Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek

Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek is a Dallas landmark hotel situated on Turtle Creek Boulevard in the Oak Lawn neighborhood, one of Dallas's most prestigious residential corridors. The property began as the private estate of cotton baron Sheppard King, constructed in Italian Renaissance style in 1925, and was converted to a hotel in 1979 under the Rosewood Hotels and Resorts brand. The original Italianate mansion houses the acclaimed restaurant and several event venues, while the adjacent modern tower contains the hotel's 143 guest rooms and suites. The grounds encompass formal gardens, a swimming pool, and landscaped terraces that soften the urban setting. Guest rooms are among Dallas's most spacious boutique accommodations, with custom Rosewood furnishings, marble bathrooms, and warm residential-inspired design. The Mansion Restaurant, occupying the historic estate's principal rooms, has long been regarded as one of Dallas's finest dining venues, serving contemporary American cuisine with classical influences and a wine cellar of over 3,000 selections. A separate bar and lounge in the original estate maintains the architectural character of the period. A fitness center and outdoor pool serve guests throughout the year, benefiting from Dallas's long warm season. The Turtle Creek linear park running alongside the creek itself is ideal for morning runs and cycling. Highland Park Village, one of the oldest planned shopping centers in the United States, and the Dallas Museum of Art in the Arts District are accessible within a 10-minute drive.