The Daisy Polk Inn

We had a wonderful stay at the Daisy Polk Inn. Fantastic breakfasts, and when they found out it was my birthday, they put out a bottle of wine for us. We are looking forward to our staying there again when we are next back in Dallas.

a hidden gem, great old home in a good area

The most unexpected highlight was the "continental" breakfast, served and I mean served, by Michael each morning- poured my coffee, offered various juices, and each morning baked something special- biscuits, scones, pancakes... And if you want even more, you can order the full "gourmet" breakfast (at additional cost). Nice architecture and furnishings, very comfortable. And very clean. Only less than perfect notes re: location and facilities- there is a bit of noise at night from people walking back from the commercial street a block away, or parties at nearby apartments. And I wasn't happy to find the windows painted shut- the first night was a bit warm and I would have loved to open one a little, let alone if I needed to get out in an emergency... Also, the doorknob to my room didn't have a latch, so the only way to keep the door closed was to turn the deadbolt... But overall, a very nice experience!

I've spent the last 8 months in rural hell outside Dallas tending to family matters. So when I can't handle it any more, I occasionally head into the city to play. I have stayed at a couple of other hotels in the Oak Lawn area but when I found the Daisy Polk, I was hooked. The house is beautiful, decorated in classic antiques. The rooms in the main house are pretty small, but they immaculately clean and the beds are comfy. The adjoining cottage is my favorite. Newer, roomier and a little more convenient when coming in late at night. But whichever I've stayed in, Wayne, Patrick and Michael have always gone way out of there way to accommodate my needs, whether it's check-in time, flexible scheduling or whatever. I can't comment on the breakfast myself as I haven't availed myself, but I've heard from others who did take advantage that it is delicious. I highly recommend this place. Ed

I truly enjoyed my stay at The Daisy Polk Inn and will be returning in the future.

Nice room, good location, comfortable stay

Daisy Polk Inn is a very charming B&B, with a cosy atmosphere and very frienldy owners, ideal also for stay on business travel. Downtown Dallas can be reached with a 45 min walk or 15 min walk plus free trolley. I will recommend it to all travellers who like this kind of accomodation.

We only stayed one night but this was a wonderful little B&B close to downtown and walking distance to the Oaklawn bars. Lovely period decor, very clean and well kept, and wonderful owners. You can't go wrong here. We will stay here again. J & A

Fantastic stay topped off by great staff and delightful breakfast. I will be recommending the Daisy Polk to my friends who are in Dallas for business or pleasure.

I recently took my girlfriend to the Daisy Polk Inn for a Romantic getaway! We stayed in the Cottage which we had all to ourselves! The amenities were amazing and made the stay extremely enjoyable! I had originally reserved the Katy Room but the heat wouldn't work so the owners let us upgrade to a bigger room for free! The heated floors were perfect and the two person jacuzzi tub made for a perfectly relaxing night! The breakfast the next morning was absolutely delicious and the staff was especially accommodating and extremely friendly! Overall we had a perfect night!

Great place to stay. Relaxed and comfortable, but close to entertainment.

We enjoyed our stay at The Daisy Polk Inn & Dickason Cottage. The place is beautiful and cozy. The area is the best in Dallas. The owners couldn't be nicer and more helpful. It probably sounds too positive but it is true. The breakfast was very tasty. Hopefully it will be our place to stay in Dallas the next visit

My husband and I stayed in the Daisy room. It was huge, beautiful and very clean with an attached bath. Michael, who cooked and served us delicious breakfasts, gave us all kinds of great suggestions of where to go in Dallas - from where to find an old typewriter for our son to which exhibits were worth seeing in the various art museums. Patrick, one of the owners is justly proud of this comfortable, friendly Inn full of beautiful furniture and art.

This was our second stay at the Daisy Polk and both times is was fantastic. The warm welcoming environment and the personal touch make the Daisy our first choice when we need to stay in Dallas.

