Hotel Crescent Court
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Our take
By Matt Spaulding, Founder and writer
Two of Hotel Crescent Court's own packages, Cyber Savings and Red River Retreat, waive the $40 nightly destination fee. On any other rate every room pays it, plus tax, whether or not you use what it covers: the spa facilities and the pool, the gym, Wi-Fi, lobby coffee and group classes. The booking screen we read for November 18 to 20, 2026 added a 2% Dallas Tourism Public Improvement Fee and a 1% State Cost-Recovery Fee, and a Credit Card Convenience Fee of $51.84 landed on the two nights. The hotel's policy page puts that card fee at 3% of all charges, so valet and dining pay it too, and the three-night totals that follow leave it out. Bring a car and overnight valet adds $70 plus tax a night, with in and out privileges, which puts three nights of fee and valet at $330 plus tax. Self-parking through an independent provider is hourly, capped at $25 a night, with no in and out, which brings three nights to $195 before tax. Valet and dining prices strike guests as high. The front desk comes across as inconsistent, and some rooms read as older. You have to be 21 to reserve a room.
Quick facts
- Resort fee
- $40/night destination fee plus tax; the booking screen also showed a 2% Dallas Tourism Public Improvement Fee, a 1% State Cost-Recovery Fee and a Credit Card Convenience Fee (3% of all charges, per the policy page)
- Parking
- Overnight valet $70 plus tax with in and out; independent self-park hourly, capped at $25/night, no in and out
- Fee covers
- Spa facilities, pool, fitness center, guestroom Wi-Fi, lobby morning coffee, group exercise classes, access to The Crescent Club
- Check-in
- 4:00 PM
- Check-out
- 12:00 PM
- Check-in age
- 21 to reserve and occupy a room
- Pets
- Accepted; minimum $150 per visit, non-refundable
- Pool
- Heated rooftop pool
- Booking screen
- Read October 27, 2026 for a two-night stay, November 18 to 20, 2026
- Walk to American Airlines Center
- 14 minutes (1,025 m)
Where you are
400 Crescent Court, Dallas, TX
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Does Hotel Crescent Court charge a resort fee?
Yes, a $40 plus tax nightly destination fee. The booking screen we read for November 18 to 20, 2026 also showed a 2% Dallas Tourism Public Improvement Fee, a 1% State Cost-Recovery Fee and a Credit Card Convenience Fee, which the hotel's policy page puts at 3% of all charges. The hotel's Cyber Savings and Red River Retreat packages waive the destination fee.
How much is parking at Hotel Crescent Court?
Overnight valet is $70 plus tax with in and out privileges. An independent provider offers self-parking, hourly with a maximum of $25 a night, and no in and out.
What does the destination fee cover at Hotel Crescent Court?
The spa facilities, outdoor pool, fitness center, guestroom Wi-Fi, lobby morning coffee, group exercise classes and access to The Crescent Club.
How old do you have to be to stay at Hotel Crescent Court?
21 to reserve and occupy a room. The spa is 18 and over and the fitness center 16 and over.
Does Hotel Crescent Court allow pets?
Yes, for a minimum $150 non-refundable fee per visit.
How far is Hotel Crescent Court from the American Airlines Center?
Fourteen minutes on foot, about a kilometer on the routed walk.