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Come on.Īimbridge replaces Crescent Hotels & Resorts, the hotel's previous management company (based in Virginia and totally separate from The Crescent Hotel in Dallas), and is no stranger to the downtown hotel scene, as manager of the Statler Dallas the company also manages the Tru by Hilton Dallas Market Center, which only recently opened a rooftop bar.

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Suffice it to say that Hall Arts falls into the Full Service division. Rut-ro, sounds like Craig did not receive the delight memo.Īimbridge has four divisions, each serving a different level of hotel, ranging from Full Service at the tippety top, which comprises luxury and resort-style properties, all the way down to Select Service which encompasses extended-stay type places. 'We are confident that Aimbridge's wide-ranging expertise and extensive network of hotel properties will make them the ideal partner to further elevate the luxury hotel experience at Hall Arts Hotel,' Hall says. Hall Arts Hotel developer Craig Hall gives it a thumbs-up as well. A spokesperson for Hall Arts Hotel says that they are 'delighted to be a part of Aimbridge's expansive portfolio of hotels, particularly in the luxury division, and are confident they’ll continue to elevate the guest experience at the property.' Everyone's delighted. There's a new boss at Hall Arts Hotel in Dallas' Arts District: The luxury property will now be managed by Aimbridge Hospitality, under its specialized Full Service Division operating branded full service, resorts, and luxury hotels.Īimbridge Hospitality divisional president Rob Smith says in a statement that they're delighted to assume management.