With nearly 30,000 square feet of event space spread across 15 rooms, The Adolphus is the ultimate destination for your next Dallas meeting or event. Venues for up to 400 guests are ideal for major galas and conferences, while dozens of breakout rooms can accommodate private board meetings and intimate workshops. With nearly 30 distinct function rooms, The Adolphus can provide the perfect backdrop for every imaginable event or meeting.
Explore the endless potential at The Adolphus made possible by our functional and flexible floor plans, timeless, sophisticated aesthetic and every modern technological element you need to execute a flawless event. Best of all, every guest who hosts a meeting or event at The Adolphus will have access to our award-winning culinary team for onsite catering and expert planners.
All you have to do is imagine your dream event — and let us do the rest. Every detail of your occasion will be managed by our team of professional event planners, who embody the hotel’s spirit to timeless, unforgettable hospitality and an unmatched attention to detail.
Host dazzling receptions for up to 400 guests in our sweeping 5,300-square-foot Grand Ballroom with soaring 20-foot ceilings.
Located on the ballroom level, The Century Ballroom can host events for up to 250 guests in the 4,400 square foot ballroom with 20-foot ceilings, chandeliers and 10-foot windows.
Ivory-paneled walls, dentil molding and herringbone parquet floor add timeless elegance to the 2,200-square-foot ballroom on the 19th floor. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood light into the space, and arched barrel-vaulted ceilings and brass and opaque glass globe lights make The Century Room one of our most unforgettable venues.
This 2,200 square-foot room, named for the former Speaker of the House from Texas, is located on the hotel’s Registration level and can accommodate receptions of up to 250 people.
Located on the Mezzanine level, this 1,044-square-foot space, named for the state’s 26th governor, can comfortably fit up to 110 guests.
Baroque accents, velvet upholstery and gleaming wood paneled walls bring dignified embellishment to your private dinner or meeting in this intimate 830-square-foot space named after the farmer, lawyer, and tradesman who founded the city of Dallas in 1841.
Gather 12 of your most esteemed executives in this 322-square-foot space.
