Long stay hotels in Dallas with kitchens and monthly rates

Long stay hotels in Dallas give travelers who need a week or more a better deal than booking standard nightly rates. This list covers five properties confirmed as operating in 2026, each verified for address, pricing, and guest review scores across at least two sources. Hotels are ranked by lowest verified 30-night nightly equivalent first, then by guest review score, then by sustainability credentials, with alphabetical order as the final tiebreaker.

How we ranked these long stay hotels in Dallas

Every hotel on this list was checked against its official website, Google Maps, and at least one major booking platform to confirm the address, brand name, and current operating status. Pricing reflects the nightly equivalent on a 30-night stay, sourced from the hotel's direct site and one OTA. Hotels that could not be verified on two independent sources were excluded. The ranking puts the lowest verified rate first. Within a $20 rate band, the higher guest review score wins. If scores are close, the hotel with confirmed sustainability credentials ranks above the one without. Alphabetical order breaks any remaining ties.

Side-by-side comparison: long stay hotels in Dallas

Hotel	Typical rate (30-night stay)	Star rating	Review score	Kitchenette	Sustainability verified	Best for
Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas Downtown	Mid-range (30-night rate)	3	8.3/10	Yes	No	Business travelers who want a full suite near Uptown
Residence Inn by Marriott Dallas Downtown	Mid-range (30-night rate)	3	8.5/10	Yes	No	Travelers who want Marriott Bonvoy points on long stays
Hyatt House Dallas Uptown	Premium mid-range (30-night rate)	3	8.7/10	Yes	No	Guests who want a social atmosphere and rooftop access

Dallas long stay hotel pricing: what to expect by season

Dallas hotel rates follow a predictable pattern tied to corporate travel and major events. January through early March and mid-July through August tend to bring the lowest rates, with 30-night nightly equivalents at budget extended-stay properties dropping to their annual floor. March through May and September through November are the busiest months, driven by conventions at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center and corporate relocations. Booking directly through a hotel's website for a 30-night stay typically unlocks a 10–20% discount compared to the standard nightly rate. If your dates are flexible, shifting a check-in by one week in either direction during shoulder season can produce meaningful savings.

Tips for booking long stay hotels in Dallas

Book a 30-night stay directly on the hotel's website first. Most extended-stay brands post their lowest rates there before OTAs.
Ask the front desk about weekly or monthly rate adjustments even after booking. Many properties will reprice your stay if you extend it.
DART light rail connects several Dallas neighborhoods, but most extended-stay properties near Love Field or along I-635 are car-oriented. Factor in parking costs, which vary by property and can range from complimentary to a premium nightly fee.
January and July are the two months where 30-night rates drop the most across all tiers. If your project timeline is flexible, those months offer the best value.
Many booking platforms allow filtering by 'extended stay' or 'apartment-style'. Use those filters to surface properties with full kitchens rather than just microwaves.

Our Picks

Top Hotels

Extended Stay America Suites - Dallas - Coit Road

12121 Coit Road, Dallas

6.8332 reviews

14 min walk to Forest Lane DART Station (Red Line/Blue Line)A 7

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Homewood Suites Dallas Downtown

1025 Elm Street, Dallas

8.2611 reviews

5 min walk to Akard DART Station (Red Line/Blue Line/Green Line/Orange Line)The Akard DART station is a 5-minute walk

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Hyatt House Dallas Uptown

2914 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas

7.91,707 reviews

12 min walk to Victory DART Station (Green Line/Orange Line)The highest guest review score on this list at 8

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Residence Inn by Marriott Dallas Downtown

1712 Commerce Street, Dallas

8.8432 reviews

4 min walk to Convention Center DART Station (Green Line/Orange Line)An 8

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FAQs

Common Questions

WoodSpring Suites Dallas Love Field at 7299 Stemmons Freeway offers the lowest verified rate on this list on a 30-night stay and includes a full in-room kitchen. It is the most budget-friendly option for travelers who want to cut food costs over a multi-week stay.

Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas Downtown is a 5-minute walk from Akard Station, which connects all four DART lines. Residence Inn by Marriott Dallas Downtown sits 4 minutes from Convention Center Station on the Green and Orange lines. Extended Stay America Premier Dallas Park Central is 14 minutes from Forest Lane Station on the Red and Blue lines.

Most extended-stay brands in Dallas price a 30-night stay 20–40% below the standard nightly rate. At the budget tier, that gap can be substantial, with monthly rates running well below what you would pay booking night by night for the same room. The savings grow further when you factor in cooking your own meals using the in-room kitchen.

Yes. WoodSpring Suites Dallas Love Field, Extended Stay America Premier Dallas Park Central, Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas Downtown, Residence Inn by Marriott Dallas Downtown, and Hyatt House Dallas Uptown all accept pets. Pet fees and weight limits vary by property, so confirm the current policy directly with the hotel before booking.

January and mid-July consistently produce the lowest 30-night rates across all tiers in Dallas. Corporate travel slows during those periods and convention bookings thin out, which pushes properties to drop their extended-stay pricing. Booking 30–45 days in advance during those windows gives you the best combination of availability and price.

Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas Downtown and Residence Inn by Marriott Dallas Downtown both include free hot breakfast on weekday mornings. Hyatt House Dallas Uptown also includes breakfast for guests. WoodSpring Suites and Extended Stay America Premier do not include breakfast, but both provide a full kitchen so guests can prepare their own meals.

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