attraction in Greater Houston. Anchors Macy's (250,000 sq ft., opened 2003 as Foley's, renamed Macy's in 2006) Neiman Marcus Flagship Store (224,000 sq ft., opened 1969) Nordstrom (226,000 sq ft., opened 2003) Saks Fifth Avenue Flagship Store (198,000 sq ft., opened 2017) Dillard's, which technically is not a part of the Galleria, is located across the street from Neiman Marcus. The store was linked to the Galleria by a pedestrian crosswalk (with a pedestrian-only traffic light at Post Oak Boulevard) until 2018; now people must walk all the way to West Alabama to cross the street (jaywalking here is very common but not recommended due to the danger of crossing a busy street). This location ranks constantly among the highest grossing for Dillard's. Former anchors Macy's (Galleria III) (262,600 sq ft., opened 1986, renamed Macy's at Sage 2006, closed and demolished in April 2014) Lord & Taylor, (opened 1975, closed and incorporated into mall space 2005) Marshall Field's (210,000 sq ft., 1979-1996 as Marshall Field's, replaced by Saks Fifth Avenue in 1997, incorporated into mall space 2017) Lodging, offices and entertainment The Galleria includes a ice skating facility with x rink. The rink, known as "Polar Ice" and originally built in 1970, was the first ever built inside a mall. The rink is positioned below the mall's central glass atrium which was originally added by Hines to increase the visibility of the stores in the lower level. There is a jogging track on the roof around the atrium with a view to this rink. About 50 restaurants and specialty food stores at all prices and service points are located throughout the Galleria complex. A Nobu was added to the property and opened in June 2018. Lodging Two hotels are located directly in the Galleria complex. The 400-room Houston Oaks Hotel opened in September 1971, soon after the opening of the first wing of the Galleria. The 500-room Galleria Plaza Hotel opened on November 18, 1977, soon after the opening the second wing. Both were managed from their opening by Western International Hotels. That chain was renamed Westin Hotels in 1981, and the hotels were renamed The Westin Galleria and The Westin Oaks in 1984. Offices The Galleria has three office towers with Galleria Financial Center acting as the hub of the mall where the shops and offices share a common atrium with glass elevators and offices overlooking the mall below.