Stay Where The Action Is

The Hilton Anatole will be the meeting place for the delegates of the Mensa International Board of Directors (IBD) meeting in 2023.

The Hilton Anatole opened in 1979 as the largest meeting hotel in the United States at the time. It has grown and now holds over 1,600 sleeping rooms to match the vast meeting space. At the Hilton Anatole, guests can enjoy the JadeWaters Pool Complex, relax and recharge in the Verandah Fitness Club & V-Spa, and enjoy drinks and dining at one of the restaurants and bars throughout the complex. Check out the many things to do at the hotel here.

The Hilton Anatole also displays various pieces of art throughout the venue from the private collection of Trammell and Margaret Crow. Some of these pieces once graced the royal palaces of kings, emperors, and czars from Japan, China, India, and Southeast Asia, dating back to the fifth Century BCE. In the lobby connecting the two sleeping room towers is the sweeping design of Nebula, a cluster of starts, the work of world-renown artist Reuben Margolin. Combining the logic of mathematics with the inspiration from wave patterns for the observer. This movement is not digital in origin but rather the result of a mechanism using physics to crate complex and fluid shapes. Any guest can get lost in viewing these treasures up close and personal. <insert photos of some art>

Travel to the Hilton Anatole Hotel only takes 20 minutes from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The Hilton Anatole sits just north of Dallas City Center and is usually a 10 to 15-minute Uber ride anywhere in the city. It is easily accessible to all that Dallas has to offer, from history, art, shopping, and dining.

Both delegates and Mensans will find this hotel's location extremely convenient as they experience all that Dallas has to offer.