La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas Arlington North - Arlington Texas Hotels

La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas Arlington North is across from Six Flags Over Texas and approximately 10 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. This location is also a quarter-mile from Joe Pool Lake, one mile from American Airlines Conference Center, two miles from Ameriquest Field in Arlington (Texas Rangers) and Hurricane Harbor, 10 miles from Grapevine Mills Mall, 15 miles from the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and Fort Worth Zoo, 17 miles from the JFK Memorial Plaza (Sixth Floor Museum), and 30 miles from Texas Motor Speedway.

Hotel amenities include the swimming pool, seasonal swim-up pool bar, whirlpool, spa, exercise room, business center, bar and grill, and complimentary continental breakfast. The hotel also offers free parking and airport shuttle service. Small pets are welcome (fee may apply).

All rooms feature free local calls, cable TV, modem lines, voicemail, high speed internet access, clock radios, microwave, refrigerators, irons and ironing boards, and hairdryers.

La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas Arlington North Property Information:

Rooms: 178
Floors: 6

La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas Arlington North Service

Shuttle
Pets allowed
Free parking
Family rooms
Conventions
Free local calls
Free high speed internet
Data port
Nonsmoking
Meeting room
Business center
Wheel chair access
Swimming pool
Golf
Free breakfast
Fitness facility
Meals

La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas Arlington North Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1100

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Arlington Events & Entertainment

Year-Round Events

Ballpark Tours & Legends of the Game Museum

The Ballpark in Arlington

817-273-5600

Call for admission, dates and hours of operation

Johnnie High Country Music Revue

Arlington Music Hall

817-226-4400 or 1-800-540-5127

Admission Charged

Call for dates and hours of operation

Saturday Nature Walks/Animal Presentations

River Legacy Living Science Center

817-860-6752

Admission Free

Call for exact location, dates and hours of operation

Parks and Recreation

Arlington Tennis Center

500 W. Mayfield Road

817- 557-5683

Admission Charged

Located in south-central Arlington, this modern 12-court facility includes tennis instruction for all ages, USPTA certified professional tennis instructors, lighted courts, a full-service pro shop and clubhouse. Call for hours of operation.

Chester W. Ditto Golf Course

801 Brown Blvd.

817- 275-5941

Admission Charged

This 18-hole championship facility features Bermuda grass fairways, a clubhouse, pro shop and driving range. Also has Class A, PGA Professionals.

Call for hours of operation.

Lake Arlington

6300 W. Arkansas Lane

817- 451-6860

Admission Charged

Both Richard Simpson Park and Bowman Springs Park are located at this 2,250-acre lake. Boating and fishing are available.

Call for dates and hours of operation.

Lake Arlington Golf Course

1516 Green Oaks Blvd.

817- 451-6101

Admission Charged

Surrounded by native trees and wild flowers on the north edge of Lake Arlington, this 18-hole championship course covers 185 acres and has a full-line pro shop and clubhouse. Also has Class A, PGA Professionals.

Call for hours of operation.

Meadowbrook Golf Course

1300 E. Dugan Street

817- 275-0221

Admission Charged

Golfers enjoy this scenic 9-hole course open to walk-on golfers. Also has Class A, PGA Professionals.

Call for hours of operation.

Randol Mill Park

1901 W. Randol Mill Road

817-459-5474

Admission Charged for certain activities

Located in the northwest section of Arlington, it is one of Arlington's oldest parks. Amenities located in this open environment are tennis and basketball courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilion, baseball complex and swimming pool. Fishing is permitted in Randol Mill Pond.

Call for hours of operation.

Richard Greene Linear Park

1601 E. Randol Mill Road

817-459-5474

Admission Free

Located in the northeast section of Arlington, near The Ameriquest Field in Arlington, this 4-acre park connects to walking trails surrounding a man-made pond.

Call for hours of operation.

River Legacy Parks

701 N.W. Green Oaks Blvd. and 1650 N.W. Green Oaks Blvd.

817-459-5474

Admission Free

1,300 acres of natural landscape winding along the Trinity River in north Arlington. This wilderness park is preserved for educational, low-impact and recreational activities complete with a playground, hike and bike trails, and picnic areas.

Call for hours of operation.

S. J. Stovall Park

2800 W. Sublett Road

817-459-5474

Admission Free

Located in the southwestern section of the city, a portion of the park is dedicated to Bad Keonigshofen, Arlington's sister city in Germany. The pavilion and restrooms have a German theme and the 49-acre site has a playground, sand volleyball, basketball and tennis courts.

Call for hours of operation.

Vandergriff Park

2801 Matlock Road

817-459-5474

Admission Free

This beautiful 84-acre park located in the central section of Arlington contains many amenities including: Allen Bolden swimming pool, a pavilion, playground, tennis courts, and five little league baseball fields.

Call for hours of operation

Veterans Park

3600 W. Arkansas Lane

Admission Free

817-459-5474

This park contains a 3,000 sq. ft. bandshell, trails, wildlife areas, multipurpose playing fields, equestrian trails, an 18-hole disc golf course and the water conserving Xeriscape Gardens.

