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At 727 feet, it is the tallest hotel in Michigan, not the USA. The Stratosphere is 1,081 feet high making it the tallest hotel in the USA.
Not to nitpick, but the Stratosphere itself is not a hotel. There is a hotel on the property, but the Strato is an observation/entertainment tower. The hotel simply shares the name.
The Hyatt Regency is the tallest hotel, but its pretty short, only 30 stories, I think.
The Hilton Americas is the largest hotel, with over 1200 rooms.
Ugh, both of Houston's and Dalla's tallest hotels are ugly, though.
Well, even though it's short (only 20 stories) this new Embassy downtown I think will be better looking than the Hyatt, the Hilton and the Dallas hotel (the name escapes me).
Well, even though it's short (only 20 stories) this new Embassy downtown I think will be better looking than the Hyatt, the Hilton and the Dallas hotel (the name escapes me).
The Hyatt Regency Dallas is the 3rd largest hotel in Dallas 30 stories 345 ft 1,120 rooms .The hotel is connected to Reunion Tower(the ball).
Well, even though it's short (only 20 stories) this new Embassy downtown I think will be better looking than the Hyatt, the Hilton and the Dallas hotel (the name escapes me).
ES will be better looking than the Hilton, Hyatt, and Dallas' largest, but Dallas overall has better looking hotels.
I like the design of that complex. I don't know if there are too many buildings shaped like that. But anyway, cool pics.
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