- The Knox Auberge Collection opens for stays from 29 January 2027.
- The hotel features 140 guest rooms and 48 private residences.
- It is Martin Brudnizki’s only standalone US hotel project.
- Rates start at $1,000 (€854) per night.
- The property includes four food and beverage concepts.
The Knox Auberge Collection in Dallas has opened reservations for stays from 29 January 2027. The hotel is in the Knox Street neighbourhood between Highland Park Village SMU and the Katy Trail. It features 140 guest rooms and suites plus 48 private residences with a rooftop pool on the ninth floor overlooking downtown.
The property is the first full expression of Martin Brudnizki’s vision in Dallas and his only standalone US hotel project. It offers four food and beverage concepts a social wellness destination and event spaces. The signature suites The Manse and Promenade Suite deliver elevated residential-style stays. The Promenade Suite includes a 2,100 sq ft terrace.
The Knox is part of Auberge Collection’s expansion which also includes Cambridge House in London’s Mayfair next year. Rates start at $1,000 (€854) per night. The property is developed through a partnership with BDT and MSD Partners, Trammell Crow Company, the Owners of Highland Park Village and The Retail Connection.
Christian Clerc shared “The Knox marks an exciting new chapter in Auberge Collection’s growth as we bring our distinctive approach to hospitality to the world’s most dynamic cities. We are proud to welcome The Knox to our portfolio and introduce a vibrant destination that celebrates Dallas’s distinctive character while offering a deeply personal experience that is uniquely Auberge.”
Rick Fidel shared “We are delighted to begin welcoming guests to The Knox, Auberge Collection and introduce a new expression of luxury hospitality to Dallas. Inspired by the energy, character, and culture of the city, The Knox was designed to be more than a hotel. It will be a gathering place where exceptional dining, thoughtful wellbeing, inspired design, and extraordinary hospitality come together.”