This inn is a intown treasure and was perfect for my two night stay to search for a home in the neighboring areas in North Dallas. Wayne and Michael were wonderful hosts and I felt right at home and as if I had known them for years. Highly recommend this b&b for business or a weekend away.

I really enjoyed my stay. The inn is absolutely beautiful, with a historic charm. The owners are a delight. It is located in an up and coming area of Dallas, with lots of excellent restaurants, shops, and bars nearby, within walking distance. They have secured gated parking available for guests, which is an excellent perk!

Excellent place to stay. We would stay again. Easy access to all that we needed. Michael was extremely friendly and although we did not have the breakfast we heard it was fantastic.

I was attending a conference in Dallas at 7am Monday morning, and I live in far North Texas. I wasn't excited about getting up early and fighting traffic so early, and possibly being late, so I decided to find a room in Dallas for Sunday night and get a jump on things. Daisy Polk Inn offered the best combination of value and location compared to hotels in the area. It was only 5 minutes from the conference, and at a much safer location than "affordable" hotel chains. Other hotels were available in downtown Dallas, but for double the price at Daisy Polk Inn. For me, it was a no-brainer. The facilities are clean and nice, the staff and owners are very courteous, and I have no problem recommending this place for others looking for a nice place to stay in Dallas for any reason.

It is a cool historic building that they have taken great care of. Fantastic furniture and a very warm environment. The innkeeper and the staff were very hospitable and accommodating. And, the location is fantastic in terms of access to restaurants and night clubs.

We had a great stay at the Daisy Polk Inn. We will try to stay there each time we visit.

Both buildings are beautifully furnished. The full breakfast (purchased separately) is fantastic and well worth getting.

I stayed at the Daisy Polk Inn in Sept. 2012 while attending a conference in Dallas. The Daisy room was comfortable and had all of the amenities I needed along with my own private bathroom. The staff are great, and the breakfast is fantastic. The inn is a few short blocks from restaurants, clubs, coffee shops, and fun clothing stores.

If you're looking for a quiet, pleasant place to stay in Dallas, I would recommend the Daisy Polk Inn. The rooms are beautifully restored and very comfortable. The staff are terrific, and the breakfast is sublime. I plan on staying there again the next time I stay in Dallas.

My partner and I were delighted with a comfortable and relaxing stay. Don't sleep in and miss the superb home-cooked breakfast. Mine host, Patrick, is a treasure chest of helpful information. It is very close the heart of the alternative life style, with great restaurants, bars and night spots.

I would definitely recommend this bed and breakfast We only stayed one night but the experience was definitely charming

We were greeted by the owner and innkeeper offering wine and conversation about the history of the B&B. We felt very comfortable at Daisy Polk Inn. We enjoyed walking to dinner both nights, as we were close to many restaurants and clubs. We also walked to the Katy Trail and went for a morning jog both days. Loved breakfast even though we will HAVE to go back to try it again since Chef Michael was on vacation. The buttermilk biscuits made by Patrick were absolutely delicious though. We will be back!

A wonderful place to stay for a day or two away from the prying eyes of the adoring public. Even if you are not a rock star and just want to spend time with your lovely, do so in peace at this tranquil place. With a great many walking paths and a quaint town, you'll be happy you came to stay. I enjoyed the room, locale and amenities. I was there for one night but would have enjoyed a long weekend there, for sure.

The Inn is very nice and very convenient to Love Field which as a business traveler I appreciate. The Innkeeper was very accomodating, made me breakfast upon arrival rather than the morning I was leaving due to a very early flight. I did ask for the full breakfast and received some scrambled eggs and a few pieces of bacon on top of the fruit and bread plate which they charged $20 for. This seemed a little excessive but not the worst I have encountered by any means and the service certainly compensated for some of that. The only thing that was a little odd and you should be aware of this is if you are planning to stay there, the Innkeepers are not on site, apparently they are very close but not on site. So, when I was returning from my late dinner my colleague asked if I would be okay staying in this house by myself, (there were no other guests that night either), I hadn't thought about it until then and then I was very aware of it. Nothing happened and my room was fine, but it was just different. I would stay here again.

