SOVA Micro-Room & Social Hotel
2105 Commerce St, Dallas City Center, Dallas (TX), United States, TX 75201 - See map
Conveniently situated in the Dallas City Center part of Dallas (TX), this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options. This 3-star property is packed with in-house facilities to improve the quality and joy of your stay.
Highlights
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Facilities
Car park
Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
Front desk [24-hour]
Luggage storage
Check-in/out [private]
Coffee shop
Bar
Tours
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SOVA Micro”
Really nice hotel and location.,was kinda thinking about it at first, but the staff and cleanliness of the hotel. Really nice small room for last minute travel
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Superb location!”
Five minutes walk to Down Town,8 minutes walk to two blocks of bars and restaurants!!5min walk to Farmers Market, Great friendly staff,great bar in the lobby, Clean ,modern facility and room. Minus,room was small, no window at all!But otherwise great spot in Dallas
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A Fantastic Stay!”
The Coen brothers. The Safdie brothers. The Winklevoss twins. Often Americans are fascinated by business partners who's success runs in tandem to their blood relation. The Shirk twins, namely Blake and Brandon, are in my opinion on such an upward trajectory. As new hoteliers they have constructed a business model most similar to Yotel's futuristic pods in Manhattan or Norwegian Cruise Lines' single-occupancy cabins, with variances on neo-luxury hostel franchises such as The Freehand. Businesses such as these, but particularly the SOVA in Dallas, are capitalizing on a North American generational shift which prioritizes experiences over products, design over brand name, and relationships over the cold fine print of outsized corporate chains. The design of the reception/social area and rooms are sleek and inviting. As I entered the front door there was a fresh coat of blue paint drying on the adjoining walls, ostensibly intended to relax and invite. While trading travel tales with owner Blake, he explained how the beautifully polished one-piece coffee bar had been sourced in Jalisco, MX along with other furniture on site. The rooms would equally bedazzle any value-conscious traveler, sporting a bidet (!) and mattresses designed for dozing in that priceless REM stage (think of how inefficient your travel life already is without adequate hygiene and rest and you begin to realize the huge power of what is branded 'micro'.) By prioritizing these creature comforts, SOVA realizes efficiencies for owners and customers alike. Less space means less space to clean for housekeeping, less furniture to reupholster or appliances to fix by maintenance, and ultimately less time for rooms to be turned over and made spotless. For guests, that means longer times afforded to recuperate and enjoy their rooms and its amenities, and ultimately more choice in how their downtime is spent. Thus, the birth of the "Social Hotel," as the founders coined it. A small bar and lounge ar
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