Hyatt Place Dallas / Arlington is in the heart of Arlington’s Entertainment District, just steps from Six Flags Over Texas, and five minutes to Arlington’s famous AT&T Stadium. Our Dallas hotel makes it easy to check out a baseball game at Globe Life Park or catch a concert at Arlington’s newest attraction, TexasLive! Venue. - 

Hyatt Place Dallas/Arlington Hotel Review

Built in 1996 and renovated in 2014, the Hyatt Place Arlington is a good 2-night (max) base for those going to Six Flags or AT&T Stadium. In the future, even with our 2-night stay costing a total of $250, I would stay elsewhere as there is not much food/activities available in the area & the hotel was just okay.

Opposite Bankers Life Fieldhouse arena, this informal hotel is a 7-minute walk from Indianapolis Union railway station, 2 miles from Indianapolis Zoo and a mile from White River State Park. - 

Hyatt House Indianapolis/Downtown Review

We were in town for a Fever WNBA game & the Hyatt House is located directly across the street, which is a huge plus. We paid $380 for our 2-night stay, and with a spacious studio wth a kitchenette, this is a great base to attend an event at Gainbridge. If doing other activities outside the area, I would stay somewhere else.

"TLC’s Oceanside restaurant location gives you that true San Diego vibe." - The Lab Collaborative

Seafood Linguini ($28)

Lab Cadillac ($16)

Chili Lime Wings ($17.50)

Birria Short Rib ($32)

Bhakta Century Sour ($18)

Summer Rehab ($16)

Paloma ($18)

Turkey Chili ($7)

Fried Chicken ($29)

Chicken & Honey Mustard Salad ($23)

Potato Leek Soup ($7)