Although I am a foreigner in US, the Daisy Polk Inn does give me a feeling like home.

What a fun place! We had to stop over in Dallas on our way home, and I thought it would be fun to surprise my mom with a B&B stay instead of a hotel... so glad we did! The owners & staff were lovely, and so was the home! I love a place with history, and Miss Daisy's fits that bill. Neat to think about what life was like then, and the antiques the owners have furnished the home with were beautiful. Lovely little toiletries in the bathrooms, too. We ordered the full breakfast, and again, so glad we did... it was delicious. Highly recommended all around!

Daisy Polk Inn offers quaint, relaxing accommodations and is conveniently located within walking distance of several fun bars. I was visiting from Seattle, and enjoyed my experience at Daisy Polk Inn.

This is a wonderful historical house in a fun part of town. We stayed two nights and had a wonderful time. Highly recommend.

Had to travel to dallas last minute to meet family, the Daisy Polk Inn met our needs. Great conversation, rooms and a wonderful breakfast (cont). The only issue was connecting to the Internet but it may have been operator error. I would recommend if your in the area. Did not dine so I only gave 3 stars.

Michael makes a mean caloric breakfast, loose 15 pounds before arrival! A most charming house with lots of character. Breakfast with the guests is always entertaining. Very comfortable, good location, around shops and restaurants walking distance. Enjoy your stay as I did1 Yves

Our son made the reservation at the Daisy Polk Inn for us as a gift, to be able to celebrate his birthday and stay a weekend together. Our first experience was the welcome to the facilities and the personal attention received from Wayne (Owner) and Patrick (Partner) in the lobby area. My wife and I really enjoyed the time we spent with them with a warm and friendly conversation with a glass of wine. The amenities were great with a personal attention focused to customer satisfaction. The staff is professional, respectful, service oriented people showing a smile and courtesy at all time! The breakfast is excellent & delicious, everything prepared with love and dedication to satisfy the most exigent taste. The courtesy and charm of the Chef Michael & María is a complement to enjoy your breakfast. The amenities were clean and the room was comfortable and quiet. My wife and I enjoyed our stay!

centrally located amazing antique decor, somewhat french inspired. Definitley a place you'll remember and want to return to

Stayed in the Dickason Cottage in the Julie room behind the main building with my wife and 7 mo. old daughter in May 2012 for 2 nights. We had a great time. The room was spacious enough to fit a pack and play for my daughter to sleep in, the bed was very comfortable, the room was very clean, and best of all, we had the whole cottage to ourselves. The cottage is updated in every way. Beautiful hardwood floors, granite countertops in the kitchen with a full slate of appliances if you don't feel like eating out, and the bathrooms have jetted tubs. Only thing to be concerned about is the noise at night on Saturday. There are quite a few clubs a block over from the hotel so the street in front of the cottage gets busy with people looking for parking. There is also a HUGE pot hole right in front of the cottage that caused me to keep waking up throughout the night as people sped through it.If you want a full breakfast, make sure to fill out the breakfast menu card and put it inside the main building before you go to bed. Otherwise, you'll get muffins and fruit for breakfast. They were good, but I will be filling out the card next time we go. The owner is a very nice gentleman that will be happy to talk with you about what you're doing in Dallas and give you suggestions. He'll also give you the history of the hotel and how he came to own it if you ask. The staff are all friendly and accommodating. Overall, we really had a great time and we plan to stay there again when we go to Dallas in July.

