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The Penthouse at The Joule Dallas spans 2500 sq. ft. and looks out over Downtown Dallas, combining expansive living space with a sense of elevated privacy. Hardwood floors and an area rug define the open rooms, while blackout drapes and air conditioning ensure restful daylight and nighttime comfort. The suite is accessible and equipped with free wired internet for work or streaming.
Designed as a two-bedroom residence, the Penthouse sleeps 4 guests on two King Beds dressed in premium bedding, pillowtop mattresses, down comforters and hypo-allergenic options. The layout includes a dedicated dining area with a dining table and living spaces prepped for evening turndown service. Each bedroom has a private bathroom appointed with a separate deep soaking bathtub and a rainfall showerhead; designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, towels and a hair dryer are provided, and toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request. A rollaway or extra bed is available for a surcharge.
Entertainment and special touches make the suite feel like a private city residence: a 47-inch LED TV with premium channels, Netflix, pay movies and streaming services, plus an iPod dock. Champagne service can be arranged for celebratory stays. The Penthouse pairs generous square footage and thoughtful amenities with The Joule Dallas’s downtown setting, creating a memorable base for a stay in the city.



























The Penthouse looks out over Downtown Dallas. The hotel sits at 1530 Main Street in the Main Street District, and Tony Tasset's 30-foot-tall Eye sculpture stands directly across the street, about 300 feet away. The Dallas Arts District is roughly a 9-minute walk.
The Penthouse is a two-bedroom suite with 2 King Beds and sleeps 4 guests. The beds have pillowtop mattresses, down comforters and premium, hypo-allergenic bedding. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge.
The Penthouse measures 2500 sq. ft. It has two bedrooms, living spaces and a dedicated dining area with a dining table. Hardwood floors and an area rug run through the rooms, and blackout drapes and air conditioning keep the bedrooms restful.
Each bedroom has its own private bathroom with a deep soaking bathtub, a separate rainfall shower, designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, towels and a hair dryer. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.
The suite has a 47-inch LED TV with premium channels, Netflix, pay movies and streaming services, plus an iPod dock. Free internet is included, champagne service can be arranged for a celebration, and turndown service is part of the stay.
The hotel's $35 per day destination fee (plus tax) covers Wi-Fi, the complimentary house car area shuttle, pool and fitness center access, bottled water at turndown and a self-guided art tour of the hotel's collection.
The Joule has several outlets. CBD Provisions is a modern Texas brasserie with a French technique. Sassetta is an Italian restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, with weekend brunch. Midnight Rambler is a subterranean cocktail bar. Weekend Coffee in the lobby serves coffee and baked goods, and the rooftop Pool Bar and the Mosaic Bar complete the list. CBD Provisions and Midnight Rambler are closed Sunday and Monday, and reservations are encouraged at Midnight Rambler.
The cantilevered rooftop pool is on the 10th floor overlooking Downtown Dallas. It is open to hotel guests through the day and into the evening, with seasonal hours. The Spa at The Joule is an 8,000-square-foot Forbes Four-Star spa designed by Adam D. Tihany, open daily from 7:30am to 9pm. The Fitness Center on the 9th floor is open to guests 24 hours a day and has Technogym equipment.
Dallas Love Field is about 5 miles away, an 11–15 minute drive. DFW Airport is about 16 miles away, roughly 23–27 minutes by car. DART's Akard Station, served by all four light rail lines, is about a 5-minute walk. Check-in begins at 3:00 PM, check-out is at noon, and the primary guest must be at least 21. Parking is by valet only, and the nightly rate varies, so ask the hotel when you reserve.
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