Where you sleep in Frisco shapes your whole trip. The attractions here are spread across distinct districts, so the right hotel isn’t just about the room, it’s about which corner of the city you wake up in.
Hotels in Frisco TX run the full range, from world-class golf resorts with championship courses to clean, comfortable budget stays under $100 a night. The city now has more than 267 hotel properties and over 4,635 rooms, and this guide breaks down every category, luxury, mid-range, budget, extended-stay, and vacation rentals, plus the best areas to stay, airport transfers, and booking strategies that actually save money. Whether you’re here for a Cowboys game, a golf trip, KidZania with the kids, or a conference, this is how you pick the right base.
Hotels in Frisco TX at a glance
Short on time? This table sorts the categories by budget and who each one suits. Details on every property follow below.
| Category | Nightly range (2026) | Best for | Where it clusters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury resorts & hotels | ~$290-$624 | Golfers, couples, special occasions | PGA Frisco, The Star |
| Mid-range chains | ~$120-$250 | Most visitors, families, business | Tollway corridor, Stonebriar |
| Budget hotels | ~$54-$99 | Value seekers, longer stays | Toyota Stadium corridor, Hwy 121 |
| Extended stay | Varies (better weekly) | Relocations, work trips, families | Frisco Station, tollway |
| Vacation rentals | ~$225 avg | Groups of 4+, longer stays | Citywide (~920 listings) |
The overall average nightly rate across all categories sits around $143. If you want a full trip framework, our Frisco vacation planning guide pairs lodging with transportation and itineraries, and once you’ve booked, our guide to things to do in Frisco TX fills in the days.
Luxury hotels and resorts in Frisco TX
Frisco’s luxury scene has transformed in five years, and several properties now compete with the finest resorts anywhere in Texas. If you want an unforgettable upscale stay, these four consistently earn the highest praise. For an in-depth, property-by-property breakdown with pricing and pros and cons, see our dedicated guide to luxury hotels Frisco TX.
Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa
This is the crown jewel, and one of the most impressive resort properties in the state. Part of the massive PGA of America headquarters campus, it has 451 guest rooms, 49 suites, and 10 exclusive Ranch House Villas spread across 660 acres. Every room comes with custom oak liquor cabinets, tufted leather headboards, Egyptian cotton sheets, and pillowtop beds that make falling asleep almost too easy after a day on the course. The Ranch House Villas go further, four bedrooms, oak ceiling beams, hand-chiseled stone fireplaces, and 24/7 concierge.
The amenities are staggering: two 18-hole championship courses (Fields Ranch East by Gil Hanse and West by Beau Welling), the lighted 10-hole par-3 Swing, four pools including an adults-only rooftop infinity pool, a full-service Mokara Spa with 20 treatment rooms, and 13 restaurants and lounges. For meetings, there’s 127,000 square feet of event space. Rates typically run $290 to $624 a night depending on season (2026, check current), and guests rate it 9.2 out of 10. If golf is your reason for the trip, our guide to golf in Frisco and the PGA Frisco visitor guide go deeper on the courses.
Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star
Located at 11 Cowboys Way in the heart of the 91-acre Star district, this is the official hotel of the Dallas Cowboys, and one of the most uniquely positioned stays in the city. Its 300 guest rooms have direct access to the Cowboys’ world headquarters, the 12,000-seat Ford Center, and a walkable district packed with restaurants and nightlife. The signature amenity is The Edge, a fourth-floor rooftop pool with a bar and stunning views of the district below. Dining centers on Neighborhood Services, an upscale restaurant emphasizing local ingredients.
There’s 24,000 square feet of event space across 16 rooms, and the hotel won a 2024 “Best Luxury Conference and Event Hotel” award from Luxury Lifestyle Awards. It’s pet-friendly for animals under 25 pounds, offers valet with in-and-out privileges, and includes complimentary high-speed WiFi. Like its PGA sibling, it holds a 9.2 out of 10 guest rating. To plan the Cowboys side of your visit, see our visitor guide to The Star.
Hyatt Regency Frisco-Dallas
The Hyatt Regency at 2615 Preston Road has a trump card: it connects directly to Stonebriar Centre via a covered walkway, putting 165 stores, a 24-screen AMC IMAX, the only KidZania in America, and dozens of restaurants literally steps from your room. It has 303 rooms including 34 suites across 16 floors. Options run from standard 365-square-foot rooms up to a 1,300-square-foot top-floor suite with panoramic skyline views. Every room includes a 65-inch TV, climate control, blackout curtains, a coffee maker, and a mini-fridge.