I stayed here for 5 nights last weekend. GREAT location! 3 miles from Dallas Love Airport, and 3 miles from downtown. I had a rental car, but it's also a block away from the bus line. Lots of good places to get a bit to eat even late into the night. Comfy bed and quiet. Gated parking. The building itself is lovely decorated with great furnishings, but it's NOT at all stuffy or pretentious. And it definitely does NOT feel like someone's grandma's house. Ok, maybe if the grandma has really really good taste. Love the old flowing glass windows and the 12 foot ceiling on the first floor. Everyone at the inn made me feel very welcome. Coffee and a light breakfast is included in the room rate. Michael's homemade biscuits are delicious! All and all, this is a great place to stay. I will highly recommend it to anyone coming to Dallas either for work or for fun. It's sssooo much better than staying at a downtown hotel. Prices are also very reasonable! Plus you will be supporting a small business. You will love this place!

My fiance and I stayed here (sadly only one night) on a road trip through the states recently. What a relaxing atmosphere! Beautiful property, luxurious rooms, and one of the friendliest and most welcoming hosts you could ever have. Wayne met us with an open bottle of wine, helped us with some dining choices, and even found us accommodations in New Orleans for a few days after finding out that's where we were headed next. He, Patrick and Chef Michael make a wonderful team. Go, and definitely opt for the breakfast!! Outstanding!

Great place, great folks, great value. I can't reccomend the Daisy Polk highly enough.

This is a lovely home that has been carefully, and beautifully restored, in a central location. The hosts were so gracious in every aspect. I especially enjoyed the front porch in the morning with the breeze and birds singing. The room was a good size, and equipped well with a private bath and shower. The bath/shower was small but adequate, as is usually the case in refurbished homes. The house is located close to Cedar Springs, so enjoy some night life within walking distance. With that in mind, their was street noise at night, but not unlike staying in any large city. Highy recommend it.

Had chosen to stay here as an alternative to the big hotels in Dallas. Wasn't sure what to expect as I could only gauge quality of Daisy Polk Inn from what I had viewed on the website. SO pleased I did choose to stay here! My experience was of a personable and welcoming manager who couldn't help me enough in terms of navigation and great ideas for how to spend my time here. The website photos don't give justice to the rooms. I stayed in the Julie room, which was spacious, light, quiet with a beautiful bed. Exactly what I wanted for my stay here. Can't wait to come back one day!

My local friend discovered this B&B for me & I was thrilled with this little oasis in the city. I stayed for 4 mights and enjoyed some quality time on the front porch enjoying a good book and the breeze. Michael, Patrick & Wayne were all so wonderful. Michael was a wealth of information about what to do & how to get there, etc. Breakfasts were so relaxing and carefree.

Everything about my stay was great. The breakfast is amazing, the people are very friendly and helpful and the location is ideal. Walking distance to restaurants, bars and shops.

This place was outstanding and I will be staying there again!! My partner and I loved the house and the owners! The best part by far was the breakfast!! Seriously, the best meal I have ever had! If you have a chance to stay here don't pass it up!

My husband and I stayed 2 nights at the Daisy Polk Inn on our trip to Texas. We were very comfortable and enjoyed our delicious continental breakfasts with chef Michael. His scones and biscuits were wonderful and we enjoyed the conversation and found his reataurant recommendations to be outstanding. The Daisy Polk Inn is in a great location to tour Dallas.

The welcome at Daisy Polk was warm and friendly. I was particularly struck that Michael (the chef) got up to cook me breakfast to take away the day I left, when I had to depart at 6.30 am for a flight. James from London, England

We found this place by hunting around the internet. It's a gem. The online comments about the Daisy Polk Inn were consistent with our experience. The Inn is in a great location and the Julie room perfectly comfortable and clean. Michael (the Chef) was a terrific cook AND terrific at providing history and information about places to eat and visit during our stay. I strongly recommend staying at the Daisy Polk Inn.

My partner and I rented all three rooms for our commitment ceremony, which was held in the parlor. The rooms were beautiful and immaculate, the service was impeccable, and the food was delicious. This was the first time we had ever stayed at a Bed and Breakfast and it was amazing! The inn keeper was personable, fun to be around, and very knowledgeable about the history of both the inn and the area around it. We loved it! Do yourself a favor and don’t miss an opportunity to stay at this beautiful, well run establishment.

