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Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek

Dallas • Turtle Creek • SPLURGE

avg. $568 / night

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Free breakfast

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At a glance

A 1925 Spanish Renaissance mansion converted to a 143-room hotel with original architectural details and residential interiors.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors seeking Dallas history

Highlights:

  • 1925 Spanish Renaissance mansion with original live oak canopy
  • Crimson leather bar with carved stone fireplace and stained glass
  • Guest rooms with brass shelving and private garden views
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PB hotel design editorial

Built in 1925 as the private residence of cotton baron Sheppard King, the Italianate mansion at the center of what became the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek carries the particular authority of a building that was never designed to impress strangers. Architect Olave Carlson drew the original structure in a Spanish Renaissance idiom — terracotta-tiled domes, a quatrefoil window visible above the porte-cochère, warm stucco walls — and the live oaks planted during the King era now form a canopy dense enough to filter the Texas light into something almost Mediterranean. The hotel tower, added when Rosewood converted the property in 1980, brings the total to 143 rooms and suites while leaving the mansion's courtyard logic intact, a tiered fountain and caladium-planted borders maintaining the domestic scale that institutional landscaping typically erases. The interiors carry the same argument across different registers. In the bar, deep crimson leather tub chairs cluster around a carved stone fireplace beneath a coffered ceiling, a stained-glass arched window flanked by marbled columns giving the room the atmosphere of a private club assembled over generations rather than designed in a single gesture. Guest rooms, refreshed in a renovation completed in 2014, move between champagne and taupe, with nailhead-trimmed upholstered headboards, dark walnut millwork, brass-framed open shelving, and French doors opening onto garden views — quietly residential in a way that places them closer to a well-appointed Dallas townhouse than to conventional hotel accommodation.

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Whether you are seeking a romantic getaway in Texas, a boutique hotel stay near the Dallas Arts District or accommodations for a business gathering, this matchless property shares a selection of luxury Dallas hotel offers and vacation packages.

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Free Internet

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Free Wifi

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Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek Reviews

974 reviews

"We’ve picked Rosewood mansion because it appeared elegant old world, high-quality, and spacious. Our daughter picks us up from Dallas Fort Worth airport in her Escalade and brings us to the Rosewood mansion. She has prepared a beautiful basket with a bottle of champagne, two champagne, glasses, and some cheese and crackers. We arrive at Rosewood mansion. The valet brings our two bags and the gift basket in and immediately we are surrounded. They confiscate the gift bag and say it's illegal to bring champagne into any accommodation establishment in Texas. We questioned that because we have gone to very high-end resorts and hotels in Texas in the past and we were able to bring our own champagne or bottle of wine to our room to enjoy. They informed us very rudely that at this establishment all alcohol and food must be purchased from the establishment. Certainly, not a very good start to our three night visit. Our daughter, of course, was disappointed because she had made special effort to make it special for our visit. For Rosewood mansion, money is the most important thing. Everything else is secondary. Look at their website. On the front it tells you early check-in X amount of dollars late checkout X amount of dollars the whole thing is about dollars. I appreciate spending high dollars when the experience is worthy in fact that’s why we pick the highest quality and most expensive establishments is because we value the quality, experience and beauty. This place the attitude is all wrong. The place is beautiful. But the whole attitude is about money instead of about Service. We will not be going back and we would not recommend it sadly. Life is too short for everything to be valued on solely money. Life is so much bigger than that."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 26, 2026

"We stayed two nights as part of a greater USA and Mexico trip. Hotel itself was nice, although a little dated in parts. Room was a good size and drinks and biscuits in the lobby was a nice touch. We had booked through a travel agent, and our room rate had been pre paid. Upon check out we were charged again for the nightly rate (charged twice). I understand that mistakes can be made, however what disappointed me the most was that the reception staff made no attempt to listen, assist or work with me to sort it out, despite me showing evidence that I had paid in full. It took me one hour to sort this out with the reception desk - but they really didn't want to know and were completely dismissive. I did end up getting a refund from the hotel as they eventually recognised their error, however it was a disappointing end to our stay."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 16, 2026

"My fiancée and I planned our entire trip around having Valentine’s Day brunch here. We literally booked a hotel nearby just to be close to the restaurant. To find out you are cancelling reservations for a full hotel buyout is beyond frustrating. You clearly prioritize private events over your actual guests on one of the biggest days of the year. Offering two glasses of champagne for a future visit is honestly a joke considering the time and money we spent planning this travel. Thanks for ruining our plans."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 29, 2026

"The Mansion in Dallas is a nice enough venue, but the rooms and décor feel dated and very much from prior years. For the price point, we expected a more refreshed and luxurious experience. The Christmas Eve dinner was especially disappointing. Several courses were poorly executed and felt haphazard, lacking the quality and care you would expect from a property with this reputation. Overall, the meal was not worth the cost. Between the outdated rooms and the underwhelming dining experience, we did not feel the stay justified the expense. Unfortunately, this is not a place we are likely to return to."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 02, 2026

"What an amazing trip unique site seeing a lot of good people surrounded me at this place. It was super amazing and highly recommended to others."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Nov 25, 2025

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