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NYLO's Third Property Set to Open July 27

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 1001 W Royal Lane [map], Irving, TX, United States, 75039
June 11, 2009 at 11:11 AM | by | Comments (2)

Good news! Our fave budget-chic brand, NYLO, is opening up its third property in Irving, Texas (Las Colinas — in the Dallas area) on July 27th. The brand's expansion has been going pretty slowly since the first property in Plano, Texas opened up in December of '07, but we'll take what we can get here and remain hopeful that NYLO and their spinoff brand, XP, will pull through and keep opening up hotels as planned.

We dropped in on the NYLO site today and noticed NYLO Las Colinas is taking rezzies starting on July 27th (that's a Monday), and they're running a special opening rate promo with rates down as low as $139.00 until September 7 (when they'll go up to around $159-ish).

Check out the hotel (and the sweet-ass pool with an outdoor bar) here, and cross your fingers for no delays on this bad boy.

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Address City incorrect

The city of this Hotel property is Irving not Dallas.  

Please change

Thanks

untmom on June 11, 2009 at 1:18 PM #Permalink

NYLO

Every time I see the name of this hotel company I think it refers to a NY Hotel.

Maybe if J.Lo owned a hotel in NY it would be called NYLO

Its confusing.

(PS - Everytime I see Red Roof Inn or a Hilton Garden Inn I do NOT think of NYC, and both are here so I guess all is fair in hotel nomenclature)

meyekull on June 11, 2009 at 2:49 PM #Permalink

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