There’s an outdoor pool with a poolside bar, the Copper and Steel Table restaurant, a fitness center, and 27,500 square feet of meeting space. Rates start around $167, with recent bookings averaging $208 to $251. One thing to budget for: a $20 daily destination fee that covers WiFi and other amenities. If shopping’s your focus, our Stonebriar Centre guide maps the mall.
HALL Park Hotel: Frisco’s award-winning boutique
The HALL Park Hotel represents a new breed of boutique luxury, and it was named one of USA Today’s 2026 best new hotels in the country, ranking ninth overall and the only Texas property on the list. The modernist tower holds 224 accommodations, including The Reserve Suites, 60 apartment-style suites with full kitchenettes and private balconies. Its Palato Italian Kitchen and Bar serves handmade pizzas, fresh pastas, pork Milanese, and Tuscan salmon. A contemporary art collection runs throughout, and there’s 20,000-plus square feet of flexible event space. It sits next to Kaleidoscope Park and the new flagship Frisco Public Library, one of the prettiest walking environments in the metroplex.
Mid-range hotels: comfort without the luxury price tag
This is where most Frisco visitors land, and honestly where the best value lives. Reliable brands, comfortable rooms, solid amenities, and rates typically $120 to $250 a night. Frisco’s spot along the Dallas North Tollway corridor has drawn nearly every major hotel brand, so options abound.
Hilton and Hilton-brand properties
The Hilton Garden Inn Frisco sits near the Frisco Convention Center and Dr Pepper Ballpark (home of the RoughRiders), with free parking, WiFi, cooked-to-order breakfast, evening room service, adjustable beds, and in-room microwaves and fridges. The Hampton Inn and Suites Dallas/Frisco North-FieldhouseUSA sits off the tollway across from FieldhouseUSA, with free breakfast and WiFi and walking distance to Frisco Square. The Hampton Inn and Suites Legacy Park serves the affluent Legacy Park area. The Canopy by Hilton Dallas Frisco Station brings a boutique feel with modern ranch-style decor and 55-inch HDTVs. And for a younger, design-forward traveler, the Aloft Frisco is contemporary and notably dog-friendly, with first-floor rooms for pet owners.
Marriott properties
Multiple Courtyard by Marriott locations across Frisco deliver the brand’s reliable clean, modern rooms with workspaces that suit leisure and business travelers alike. The Sheraton Stonebriar Hotel in Legacy Business Park offers first-class amenities in a prime location near Stonebriar’s shopping and dining.
Other notable mid-range options
The Drury Inn and Suites Dallas Frisco, at the tollway and Gaylord Parkway, stands out for its generous included amenities. The Westin Dallas Stonebriar Golf Resort and Spa spreads across a 400-acre setting adjacent to the Fazio course at Stonebriar Country Club, ideal for golfers who want a resort feel at mid-range pricing. And Embassy Suites properties provide the brand’s signature two-room suites with made-to-order breakfast and evening reception, excellent value for families.
Budget-friendly hotels in Frisco TX under $100
Traveling to Frisco on a budget doesn’t mean roughing it. Several well-kept properties offer clean rooms, reliable amenities, and convenient locations starting as low as $54 a night.
Best value budget picks
The La Quinta Inn and Suites by Wyndham Dallas-Frisco Stadium is exceptional value starting around $69, with free breakfast, free WiFi, a heated indoor pool, and a 24/7 fitness center. It’s also one of the more generous pet-friendly budget hotels, taking two pets up to 75 pounds for just $25 a night. The Holiday Inn Express and Suites Dallas-Frisco NW Toyota Stadium starts around $79 with a convenient location near the stadium. The Comfort Suites Frisco offers spacious rooms and continental breakfast from about $78. And for the most budget-conscious, the Comfort Inn and Suites Frisco-Plano area can drop to $54 (2026, check current) while keeping clean rooms and basic amenities. Most budget properties cluster along the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 121, so you’re never far from the major attractions.
Extended stay hotels for longer visits
Relocating, on a multi-week assignment, or just want a full kitchen on vacation? Extended-stay hotels in Frisco TX give you apartment-style living with hotel conveniences, at rates that get more competitive the longer you stay.
