Rosewood Mansion at Turtle Creek, Dallas
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“Once the swank home of a cotton magnate (in the 1920s and 1930s), today this is where the celebrities, politicos, and business tycoons tend to stay. You’ll understand why. Guestrooms are huge, with an upgraded country club décor.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Dallas.
What guests liked
- Great service
- Excellent staff
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
The Rosewood Mansion at Turk Creek is a beautifully restored historic mansion in uptown Dallas. Situated 3.2kms away from the city center this gorgeous mansion is a space of its own. With an on-site restaurant, and local transportation service the Rosewood Dallas has it all.
The guest rooms are decorated elegantly and come with a 42” flat screen plasma TV, a well-stocked minibar, and a fully furnished bedroom.
The Rosewood Mansion offers a contemporary restaurant that serves modern American dishes, paired with excellent serves and a fireplace for you to enjoy. The Mansion Resturant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. While guests are allowed to spend their evening at the cocktail bar.
Its on-site fitness center offers a wide variety of strength building and cardio equipment. Allowing you to stay in touch with you active and fit lifestyle.
While the Dallas Love Feild Aiport is just 7.2 km away from the Mansion, entertainment centers such as the Children’s aquarium is just 10 minutes away. Along with other interesting parks and centers that will keep you busy and entertained when in Dallas.
In addition, the Rosewood Mansion at Turtle Creek offers one of the best locations in Dallas. So you can easily cut yourself from the world and live in a gorgeous mansion that is tailored to meet your needs.
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