Located in Dallas' Oaklawn/Cedar Springs neighborhood, this quaint B&B exceeded all my expectations. The owners and staff were unfailingly helpful and wonderfully friendly. The inn itself has a beutifully designed interior and is full of welcoming spaces. My room was large, well appointed, and pristine. I chose the Daisy Polk Inn for a pre-Valentine's Day date and I can attest that it was very romantic. I earned plenty of "brownie points" with my other half, much more than I would have if I booked a far more expensive 5-star hotel that would not have come close to providing such an intimate, comfortable, and seemingly personalized experience.

For the price of a downtown hotel (or less) you can stay at the beautiful Daisy Polk Inn, visit the colony of feral cats, and enjoy a fabulous breakfast prepared by chef Michael Napier. Why would you stay anywhere else? Seriously, the Daisy Polk Inn is a charming b&b conveniently located in Oak Lawn, minutes from downtown Dallas, minutes from pretty much all major freeways. If I ever travel to Dallas again, the Daisy will be at the top of my list of places to stay and I have stayed in several very nice hotels in Dallas. The room was beautiful, with all the conveniences you would expect anywhere and the atmosphere was great. Michael greeted me and checked me in and told me a little about the house and Daisy. He also prepared FABULOUS breakfasts both days I was there. I can't see why anyone would stay anywhere else!

Stayed here before an exam in Dallas. Really wonderful place for relaxation, study time, and walking distance to several top eateries. Highly recommend if looking for a place to stay in the region. Also, delicious breakfast!

We really enjoyed our stay here. The room (Daisy) was large and comfortable, and the bathroom was also quite nice. The overall property is pretty and made our stay that much more special. I also appreciated the complimentary wifi, parking, and water.

Our weekend at the Daisy Polk Inn was simply amazing. From the moment we arrived at the historic and beautiful Inn, everything we experienced far exceeded any expectations we had. The innkeeper and owner treated us like family. Our room was luxurious with beautiful antique furniture, a modern bathroom with heated floors and a large jacuzzi tub. Breakfast was delicious, and dining with the owner and other guests added to the charm of this fabulous getaway. The Daisy Polk Inn is a true gem, and we cannot wait to return! Lowell and Peter

I stayed for 3 days mid November; great place to unwind, quiet and peaceful. Close to shops and cafes. Public transport to downtown Dallas 1 block away.

Wonderful place... wonderful room... wonderful service and a wonderful chef!! you don't need to drive, it's walking distance to everything... I really enjoyed chef michael's amazing recipes. They are warm, and loving people. Thanks for everything...

This was my first time at a B&B. Such a charming place, friendly people, and great house. Location is amazing, very central and convenient. The bedroom was nice an spacious and the bathroom, with the tub, was amazing. The chef, Michael, has the best coffee ever. I loved this place and plan to come back. Room Tip: We chose the Reagan Room. Its the only room where the bathroom is in the hallway, since it is the original bathroom of the house. However, what an amazing bathroom. Really enjoying soaking in the tub to relax after walking all day. The room is gorgeous and spacious.

My stay was fine. The breakfasts I had were amazing! Just spectacular. The room was ok, I found it strange that the bathroom I was assigned was in the main hallway, but things could have been worse.

The Daisy Polk Inn was a real treat! in the heart of Oak Lawn no need for a car,the price was great,staff was great, and I will be happy to stay there again.

I enjoyed a quiet stay near the hot spots in Dallas in the relaxed ambiance of this lovely home. My expectations were high and I was not disappointed. Breakfasts were as delicious as promised and the company was amiable and informative about the history and activities of the city.

AC in one of the rooms was difficult to adjust, and the room was too cold. The door leading into the cottage was warped (probably from the excess heat here in Texas), and very difficult to close completely from the inside.

Great location, great service, great food, great people...I think you get the jist!