Top extended stay properties
The Residence Inn Dallas Frisco opened in August 2019 at Frisco Station, within walking distance of The Star. It offers studio, one-, and two-bedroom suites, each with a full kitchen, WiFi, a fitness center, and an indoor pool, which makes it popular with visitors attending Cowboys events. The Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas-Frisco earns rave reviews with a 9.6 out of 10 rating, one of the highest of any Frisco hotel regardless of category, and every suite has a full kitchen with a full-size fridge, stovetop, dishwasher, and cookware, plus daily breakfast. The TownePlace Suites by Marriott offers spacious suites, a pool, free WiFi and breakfast, shuttle service, and a 24-hour mini-mart. And Home2 Suites by Hilton delivers a modern, eco-friendly extended-stay experience with modular rooms and communal work spaces.
Airbnb and vacation rentals in Frisco
Frisco’s rental market has grown substantially, with roughly 920 properties across the city, from cozy one-bedroom apartments to five-bedroom homes for large groups. The average daily rate is about $225, with an average guest rating of 4.8 out of 5.0. Most listings (86 percent) are entire homes; 14 percent are private rooms. By size, 42 percent are one-bedroom, 21 percent have three bedrooms, 15 percent two, and 8 percent five or more.
Nearly all rentals include air conditioning, internet (98 percent), washer and dryer (93 percent), and dedicated parking (93 percent). About 37.5 percent of listings offer special long-term rates for stays of a month or more. Rentals are especially cost-effective for families or groups of four or more, where a three-bedroom home at $225 a night can be significantly cheaper per person than multiple hotel rooms.
Best areas to stay in Frisco TX
Choosing where to stay matters nearly as much as choosing which hotel, because Frisco’s attractions are spread across several distinct districts. Each area has its own personality, price point, and set of nearby draws. Here’s how to pick your home base.
The Star entertainment district
If you’re here mainly for the Cowboys, nightlife, or dining, The Star is the place. This 91-acre development anchored by the Cowboys’ headquarters and the Ford Center has walkable access to restaurants, shops, and entertainment. The Omni Frisco Hotel sits right in the heart of it, and the Residence Inn Dallas Frisco at nearby Frisco Station is a strong alternative that costs less while keeping you within walking distance.
Stonebriar and Legacy area
For shoppers, families visiting KidZania, and anyone who wants a central location with maximum dining, Stonebriar is hard to beat. The Hyatt Regency connects directly to the mall, and the area is surrounded by restaurants and entertainment. Hotels here average about $109 a night, roughly 41 percent above the Frisco average, but the convenience justifies the premium. The Westin Dallas Stonebriar and the Sheraton Stonebriar are both excellent picks.
PGA Frisco campus
Golfers and resort seekers should look north to the PGA Frisco area. The Omni PGA Frisco Resort dominates with two championship courses, a lighted short course, and 13 dining options. Even if golf isn’t your thing, the pools, spa, and ambiance make it a destination on its own. It’s the most expensive area, but the all-inclusive resort experience can be good value once you factor in the on-site activities.
North Frisco and Toyota Stadium corridor
The area along the Dallas North Tollway near Toyota Stadium is the best value for budget-minded travelers, with hotels averaging around $74 a night. It puts you within reach of Toyota Stadium (FC Dallas and the National Soccer Hall of Fame), Frisco Fresh Market, Frisco Square, and the historic Rail District. Multiple budget and extended-stay properties line this corridor, ideal for families and longer stays where saving on the room means more money for experiences.
Dallas North Tollway and Highway 121 corridors
Want easy access to everything without committing to one district? The main transportation corridors offer the widest variety at every price point. The tollway is the primary artery connecting all the hotel districts, and Highway 121 gives quick access to Legacy, Stonebriar, and neighboring Plano and Allen. This is where you’ll find the greatest concentration of mid-range chains.
Hotels for business travelers and conferences
Frisco ranks among the Top 50 Meeting Destinations in North America according to Cvent, and it earns it. The city offers a combined 440,000-plus square feet of flexible meeting and event space across its major hotels and the Frisco Convention Center, which has made it increasingly popular for corporate retreats and industry conferences.
