Preserved history of Dallas: long-standing and historical hotels

Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek The real attraction of Dallas is the luxurious hotel Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek , which was established in a beautiful old mansion. Guests of the hotel will have the opportunity to literarily travel for a few days to the unique atmosphere of the first half of the 20th century. Each interior furnishing is a reminder of the traditions of the past. Beautiful antique carpets, furniture of noble gray and coffee shades, wooden elements of decor and a variety of original works of art, were incorporated into the very elegant and harmonious interior. It was possible to preserve the primordial architecture of the old mansion as much as possible and restore the decoration of rare marble species in public areas. Of great interest is the landscape garden surrounding the mansion in which ancient sculptures and fountains have been preserved.

Warwick Melrose Hotel Among the historic hotels that Dallas can boast of, Warwick Melrose Hotel deserves to be paid special attention. It is located in the picturesque Oak Lawn Avenue and has been accommodating customers since the year 1924. The main feature of this hotel is the historical atmosphere reigning within its walls. All rooms and public areas of the hotel are characterized by beautiful antique furniture made from noble tree species and paintings by local artists. A very pleasant atmosphere prevails in the hotel’s restaurant; aristocratic decoration of the walls and ceilings, as well as pristine windows, was preserved in its hall. The title of the most outstanding setting goes to the hall in which the original painted ceilings and marble columns are still in one piece.
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The Adolphus The upscale hotel The Adolphus is another accommodation option that will surely appeal to travelers who have a thing for the traditions of past years. By design, it bears resemblance to a magnificent French mansion of the early 20th century; all rooms have high wooden beds, and the drapery was made with beautiful fabrics with floral motifs. Gorgeous hand-painted table lamps, priceless porcelain vases and genuine antique furniture allow you to fully immerse yourself in the sophisticated traditions of old France. In one of the hotel’s beautiful hall with a high vaulted ceiling and ancient frescoes decoration, it is today situated the French Room restaurant, whose menu comprises a lot of rare delicacies.

Baileys Uptown Inn Among the mini-hotels of Dallas, one of the most noteworthy ones judging from a historical point of view is the Baileys Uptown Inn . This hotel was also opened in a renovated old mansion and has 5 rooms each of which is unique and houses an invaluable collection of antiques. The central place in each of the rooms is occupied by an impressive colonial-style wooden bed, complemented by antique chairs and armchairs, paintings and mirrors in massive wooden frames. Among the interior decor items, you can see quite unusual accessories like old chests, medieval-style lamps, and antique candlesticks. Several rooms have an antique fireplace preserved.

Among the hotels that fall into the medium-priced category, some also have a unique historical atmosphere. Comfort Inn & Suites-Dallas is in high demand among lovers of comfort (just like its name). The old building which the hotel occupies had its wide marble staircases and columns preserved during the reconstruction. On the first floor, there is a cozy sitting area with a fireplace. The rooms were also decorated per the traditions of past years; adorned with massive wooden furniture, and windows in the rooms curtained with bright theater-style curtains. The hotel displays a rich collection of old paintings, and in public areas on the walls, you can see not only artworks, as well as beautiful handmade paintings.