My husband and I had the great fortune of staying at the Daisy Polk recently and we simply had the best experience: the innkeeper, Michael, was gracious, gave us a very informative historical tour, welcomed us to our lovely room, and made for us a superb breakfast (best scrambled eggs I have EVER had). We are VERY picky travelers and we will be back! Mark and Devika

Beautiful, comfortable and cozy interiors; room (in the Cottage) and bath beautifully appointed and impeccably clean. Wonderful service and fabulous breakfast. What a relief from any hotel! Would definitely stay there again.

I have stayed at the Daisy Polk Inn a second time after staying there in 2010. Again the stay was wonderfull, the location is just perfect if you want to dine or have drink without using your car. The hosts are very welcoming and friendly and the breakfast chef is not only a really great guy but also a great cook. Coming from Europe I almost feel I have a family in Dallas to stay with.

We have stayed at the Daisy Polk Inn on all of trips to Dallas. As worldwide travelers and guests at many Bed and Breakfast Inns - there is nothing that compares to the Daisy! The interior appointments are wonderful - old world charm. With excellent innkeepers that treat you with kindness and grace as well as excellent tour advice. The food is beyond comparison. Breakfast is a carefullly prepared delicious experience for one that appreciates "not your standard breakfast fare!

My wife, toddler girl, and I took advantage of the $99 cottage room rate while we visited my father in Dallas for a few days. Unfortunately, I thought the B&B was located in a much quieter and more beautiful neighborhood called Turtle Creek. It's not. It's located about a mile or so away from Turtle Creek, and this one house has survived while apt complexes and nightclubs have popped up around it. That said, the house and cottage have been immaculately renovated to every detail. The cottage has a common sitting and living area, common dining area, and common kitchen with three suites. This cottage might be ideal if two or more groups were to take it together. It also would be ideal for a couple to stay in during the week but not the weekends. Had we taken advantage of the breakfast, I am confident it would've been delicious. Unfortunately, our first night was a Friday night on July 4th weekend. The pulsing music from the nearby nightclubs and the drunks in the streets right outside our window didn't quiet down until 2 am. And I lived in Dallas for 12 years and know this area's nightclubs are NOT quiet the rest of the year around. The Inn does not offer any kind of crib or cot for a child. I don't fault them for that; it's just an observation. The staff was extremely understanding and gracious in refunding our second night as we opted for another place. If you don't mind weekend noise or if you're traveling during the week and if you're not expecting Turtle Creek and if you want a friendly alternative to corporate hotels, the $99 cottage rate is a great value.

We stayed at the Julie Room, arriving late in the night, after our wedding. It was a bit loud outside, maybe from a party or a ball game in the neighborhood, I don’t know. Inside it was quiet and peaceful. The room was very clean and cozy. We liked the large jacuzzi bathtub. The breakfast was out of this world! The chef prepared food for us that was mostly local and organic, and even made us muffins to suite our gluten allergy. It was reminiscent of something you would find in the Brittany region of France. We wish that we had more time to spend, and will make sure of it on our next visit.

I enjoyed my stay and was made to feel like part of a family. Excellent!!!

I reserved the Julie room for my husband and I's anniversary and it was amazing! Very roomy and had that "Home" feeling! The service was great, everyone was very nice and even remembered it was our anniversary! Breakfast menu is out of this world and sooooo good! You have to pay extra but I tell you it is worth it! You have to try the Sourdough pancakes/waffles! They are AMAZING!! Everything is cooked from scratch! We stayed in the cottage and it was quiet and it felt like we were the only ones there! Just what we needed since we have a 2 year old boy!! LOL Thank you Daisy Polk Inn, you made our anniversary wonderful!

I will make Daisy Polk my place of choice when going to the Dallas Yoga Center. It was minutes from my destination, close to lots of great food and has a very friendly staff. Great bands play on Friday night close to the inn, so grab a bottle of wine and dance the night away right on your own private porch. :).

