
Apartments near Magnolia Hotel in Dallas, TX (903 Rentals)


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Harvest Lofts

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Arrive West End

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Cirque Residences

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Urban House

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Gables Mirabella

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Riviera at West Village

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4414 Worth St

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The Arts

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EastEnder

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One thing that Dallas has no shortage of is hotels, but not every hotel is just the same. Some of these hotels are more than just places to hang your hat and grab a few z's, some of them are engrained into the very fabric of the city. The Magnolia Hotel is one such hotel, a grand structure, whose stunning towers soar to the heavens over the heads of visitors and folks from Dallas apartments alike. If you're looking to find a nice place to stay, while also surrounding yourself with rich history, there is simply not better place to stay, and with an apartment near the Magnolia Hotel, you can visit this famed structure whenever you like. The hotel sits right next to another famed hotel, the Adolphus Hotel, and was built in 1922 by the Magnolia Petroleum Company. The Pegasus that sits atop the building, which careful views can see, has become a symbol of Dallas as a whole, and has given the building a rich character which people from Dallas apartments come from across the city to see. This hotel sits right in the heart of the city, near to some of the most popular hot spots in the city, making an apartment near the Magnolia Hotel a great choice, not just so you can stay in touch with the history, but also so you can stay nearby all of the fine sites of interest around downtown Dallas. The Magnolia Hotel has seen more than 80 years of activity, and over the years many people have passed through their doors, giving it a rich history few other places in town can offer. You can surround yourself in this sense of history by finding an apartment near the Magnolia Hotel, where you can just a few steps from one of the most historical and beautiful buildings in Dallas.
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There are currently 1,248 Studio Apartments in Dallas with rent ranges from $556 to $9,566 with an average price of $1,403.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Dallas ranges from $575 to $27,245 with an average monthly rent of $1,512.
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