Larger Rooms Near AT&T Stadium: Premium and Studio Rooms With a Sofa and Sitting Area

Which room gives you the space you actually need?

When travelers ask for a larger room, they may mean somewhere to sit together, somewhere to eat, or enough beds for their group. Those are different needs. We recommend choosing by the furniture and equipment you will use instead of relying on a room category alone.

Our room sizes in square feet are not published, so we cannot give you a measured size comparison. We can tell you exactly which rooms have a sofa, dining table or kitchenette. That makes it easier to decide whether a room fits your plans before you book.

Compare our Premium and Studio room options

How to read this table: start with your guest count, then choose the feature you would miss most. A sofa is confirmed in Premium King and Studio Mini Kitchen King; do not assume that every Premium or Studio room has the same seating arrangement.

For a wider comparison, see all eight room types. Our Standard and Deluxe rooms also deserve consideration when beds matter more than a sofa or kitchenette. Paying attention to the actual features helps you avoid selecting a category that sounds right but does not meet your main need.

When should you choose the Premium King?

Our Premium King Room is the direct choice when your priority is a king bed plus a proper sitting area. The sofa and coffee table give you somewhere to sit together, talk through the day’s plans or unwind after returning from AT&T Stadium.

That distinction matters when you expect to spend time in the room beyond sleeping. You may want to sit with a drink from your in-room coffee maker, review plans with your travel companion or relax without using the bed as your only seating. The sofa area provides a defined place for that part of the stay.

Premium King has a mini-fridge and coffee maker. It does not have a kitchenette, cooktop or microwave. If preparing food is part of your plan, compare it with Studio Mini Kitchen King before making your reservation.

A sofa also should not be treated as an extra sleeping place. We do not list it as a sofa bed. Ask the front desk to confirm occupancy and any sleeping arrangement your party requires before booking.

For travelers who mainly want a comfortable place to sit, Premium King keeps the decision straightforward. You get the specific seating feature you came looking for, without choosing a kitchenette room solely because you associate a Studio category with more room.

What do the Studio Mini Kitchen rooms add?

Our Studio rooms add kitchen equipment, but the King and two-queen versions have different furniture. Choose between them by looking at both the bed arrangement and the way you expect to use the room.

The Studio Mini Kitchen King sleeps two and includes a king bed, sofa and coffee table, dining table with chairs, wall-mounted TV and ceiling fan. Its separate kitchenette has a sink, two-burner cooktop, microwave and full-height refrigerator.

That combination works well when you want somewhere to sit and somewhere to eat. The dining table gives meals their own place, while the sofa provides a separate seating choice. For a multi-night visit, those features may matter more to you than upgraded furnishings alone.

Studio Mini Kitchen 2 Queen sleeps four and includes two queen beds, a kitchenette, dresser, desk and chair, wall-mounted TV and ceiling fan. Its bathroom has a tub and shower. The kitchenette includes the same listed appliances: sink, two-burner cooktop, microwave and full-height refrigerator.

We do not list a sofa or dining table in Studio Mini Kitchen 2 Queen. If those features are essential, ask the front desk about your options before reserving. The two-queen Studio’s clear advantages are its beds, four-person capacity and kitchenette.

Only our two Studio Mini Kitchen room types have kitchenettes. Every other room has a mini-fridge and coffee maker only. Also, ask the front desk about cookware, dishes and utensils before planning meals; the appliance list alone does not tell you which supplies are provided.

Which room works for families, friends or a bigger group?

Start with sleeping capacity before comparing sitting areas. Our two-queen rooms sleep up to four, making them an option for families and friends who are comfortable sharing a room. Your choice then comes down to whether you want kitchen facilities, upgraded furnishings or a simpler room arrangement.

Premium Two Queen Beds sleeps four and has tufted headboards and our most upgraded furnishings. It suits guests who want two beds and place more value on the furnishings than on cooking equipment. It has a mini-fridge and coffee maker, not a kitchenette.

Studio Mini Kitchen 2 Queen also sleeps four, but its main added feature is the kitchenette. If keeping food in a full-height refrigerator or using a microwave and cooktop is important to your stay, that is the more relevant comparison point.

For a group of more than four, book two rooms. Two-queen rooms sleep four each, and separate rooms can help when travelers have different sleep schedules or want more privacy. Ask the front desk about adjacent rooms, but do not treat that request as a guarantee.

Use this order to narrow your choice:

1. Count everyone staying overnight. Choose a room arrangement that fits your full party.
2. Identify the essential feature. Decide whether you need a sofa, kitchenette or two queen beds.
3. Separate needs from preferences. A kitchen requirement should carry more weight than a preference for upgraded furnishings.
4. Confirm special arrangements. Call about occupancy questions, adjacent-room requests or anything your group depends on.

