The Joule Hotel, Gothic Revival hotel in downtown Dallas, United States
The Joule occupies the 1927 Dallas National Bank Building, a light gray stone high-rise at 1530 Main Street, between Akard and Ervay streets in downtown Dallas. With the Kirby Building, it is one of the city's two Gothic high-rises. It holds 160 rooms, and its tenth-floor pool cantilevers eight feet over the easement below.
The building was originally constructed in 1927 as a banking facility for Dallas National Bank. It was later transformed into a hotel and recognized on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005.
The basement cocktail bar Midnight Rambler takes its decor from the bar in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining and David Lynch's Silencio Club. On the lobby level, guests eat at the Americano and CBD Provisions restaurants and drink coffee at Weekend Coffee.
The Joule occupies the 1927 Dallas National Bank Building at 1530 Main Street, between Akard and Ervay streets at the end of Stone Street Plaza. The entrance is on Main Street; the lobby level holds Americano, CBD Provisions and Weekend Coffee, and the Midnight Rambler bar is in the basement. The tenth-floor pool cantilevers eight feet over the easement below.
The hotel features a modern swimming pool on the tenth floor that extends outward beyond the building's edge. This unusual feature offers swimmers a perspective of the downtown skyline while bathing in the water.
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