In a city that doesn’t forget its roots, The Kimpton Hotel Pittman is stepping into the future with one foot in the past. Our building, designed by African-American architect William Sidney Pittman in 1916, blends a brick-clad exterior with modern LEED-certified interiors. Our walls also talk: communal spaces are dotted with artwork reflecting the neighborhood's creative history. In the guest rooms, a minimalist palette and soft lighting mixes with geometric prints and bold pops of color. Downstairs, our all-day eatery serves seasonal plates and elevated cocktails. Mingle on the outdoor deck for some live music, sipping locally-loved Topo Chico sparkling water and craft beers around the communal fire pit. We’re tipping our hat to that big-hearted Texas hospitality--all smiles, no fuss.

Slip away from the urban pulse of Downtown Dallas' Deep Ellum neighborhood inside our refined, boutique hotel. With clean lines and layered artisan details, our 165 guest rooms feel more like residential suites. A modern palette of white walls, unexpected pops of dark green, orange and gray and local artwork. At night, slumber comes easy, our beds are dressed with soft, signature linens.

Modern lines, natural light and serene whites. Geometric prints and bold abstract art. Our guestrooms are your personal oasis away from the outside action. When the day is done, sink into our plush Frette bed linens and cozy bathrobes. Snack and sip on nocturnal treats from the mini bar, stream music through our Bluetooth speakers or stretch out on a complimentary yoga mat. This is your place to rejuvenate until the morning light.