Wake up to the downtown Dallas skyline in the middle of the city's most creative neighborhood.

This modern one-bedroom loft sits inside The Indie, a design-forward building in the heart of Deep Ellum. Oversized factory-style windows pour light into the open living space and frame the skyline the way a hotel tower would, except here you get a full kitchen, a rooftop pool, and a front door that opens onto the best live music and street art in Texas.

THE SPACE
The open-plan living and dining area is made for lounging and for actually getting things done. Stretch out on the sofa in front of a large flat-screen TV, or take the teal velvet chair with a coffee and watch the city come to life through those windows. Wide-plank floors, warm wood-and-black shelving, and bold curated art give the place a gallery-loft feel without losing any comfort. A sliding barn door closes off the bedroom, so the layout works just as easily for a couple as it does for a small group. The loft sleeps three. Keyless entry means you can arrive on your own schedule.

THE KITCHEN
Full-size and genuinely cookable-in: matte black cabinetry, black subway tile, brushed brass fixtures, and dark granite counters. You have a full refrigerator, electric range and oven, over-range microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, and a complete knife set. Cook a real breakfast before the day starts, or use it as a landing pad between Deep Ellum's restaurants.

THE BEDROOM AND BATH
The bedroom has a queen bed in soft olive linens, nightstands and reading lamps on both sides, a ceiling fan, and built-in shelving so you can properly unpack. The full bathroom is finished in white subway tile with matte black and brass hardware, a tub and shower combination, a large lit vanity, fresh white towels, and refillable shampoo, conditioner, and body wash.

THE BUILDING (THIS IS THE PART GUESTS REMEMBER)
Your stay includes access to The Indie's amenity decks:
- Rooftop pool with open downtown Dallas skyline views
- Covered sky lounge with deep sectional seating, ceiling fans, and turf, the best sunset seat in the building
- Courtyard with a linear fire feature, gas grills, and outdoor dining tables
- Resident lounge and bar with wine fridge, big-screen TV, and bar seating
- Fitness center with Matrix strength equipment, treadmills, ellipticals, spin bikes, free weights, and a mural wall worth a photo

THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Deep Ellum is Dallas's live-music and street-art district: murals on nearly every block, independent restaurants, cocktail bars, coffee roasters, and some of the best venues in the state. Downtown Dallas sits just minutes away, with Fair Park and the Farmers Market close by. of the best venues in the state. Downtown Dallas sits just minutes away, with Fair Park and the Farmers Market close by.

PERFECT FOR
Couples on a weekend trip, remote workers who want natural light and room to spread out, concertgoers who would rather walk home than call a ride, and anyone visiting downtown who would take a rooftop pool and a real kitchen over a hotel room.