas is a big place, and this 1925 mansion out in the Turtle Creek neighborhood is the perfect tribute to its smaller side. The area in question is quiet and residential, and this boutique hotel makes its own little oasis of opulence. The property was originally a mission revival manor, which burned in 1923 to be replaced by an opulent, Renaissance-style structure. The interiors are as extravagant as the exterior – fireplaces important from Germany, century-old marble columns from Rome. If you find obvious riches offputting, this place isn’t for… > Read Our Full Review

This is a beautifully situated hotel in the artsy district of Downtown Dallas. And a sleek modern testament to the good taste of Hilton’s Curio Collection. This well-curated collection of gems from over the world has a soft spot for the unique, just like us. There are plenty of fairly conventional luxuries in the HALL Arts Hotel: brand-name sheets, all of the windows, a rooftop pool, etc. The real novelty lies in a local-meets-global collection of fine art distributed throughout. Its main strength is photography, but an additional set of… > Read Our Full Review

A lot of Downtown San Antonio’s charm is stucco buildings and ageless architecture, but that’s not all of it. Take this gleaming glass tower of a hotel, taller and more reflective than any of its counterparts. The Thompson, from Hyatt, is on bigger side of how we like our boutiques, but its sleek modern zhuzh is undeniable. The building itself has plenty of little hints at Art Deco, and the interiors lean in. Light fixtures are grand and the walls geometric. Nothing is pastiche, however, the entire establishment is undeniably… > Read Our Full Review