The Omni PGA Frisco Resort leads with 127,000 square feet of event space, 19 meeting rooms, and two ballrooms totaling nearly 34,000 square feet, enough for anything from a boardroom session to a full convention. The Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star adds 24,000 square feet across 16 spaces, with the unique option of incorporating the Cowboys’ Ford Center. The HALL Park Hotel brings 20,000-plus square feet of modern indoor and outdoor space with state-of-the-art AV. The Hyatt Regency adds 27,500 square feet, and the Westin Dallas Stonebriar contributes 30,644 square feet plus a Topgolf Swing Suite for team building. Extended-stay properties like the Residence Inn and Homewood Suites are particularly good value for multi-day conferences, since kitchens and free breakfast help manage per diems.
Pet-friendly hotels in Frisco TX
With 58 pet-friendly properties, finding a hotel that welcomes your dog is straightforward, but policies and fees vary a lot, so read the details before booking.
The La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas-Frisco Stadium is one of the most generous, taking two pets up to 75 pounds for just $25 a night with no breed restrictions. The Candlewood Suites Dallas-Frisco NW Toyota Center accepts two pets of any size, charging $75 for one to six nights or $150 for longer. Hotel Indigo Frisco allows two pets up to 75 pounds for $50 (one night) or $75 (longer) and has designated pet relief areas. At the luxury end, the Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star welcomes pets under 25 pounds, and the Omni PGA Frisco accommodates them too. The Aloft Frisco stands out for including a pet bed, bowl, and treats, though dogs must be under 40 pounds and get first-floor rooms. The Hyatt House Dallas/Frisco accepts two housebroken dogs per room (max 50 pounds each or 75 combined). Other options include Embassy Suites, Hyatt Regency, Sheraton Stonebriar, and the Westin Stonebriar. Always confirm the current policy when booking, since fees and restrictions change.
Practical tips: booking, airports, and getting around
Best times to book hotels in Frisco TX
Timing your booking strategically can save 10 to 30 percent. The cheapest months are August and the December-through-January stretch, when rates can drop up to 22 percent below peak. April, May, and October tend to be the most expensive, driven by pleasant weather, event schedules, and spring sports. For the best rates, book three to six weeks out, and consider booking on a Monday, data shows it’s consistently the least expensive day to reserve, while Sunday is the most expensive.
Non-refundable advance-purchase rates typically save 10 to 30 percent over flexible rates. Weekend nights (Friday and Saturday) run 10 to 30 percent higher than midweek, so a Sunday-through-Thursday visit stretches your budget further. And during major events at The Star, PGA Frisco, or Toyota Stadium, rates can spike 50 percent or more, so book event weekends well in advance. Our Frisco events calendar helps you see those spikes coming.
Getting to Frisco from the airports
DFW International Airport is roughly 25 to 30 miles from most Frisco hotels, a 25- to 40-minute drive depending on traffic. Dallas Love Field is about 18 miles away, 25 to 35 minutes. Both offer Uber and Lyft, with typical fares of $30 to $55. GO Airport Shuttle runs scheduled service from DFW to Frisco hotels, and several properties in the Toyota Stadium corridor offer complimentary shuttles within a two- to four-mile radius. If you’re renting, the drive from either airport is straightforward via the tollway. A car is the most convenient way to explore, since attractions are spread across districts, though within The Star or Stonebriar you can lean on walkability and rideshare. For every route, see our how to get to Frisco guide.
Hotel taxes and fees
When budgeting, factor in the state occupancy tax of 6 percent plus local and county taxes that can push the total above 10 percent of your room rate. Some hotels add resort or destination fees of $15 to $25 a night covering WiFi, pool, and fitness access. Always ask about these when booking so there are no surprises on the final bill.
How to choose the right Frisco hotel for your trip
With 267 properties to sort through, the fastest way to narrow the field is to decide what your trip is actually built around, then let that dictate the district before you ever compare individual hotels.
Traveling with kids? Prioritize a pool and, ideally, a kitchen or free breakfast, three restaurant meals a day for a family adds up fast. Extended-stay suites like the Homewood Suites and Residence Inn, or the mall-connected Hyatt Regency (walk to KidZania in minutes), tend to make the most sense. Suite hotels with separate living areas, like Embassy Suites, are a relief when kids go to bed before parents do.
Here for a Cowboys game or a concert at the Ford Center? Staying inside The Star is worth the premium on event nights, purely for the walk-back-to-your-room factor when traffic snarls afterward. If the budget is tighter, the Residence Inn at Frisco Station keeps you walkable to the district for less.
Golf trip? The Omni PGA Frisco is the obvious anchor, but the Westin Dallas Stonebriar sits next to a Fazio course at mid-range pricing and is an underrated pick for a foursome watching its spend. Our golf in Frisco guide pairs courses with nearby stays.
