Peachtree Opens Dual-Branded Hotel in Uptown Dallas
The 264-room property combines AC Hotel and Moxy brands in one building in the Uptown district.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Hotels
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Peachtree Group has opened the AC Hotel Dallas Uptown and Moxy Dallas Uptown, a dual-branded property with 264 guestrooms. The hotel was developed with Phoenix Development Partners and is operated by Peachtree's hospitality management division.
Why it matters
The opening adds lodging capacity in Uptown Dallas as the city draws corporate investment, particularly in financial services. Shared amenities across two brands reflect a format designed to serve varied guest types in one building.
The property comprises 110 AC Hotel rooms and 154 Moxy rooms, sharing a 1,000-sq.-ft. fitness center. Opening-date, pricing and occupancy figures were not disclosed in the source.
The players
Peachtree Group
Peachtree Group is a hospitality company that develops and operates hotels, including the dual-branded Dallas Uptown property.
Phoenix Development Partners
Phoenix Development Partners is a real estate development firm that co-developed the Dallas Uptown hotel with Peachtree Group.
Marriott International
Marriott International is a global hotel company that owns the AC Hotel and Moxy brands used in the Dallas property.
The details
The property includes shared amenities and flexible meeting and event spaces, along with High Point, an indoor-outdoor rooftop bar overlooking the Dallas skyline. The two brands operate within one building, offering different room types under the same roof.
Timeline
The opening announcement was published on November 5, 2026.
Market Landscape
Dallas is drawing major financial firms, including Goldman Sachs with an 800,000-sq.-ft. campus and Morgan Stanley with a nearly $700-million regional headquarters. The Uptown hotel opening adds lodging near these expanding corporate operations.
Travelers visiting Uptown Dallas now have a 264-room option that combines two price tiers under one roof. Guests can use the shared fitness center and rooftop bar as part of their stay.
The takeaway
Dual-branded hotels allow one property to serve different traveler budgets and needs. Travelers comparing Uptown Dallas options can weigh shared amenities against the room type each brand offers.
Further reading
For more lodging coverage, browse the Hotels section for Dallas and other destinations.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Hotel Business.
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