Call for hours of operation.

Shopping

Lincoln Square Shopping Center

Hwy. 157 and I-30

214- 373-7500

Admission Free

A simply pleasant strolling experience in the heart of Arlington's Fun Central entertainment district, Lincoln Square features stores like Steinmart, Ann Taylor Loft, Chico's, Talbots, and Pier 1 plus unusual boutiques, salons and custom jewelry. Located just off I-30.

Call for hours of operation.

Coomers Craft Mall

2805 W. Park Row Woodland West Shopping Center

817- 795-4433

Admission Free

Unique one-of-a-kind crafts and art work.

Open year round seven days a week. Mon.-Wed. & Sat. 10 am-7 pm, Thurs.-Fri. 10 am-8 pm, Sun. noon-5 pm.

Cooper Street Craft Mall

1701 S. Cooper Street

817- 261-3184

Admission Free

Featuring the hand-crafted work of over 300 gifted artisans and crafters.

Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 10 am-6 pm; Thurs. 10 am-8 pm, Sun. noon-5 pm.

Six Flags Mall

2911 E. Division Street

817- 640-1641

Admission Free

Dillard's, Foley's, Sears and over 100 shops, restaurants and Cinemark Tinseltown, nine theaters for you to enjoy.

Mon.-Sat. 10 am-9 pm & Sun. noon-6 pm

Antiques

Antique Marketplace Of Arlington

2305 W. Park Row

817- 274-5533

Admission Free

"Everybody's Favorite Mall"

Everyday 10 am-6 pm.

Antique Sampler Mall & Tea House

1715 E. Lamar Blvd.

817- 861-4747

Admission Free

Mall hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-7 pm, Sat 10 am-7 pm, Sun Noon-6 pm.

Tea House hours: Mon-Fri 11 am-3pm, Sat 11 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3pm

Antiques & Moore & The Rose Garden Tearoom

3708 W. Pioneer Pkwy.

817- 543-1060

Admission Free

Mall hours - Mon.-Sat. 10 am-6 pm, Sun. 12 noon-6 pm. Tearoom hours - Mon.-Sat. 11:30 am-4 pm, Sun. noon-4 pm.

Arts and Entertainment

Creative Arts Theatre & School

1100 W. Randol Mill Road

817- 265-8512, 817- 861-CATS

Admission Charged

A nonprofit youth theatre, the Creative Arts Theatre & School provides a season of nine dynamic shows a year and houses a 400-seat auditorium, acting studios, dance studios, and sound studio.

Call for dates and hours of operation.

Arlington Destination Overview

Arlington, conveniently nestled between the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, is a town where a cowboy still stops and tips his hat to a stranger. It is a town filled with history; yet it is vibrant in a modern way. Whether you enjoy the outdoors, a museum, fine restaurants, or a screaming thrill ride, Arlington has it. Every season of the year is a good time to visit. Growing out of the westward expansion of the Old West, and following the wars with Native Americans on the new frontier, the city began to thrive and has continued to do so to this day.

Arlington was incorporated in 1884, one year after its first newspaper was established. In 1895, Arlington College opened, eventually becoming a military academy, and ultimately part of the University of Texas system. It is now known as the University of Texas at Arlington. In the 1950s and 1960s the face and fortunes of Arlington would change forever with the vision of a young man who served as Mayor for twenty-six years. Having watched Disneyland in California take root, he had a vision.

The result of his vision was that in 1961, the original Six Flags Over Texas was opened to the public. This stellar attraction now draws over 3 million visitors a year and remains the biggest family theme park in the central states and the southwest. Furthermore, the attraction continues to grow year after year. It now includes the ever-popular Hurricane Harbor, providing children and adults with a summertime water bonanza. Sports fans: get ready for some rip-roaring entertainment!

Arlington is home to the Texas Rangers major league baseball team and America’s Team, the Dallas Cowboys, are close by. If children are included in your plans, they won’t feel left out. Of course there is no doubt that Six Flags Over Texas will be a must for them, so get ready for the thrills and spills. If baseball is of interest, be sure to include the Ballpark Tours & Legends of the Game Museum. A fascinating place to visit is the American Airlines C.R.

Smith Museum. Located near the Dallas Fort Worth Airport, you can see an actual restored DC-3 and a flight simulator. Take time to relax, and visit Lake Arlington. With over 2250 acres, it affords a great opportunity to commune with nature. With temperatures rarely below freezing, winter is a time for outdoor activities.

Why not experience the thrill of a pre-game tailgate party or just take a brisk walk on a clear sunny day? Spring brings with it average temperatures in the 50’s and 60’s, making it the perfect time to enjoy virtually any outdoor activity. On those rare days with precipitation, take in a little shopping or enjoy some of the area's diverse museums. If you are lucky enough to be visiting in the summer, a popular trip is to Six Flags or Hurricane Harbor for a truly revitalizing experience. No matter how many times you visit, you will leave Arlington wanting to come back time and again.

So much to do and so little time to do it, as the saying goes. This definitely applies to Arlington. No matter what your favorite western vacation activity, Arlington has it for you, and with true Texas hospitality to boot!

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