La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Dumas

Name: La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Dumas
Address: 1912 S Dumas Avenue, Dumas, TX, 79029, United States
Telephone: +1-806-934-5515

1912 S Dumas Avenue , Dumas, TX 79029 US

+1-806-934-5515

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Comfort & Convenience in Dumas

Pet-friendly hotel off US-287 north of Amarillo

At La Quinta^® by Wyndham Dumas, you'll have a wonderful stay in northern Texas, complete with thoughtful amenities and friendly service. Located off US-287, our pet-friendly hotel is next door to the Window on the Plains Museum and just a short drive from Pheasant Trails Golf Course and Amarillo College Moore County Campus. If work brings you here, enjoy easy access to 8th Street Events and businesses like the Valero McKee Refinery. For those driving through Texas, we're 45 miles north of Amarillo.

Everything for a Bright Stay

You'll love free breakfast and WiFi—plus, our indoor pool and gym

Our everyday essentials and signature Here for You service shine bright. Wake up with a free Bright Side Breakfast^® of eggs, waffles, and more. Keep connected with free WiFi and our business center, work out in the gym, and relax in the indoor pool and hot tub. We also offer a game room and evening reception with free beer and snacks, as well as free parking, laundry facilities, and a Bright Side Market. Each of our non-smoking guest rooms features a flat-screen HDTV, mini-refrigerator, microwave, desk, coffee maker, ironing amenities, and hair dryer.

Discover Dumas

Savor southern barbecue, go hiking, or learn about local history

Next door to our hotel, you can see local artists' work at The Art Center and learn about ranching and farming in the Texas Panhandle during the 19th and 20th centuries at the Window on the Plains Museum. Dig into delicious Texas barbecue and catch a movie at the Evelyn Theatre. If you love the outdoors, go bird-watching at Cactus Playa Lake, hike around Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, or explore Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument where Native Americans mined flint for tools.