Situated in the leafy residential area of Turtle Creek, with instant access to Dallas, the lovely Mansion on Turtle Creek retains the ambiance of a distinguished residence. It’s elegant — but unfussy— and exquisitely epitomizes the city’s sense of style.
The lauded Mansion restaurant, set in the former home of cotton and oil magnate Sheppard King, features a low-lit wood-paneled bar with live jazz three nights a week. The property was built in 1925 and boasts original architecture and meticulously restored features influenced by 16th-century Renaissance Italy, while simultaneously incorporating modern amenities and contemporary style.
Renowned interior designer Thomas Pheasant’s redesign of 142 guest rooms embodies elegance and incorporates original elements such as French doors, balconies, and crown molding, while offering spacious, modern comforts. Texas traditions, like the afternoon tea hosted in the Mansion library and a pair of commemorative cowboy boots crafted by the local brand Miron Crosby, reinforce the hotel as one of the most adored addresses in Dallas.