Experts' Choice Award The Mansion On Turtle Creek
What the experts agree on
A restored 1920s Italian Renaissance-style mansion turned five-star Dallas landmark, with opulent residential-feel rooms, antiques, a top-tier restaurant, and a pretty pool amid Turtle Creek's leafy charm.
“Located in one of the city's premier neighborhoods, this luxury hotel was once the home of a Texas cotton mogul.”
– Gayot
Concierge "Very Important Persons seem to love the Mansion... The outrageousness of the decor suits the over-the-top personalities."
OysterLuxury
"The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek feels like a Tuscan villa -- the hotel is pink stucco, the roof is terra cotta, and beautiful fountains, tile mosaics, and trellis plants surround the pool." Full review
Travel + Leisure "The Dallas icon of luxury... undertook a full freshening up for its 30th anniversary." Full review
Rough Guide "Situated in a leafy Dallas neighbourhood, this is the most exclusive and expensive hotel property in the city – it also features some fine restaurants, too."
Star Service "Sitting on a 5-acre hill in a mixed-use neighborhood five minutes north of downtown, this property remains the most celebrated hotel in the Lone Star State." Full review
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Rooms for smokers and handicap-accessible accommodations are available, and repeat guests can request their preferred room.
Michelin Guide "141 rooms. Once a cotton magnate's home, The Mansion has marble rotundas, elaborate decor and impeccable service. The Mansion is the flagship of the Rosewood Hotels chain."
DK Eyewitness "This luxurious small hotel, housed in the former palatial mansion of cotton magnate Sheppard King, offers a refined residential-style ambience."
Zagat4.7
""Oozing old money", this "luxurious" Turtle Creek landmark lures "high-end clients" with plush quarters and top-flight facilities like a "don't-miss" restaurant."
Forbes Travel Guide Recommended
"Situated in the leafy residential area of Turtle Creek, with instant access to the city, the lovely Mansion on Turtle Creek retains the ambience of a distinguished residence." Full review
Tablet19.5
"The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek most definitely lives up to its name: it doesn’t seem like a hotel, but an extravagant house. The 143 room structure was built, in 1925, as a..." Full review
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Leave your clothes on the floor, and they’ll fold and hang them—even steam those linen trousers, and make sure there’s a padded hanger for your angora dress.
$470/night
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