If you are comparing beyond these categories, our guide to Standard vs Deluxe vs Premium rooms explains the differences. Deluxe rooms have updated interiors and wood-style flooring; Deluxe King has a sitting chair. Standard King sleeps two and is on the quieter back side of the property.

Why stay with us for an Arlington game weekend?

We are at 1175 N Watson Rd, Arlington, TX 76011, in Arlington’s Entertainment District on the SH 360 frontage, between Dallas and Fort Worth. AT&T Stadium is 2.5 miles from the hotel, based on our published distance. That location lets you consider the rest of your Arlington plans alongside the game.

Our hotel near AT&T Stadium offers more than a choice of beds. We are fully renovated and non-smoking, with free Wi-Fi, free parking, guest laundry and an ATM. Every room has a mini-fridge and coffee maker, while the Studio rooms add the kitchenette facilities described above.

Breakfast is free: continental on weekdays and hot on weekends. Before an early kickoff, ask the front desk when breakfast is served so you can decide whether it fits your departure plan. Do not assume that your preferred stadium arrival time will align with breakfast service.

Our seasonal outdoor pool gives you another option during a stay when it is available. Pool hours and season dates are not published, so ask the front desk before making pool time part of your plans. R Lounge Bar is our own bar on site; ask the front desk about its hours.

You may also be building a weekend around other nearby destinations. Our published distances include Globe Life Field at 1.7 miles, Texas Live! at 2.1 miles, Six Flags Over Texas at 0.7 miles and Hurricane Harbor at 1.4 miles. Restaurants start from 0.4 miles, and Lincoln Square shopping is 2.4 miles away.

Use those distances to choose a sensible itinerary, then allow for traffic when deciding when to leave. Our arlington sports weekend guide can help you think through a stay that includes more than the stadium visit.

What should you plan before game day and arrival?

Free parking at the hotel is part of your stay, but it is separate from parking at AT&T Stadium. Stadium parking is the stadium’s own. We run no shuttle and provide no pickup of any kind, so plan to drive or arrange a rideshare independently.

A little planning before you arrive protects the time you have in Arlington. Make the room decision first, then settle your stadium travel plan and arrival details. That keeps questions about seating, sleeping capacity or late arrival from becoming last-minute problems.

1. Confirm your room’s defining features. Check that your reservation is for the room type with the sofa, kitchenette or beds you need.
2. Choose your game-day travel plan. Decide whether you will drive or use a rideshare, and account for traffic in your timing.
3. Check breakfast timing. Ask the front desk about service times if you want to eat before an early kickoff.
4. Match arrival with reception hours. Reception is Sun–Thu 6:30 AM–2:00 AM, Fri–Sat 6:30 AM–3:00 AM.
5. Arrange after-hours access if needed. After-hours check-in instructions are sent by email and text. Confirm your contact details and review those instructions before arriving.

For questions about your arrival, call our front desk at 817-652-3100. If your plans depend on a particular arrangement, make that call before travel. A confirmed room category and clear arrival instructions are more useful than assumptions made on the road.

How do you compare value and book the right room?

We do not publish a fixed room price. Rates vary by date, demand, citywide events, room type and availability. Compare live options for your actual stay dates rather than using a rate from another weekend as your budget.

The useful question is what each room adds to your visit. Premium King adds a sofa sitting area; Studio Mini Kitchen King adds that seating plus a dining table and kitchenette. Studio Mini Kitchen 2 Queen adds kitchen facilities for a party of up to four, while Premium Two Queen Beds emphasizes upgraded furnishings.

Booking direct can bring special discounts, including 10–15% off multi-night stays. Offers may be non-refundable, so confirm the terms when booking. A discount only helps if the room and cancellation conditions fit your plans.

To make a practical comparison:

1. Enter your stay dates and guest count. Use the same dates and party details when comparing room options.
2. Match the room name to your must-have feature. Do not substitute another category without checking its listed furnishings.
3. Read the displayed booking terms. Confirm any discount conditions and whether the reservation may be non-refundable.
4. Resolve unanswered questions before reserving. Call about occupancy, kitchen supplies, adjacent rooms or other requirements.
5. Book the option that fits the whole stay. Consider your time in the room as well as your time at the stadium.

Check live rates and book direct at secure.webrez.com/hotel/3014 or call the front desk at 817-652-3100. Tell us whether your priority is a sofa, a kitchenette or two queen beds so we can address the right questions.

If you are also hosting a gathering, our R Nite Star Event Center and hotel rooms are on the same property. The event center hosts up to 350 guests, and group room blocks are possible on request. Ask event sales about your event and room-block needs; neither should be assumed available without confirmation.

Event sales is Rina at 972-352-0888. Events are quoted by date, guest count and package, and submitting an inquiry does not confirm a booking. Event sales confirms availability.