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Located in the fashionable Dallas neighborhood of Turtle Creek, The Mansion on Turtle Creek provides luxurious accommodations to discriminating travelers from around the world. The Mansion is close to the Meyerson Symphony Hall, the Nasher Sculpture Center, the Dallas Museum of Art, the theater district, upscale shopping and restaurants.
Once the palatial home of a Texas cotton magnate, the Mansion retains the intimacy of a private residence, while providing the highest level of personalized service. Known as Rosewood Hotels' flagship property, the Mansion has been named top hotel for service in the world by Travel+Leisure. Named to the prestigious Institutional Investor 2004 World's Best Hotels list, The Mansion boasts a two-to-one ratio for staff to guests.
The Mansion features 143 spacious and elegant guestrooms including 16 suites in a nine-story hotel tower. The hotel's awarding-winning restaurant, bar and private dining rooms are housed within the adjacent 10,000- square foot Sheppard King Mansion. Visitors to The Mansion are greeted by a sunlit 32-foot high marble rotunda. The quiet hotel lobby is elegantly furnished with custom fabrics, antiques, fresh flowers, and a fireplace.
Guestrooms have a European-style decor featuring original artwork, antiques and premium bedding. French doors open onto a private balcony with city views. Special touches are renowned at The Mansion, as guests will their rooms filled with fresh flowers, a seasonal arrival amenity, current magazines, and body care product created exclusively by Lady Primrose.
Under the direction of Dean Fearing, the Mansion on Turtle Creek restaurant offers modern southwest cuisine and is regarded as the top U.S. hotel restaurant by Travel+Leisure. Fearing's signature items include tortilla soup and lobster tacos. The hotel has long been recognized as Dallas' most prestigious meeting venue, with the Pavilion Ballroom available for events up to 200 guests.
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