The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas
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Character and identity
Set across 400 acres on the outskirts of Dallas-Fort Worth, this is an urban resort that feels genuinely rural the moment you turn into the drive. Ritz-Carlton took over the long-running Four Seasons property and finished a $55 million renovation in early 2024, with Jeffrey Beers International and Leo A Daly behind the redesign. The look leans Texan-modern: leather, pale woods, a nature-led palette. Two championship golf courses, indoor and outdoor tennis and pickleball, a 14,000 square foot spa, and a freeform pool anchor the grounds. Dining splits between a new chef-driven Italian restaurant and the holdover Outlaw Taproom.
Who's it for
Best for:
Families and active couples who want resort scale within easy reach of the city. Golfers get serious access (TPC Las Colinas plus the members-only Cottonwood Valley, PGA pros, custom fitting), kids get summer camps, Dallas Zoo events, movie nights and s'mores, and spa-goers get thermal facilities and a full salon. Ideal for a weekend that feels miles from downtown.
Should look elsewhere:
Travellers who want a walkable urban base, design-forward boutique intimacy, or a deep restaurant bench should look at the downtown Ritz-Carlton instead. Only two bars and a restaurant means dining variety is limited for longer stays, and the suburban setting requires a car for anything off-property.
Bottom line
The pull here is space and programming: golf, racquets, a substantial spa and genuine kids' calendar, all on 400 acres twenty minutes from the city. Families and golfing couples get the most from the rate. Book a pool or golf villa for patio access and proximity to the amenities you'll actually use, and target the warmer months when the outdoor programming is in full swing.