On the booking mechanics: compare the aggregators to set a baseline, then check the brand’s own site, chains like Hilton, Marriott, Hyatt, and Omni frequently match or beat third-party rates and throw in loyalty perks (free WiFi, late checkout, points) that the aggregators can’t. Read the fine print for destination and resort fees, which don’t always show up in the headline rate, and if you belong to AAA or AARP, those discounts typically run 8 to 10 percent. For groups of four or more, always price a vacation rental against two hotel rooms before you decide, the math often favors the rental.
Traveling on a tighter budget? I put together a separate guide to budget-friendly hotels in Frisco under $100 that covers the best-value stays along the Dallas North Tollway.
In town for a Cowboys game or an event at the district? Our roundup of the best hotels near The Star in Frisco covers every price tier within minutes of the action.
For a closer look at Frisco’s marquee property, see our Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star guide covering rooms, amenities, and booking tips.
Frequently asked questions about hotels in Frisco TX
What is the average hotel price in Frisco Texas?
The overall average nightly rate across all categories is roughly $143. Budget two-star properties start as low as $54, mid-range three- and four-star hotels run $120 to $250, and luxury properties like the Omni PGA Frisco Resort run $290 to $624. Rates vary a lot by season, with December-January and August offering the lowest prices.
What is the best area to stay in Frisco TX?
It depends on your priorities. The Star district is ideal for sports fans and nightlife, with the Omni Frisco Hotel right at the Cowboys’ headquarters. Stonebriar suits shoppers and families with direct mall access from the Hyatt Regency. The PGA Frisco campus is perfect for golfers and resort seekers. And the North Frisco and Toyota Stadium corridor offers the best budget-friendly options, averaging around $74.
How far is Frisco from DFW Airport?
Frisco is about 25 to 30 miles from DFW International, a 25- to 40-minute drive depending on traffic and your specific hotel. Dallas Love Field is about 18 miles with similar drive times. Rideshare typically costs $30 to $55 from either airport.
Are there pet-friendly hotels in Frisco?
Yes, Frisco has 58 pet-friendly properties. Options range from budget picks like the La Quinta Inn (two pets up to 75 pounds for $25 a night) to luxury stays like the Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star (pets under 25 pounds). The Candlewood Suites is one of the most accommodating, accepting two pets of any size.
Does Frisco have good hotels for business conferences?
Frisco ranks among the Top 50 Meeting Destinations in North America with over 440,000 square feet of combined meeting space. The Omni PGA Frisco Resort alone offers 127,000 square feet with 19 meeting rooms, while the Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star, HALL Park Hotel, Hyatt Regency, and Westin Stonebriar all provide substantial conference facilities with full AV and catering.
What are the best luxury hotels in Frisco TX?
The top luxury hotels are the Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa (451 rooms, two golf courses, four pools, 13 restaurants, rated 9.2/10), the Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star (300 rooms, rooftop pool, official Cowboys hotel, rated 9.2/10), the Hyatt Regency Frisco-Dallas (303 rooms, connected to Stonebriar, rated 9.2/10), and the HALL Park Hotel (224 rooms, a USA Today 2026 best new hotel). Our luxury hotels Frisco TX guide reviews each in depth.
Are there hotels in Frisco TX under $100?
Yes, several regularly offer rates under $100. The La Quinta Inn and Suites starts around $69, the Comfort Suites Frisco from $78, the Holiday Inn Express from $79, and the Comfort Inn and Suites Frisco-Plano area occasionally drops to $54. These include amenities like free breakfast, WiFi, and pool access.
How many hotels are in Frisco Texas?
As of 2026, Frisco has 267 hotel properties offering over 4,635 rooms. The inventory keeps growing alongside the city’s population, with new properties opening regularly to meet demand from tourists, business travelers, and event attendees.
Final thoughts
Match the neighborhood to your trip and everything else gets easier. Cowboys fans should anchor at The Star; golfers and couples belong at PGA Frisco; shoppers and families do best near Stonebriar; and value seekers should look to the Toyota Stadium corridor. Book midweek, three to six weeks out, watch the event calendar, and always ask about resort fees. Do that, and hotels in Frisco TX deliver a level of polish that finally matches the city’s status as one of the most attraction-rich destinations in North Texas. When you’re ready to fill the days, our guides to things to do in Frisco and where to eat take it from here.
