Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Dallas, Texas:

The Bed and Breakfast is within walking distance of some of Dallas' best restaurants and shops and less than a block from the trolley system that serves Uptown and downtown Dallas. Uptown is a unique neighborhood that combines the modern conveniences of urban life with the historical charm of the 1920s. Whether you are traveling to Dallas for business or pleasure you will find that the inn offers comfort, privacy and friendly service. Antique filled rooms come complete with a private bath, a comfortable sitting area, a desk, high speed 802.11b Wi-Fi wireless Internet service for your laptop. . .

Originally the house was numbered 379 Junius Street. (The numbering changed in the early part of the 1900's.) A Building Permit (Permit #888) was granted on July 13, 1905 with an estimated building cost of $4,500. The house was built for Dr. Garfield Hackler, Professor of Surgery at University of Dallas (later known as Baylor Medical College) and Chief Surgeon at Baylor Hospital. The house had other owners until 1944, when Robert and Sammie Franks moved to Dallas from southwest Texas and purchased 4125 Junius Street. Robert Franks was a barber. Sammie Franks was a saleswoman at A. Harris an. . .

Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek® is one of the most celebrated destinations in America. Considered a Dallas icon by both locals and visitors alike, the Mansion retains the intimate ambience of the private residence it once was. Meticulously restored interiors, hand-carved fireplaces, marble floors and stained-glass windows preserve the estate's original magnificence while impeccable service, an attentive staff and thoughtful amenities ensure absolute comfort.. . .

The Staff and Management at the CareFree Inn, welcome you to Captivating Dallas, Texas. Whether your visit to the Dallas area is for business, for pleasure, or for both, we are fully equipped and anxious to serve your every need. Here at the CareFree Inn , our single highest priority is to make your stay with us a delightfully memorable experience. After a long day of business or play, you may want to take in a good movie on HBO in your comfortable, newly decorated guest room. Once you have experienced our friendly, cheerful atmosphere and many guest amenities, you won't want to stay anywhere . . .

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The Daisy Polk Inn was originally built in 1904 and the restoration of this lovely Arts and Crafts home was completed in 2002. The Inn is named for its long-time owner, Miss Daisy Polk, who occupied the home for over 60 years. Miss Polk was an “up and coming star” in the Dallas opera world according to the Dallas Press. She studied in Europe with Caruso and taught at the prestigious Hockaday School for girls in Dallas. The report from her cousin, Mr. Lucius Polk of Houston, Texas, who inherited the home when Miss Daisy died, is that Miss Daisy was very involved in entertaining American troops . . .

Inn of the Dove is only 2 miles away from the Dallas Downtown.Unlike the other downtown hotels this hotel is conveniently located near I-30, I-35, and I-45, leading to most of the attractions Dallas has to offer. Just 7 Miles from the Dallas Love Field Airport, Inn of the Dove is idealy situated for Historic Fair Park, The Farmers Market, Deep Ellum, The West End Market Place as well as many other businesses and entertainment areas. Guest can go watch sporting event at American Airlines center or Reunion Arena, and enjoy visiting White Rock Lake, shopping at Galleria Mall, or enjoy an. . .