The Knox, Auberge Collection opened in Dallas’s Knox Street neighborhood on October 15, 2026, providing a new luxury lodging option adjacent to the 3.5-mile Katy Trail recreational corridor. Reservations for stays at the property began on October 15, with first availability starting January 29, 2027. The hotel anchors a larger commercial and residential redevelopment in the Knox Street area.
Hotel Size and Accommodation Types
The property contains 140 guest rooms and suites alongside 48 private residences. Guest rooms feature marble bathrooms and curated artwork, while suites offer distinct living and dining areas. The largest suite, known as The Manse, includes a private fitness area, wellness
room, bar, and media room. The Promenade Suite features a 2,100-square-foot terrace with private dining and lounge spaces. Additionally, the hotel offers two- and three-bedroom apartments named Abbott House, Hester House, and Hyland House, designed for longer stays.
Amenities: Dining, Wellness and Event Spaces
The Knox hosts four dining venues: a signature American restaurant, an indoor-outdoor salon, an evening cocktail lounge, and a poolside dining area overlooking the Dallas skyline. The Well-being by Auberge spa facility offers skin therapies, thermal baths, and recovery treatments. Event spaces include the Colonnade Room ballroom with floor-to-ceiling windows and a wrap-around terrace, The Gallery pre-function area decorated with art, Knox
Parlour Rooms comprising multiple meeting rooms, and the Trophy Room for private dining.
Design and Interior Architecture
Public interiors and guest accommodations were designed by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio. The private residences’ interiors were created by Chad Dorsey Design. The design incorporates elements reflecting Dallas’s culture and energy, aiming to integrate the hotel into the Knox Street neighborhood.
Management Statements and Vision
Rick Fidel, regional vice president and general manager, described the hotel as more than a lodging facility, emphasizing its role as a gathering place combining dining, well-being, design, and hospitality. Christian Clerc, president and CEO of Auberge Collection, called The Knox a new chapter for the
brand’s growth into major cities. Sabrina Gleizer of development partner BDT & MSD Partners expressed that the hotel was meant to feel distinctly Dallas and a meaningful part of the Knox Street area, achieved through collaboration on design and hospitality.
Role in Redevelopment and Brand Expansion
The Knox serves as the hospitality anchor for a broader commercial and residential redevelopment project involving BDT & MSD Partners, Trammell Crow Company, Owners of Highland Park Village, and The Retail Connection. The Auberge Collection is expanding its presence in major metropolitan markets, with plans to open Cambridge House in London’s Mayfair neighborhood in 2027.
