The Best Hotels to Book Near AT&T Stadium, Home of the Dallas Cowboys

You don’t need to be Tony Romo to transition from the gridiron to the greens – you just need to stay at Four Seasons. The 20-minute drive to the Cowboys game is the only time you’ll need to venture off of the resort. The rest of your time will surely be spent playing 18 on the golf course, doing laps in the Agave Pool or letting a custom massage at the Well and Being Spa work away every kink.

Those in the know, know there’s much more to this area of Texas than Cowboys and Cowboys. Hang your hat at this Grand Prairie hotel, and take your vacation at a cowpoke’s pace. The full in-suite kitchens and separate seating areas will keep you indoors long enough to catch up on the sleep you’ve been missing out on for weeks. When you need to get some me-time outdoors, the Prairie Lakes Golf Course is ready and waiting around the corner.

Hyatt Place is so close to Six Flags Over Texas, you shouldn’t be surprised if you catch Batman heading down to the free breakfast buffet. This hotel is only minutes from the theme park, though it can also act as your own Fortress of Solitude if you need a break from the thrill rides. Your room’s Cozy Corner is the ultimate place to curl up and thumb through the latest DC covers.

It wouldn’t be a trip to Dallas without a Cowboys game, and Hilton Garden Inn insists that it’s not a true trip to Texas without a big barbecue dinner. You’re never far from the Texas-style southern staple with the Garden Grille and Bar near the lobby and other BBQ joints within walking distance. After brisket sandwiches at Bone Daddy’s and Mongolian barbecue at Genghis Grill, you’ll need to dive into the pool to make it through the meat sweats.

Home-sweet-home vibes fill the TownPlace Suites near AT&T Stadium. No matter if you’re in town for Monday Night Football, a Thursday evening game or the full Sunday schedule, you’ll have no trouble kicking back in the living area of your one-bedroom suite. Your breakfasts are covered with the morning buffet, and you can dial up delivery for dinner on the nights when you’re feeling like a homebody.

After a rowdy Cowboys game, the Sanford House Inn and Spa is the perfect retreat. Win or lose, you’ll slide off your jersey and into the full-service spa. The Here’s Lookin’ at You, Kid – with its massage, facial and mani-pedi – is exactly the post-game treatment you deserve. Got your gameday gear but no ticket? That just means you’ll have more time to dine on a pecan crab benedict, Texas migas flatbread and a tall glass of Texas ranch water during brunch.

If you grew up watching the Rangers play, then you can’t beat the location of Sheraton. As it’s only a line drive to the north of Globe Life Park, you’ll hardly finish a box of Cracker Jack by the time you walk to the ballpark. Loosen up your glove arm at the fitness center, just in case you need to catch a foul on the fly. Got a preteen who would rather play America’s pastime on a console? You may want to grab tickets to the Esports Stadium next door, too.

Blowing through Arlington on your way to Hurricane Harbor? Aloft will keep you afloat in between waterslide rides. You don’t necessarily need to slip out of your swimsuit when you’re hanging around the hotel – the outdoor pool is super relaxing. We will insist that you at least dry off before wetting your whistle at the XYZ Bar. Besides, you won’t want to leave wet footprints on the ultra-plush furniture in the re:mix lounge.

Stretch your luggage to its limit with a shopping spree at Southlake Town Square. The Hilton is right next to the sprawling shopping complex, and the Starbucks brews at their Coffee Spot will fuel you for hours of retail therapy. The outdoor pool will cool your sore legs, and the jetted garden tub in your king corner suite will reawaken your tired feet. Wake up, and tell the concierge to ready the free shuttle that’ll take you to more shopping hotspots.