Loved the Daisy. It was perfect to get away for a night and walk into a whole other world. The Daisy was so beautiful and peaceful. Michael was a delight to visit with and he served so well. They had everything I needed for the perfect night away. Thank you!!!

Situated in the Oaklawn area the Daisy Polk Inn provides a beautiful and flavorful place to sleep along with convenient access to the local eateries and shopping. If you investigate what you get for the price nothing else will compare considering there are no valet parking fees and a world class breakfast is included. The house and cottage have been beautifully restored and provde a slice of life as we might have known fifty to a hundred years ago. WOW, what fun! Simply stepping back in time helped me unwind and find the relaxing pace we all need to recover some of that energy from a hectic work schedule. If you would like a to save some money, stay in a comfortable and happy environment, enjoy wonderful food, and have easy walking to shopping and more food, this is the place for you! By the way, if you are a runner you are a small warm up from the Katy Trail and a few parks which are wonderful for the early morning before everyone else wakes up. Loved it, hope you do too. Joel

The house and cottage, our room, the staff, the stories, the breakfast, the neighborhood--everything was just perfect for us. We highly recommend this inn and would certainly stay there again the next time we're in Dallas.

Patrick and Michael were wonderful hosts. My Mom was scheduled to have surgery on Friday and we could not find a place to stay. We were referred to The Daisy Polk Inn and they were awesome. We couldn't ask for better service. Patrick and Michael will work with you on everything. Thank you soooo much.

Everything about our experience at the Daisy Polk Inn was perfect. The Inn was beautiful. It is conveniently located in Uptown Dallas just a five minute drive from a train station. We were greeted at the time we requested to check in and given a brief history on the house. Turn down service included a chocolate on the pillow! It took us forever to select what we wanted for breakfast because everything looked incredible, and we were not disappointed. Everything we ate was absolutely delicious. We would definitely go back again.

We stayed in the smallest (Dickinson) Room, which was fine for us. But the shower/toilet arrangement would be tight for larger people.

Great stay! Michael was wonderful and accommodating. I was in town to take an important board exam, and this was a great place to stay for the peace and quiet as well as proximity to food and the exam location. Breakfast was wonderful. Very comfortable bed. The room and bathroom was a pretty tight but I think that's to be expected for an old home turned b&b. I'd definitely recommend this place and would stay there again.

My husband and I stayed in the Dickerson Room this March 2011. It was quaint and cozy and reminded us of the simple and humble rooms you get in Paris. The bed is a full size and the room is petite, so if you like to spread out, this might not be the room for you, but it was just fine for us because my husband and I like to sleep closely and don't require a lot of space. The house was clean and comfortable and decorated in the Arts and Crafts period style. The innkeeper was very welcoming, and we felt at home throughout our short stay. The front porch has a very nice area to sit out and relax and read and there is also a lovely grassy yard in the back to relax in as well. The neighborhood itself is spotty with really nice homes and some homes in need of some TLC, but overall the area it is situated in a desirable part of town and within walking area of restaurants, shops and Turtle Creek. The biggest draw here for us was the breakfast! The chef was very interactive and point on. They use as much organic and local sources as they can, and the attention to detail on the food was fantastic. I had the egg white vegetable omelet drizzled with truffle oil, applewood smoked bacon, and fresh fruit while my husband had the omelet with homemade chorizo, bourbon french toast, and a side of biscuits (perfect hangover cure). Be sure to try the homemade biscuits (a secret recipe passed on from the chef's grandfather), they were out of this world. I wish we could have stayed for more than one night so we could have tried everything on the menu. The small attention to detail from the cinnamon infused coffee to the sea salt sprinkled on the irish butter for the biscuits was greatly appreciated by us. Overall, if you're looking for the down bed with 1000 thread count sheets, this may not the bed you are looking to sleep in, but if you want a charming and comfortable stay with incredible breakfast and good vicinity town, this is a fantastic stay.

This B&B is a treasure hidden away in the heart of Dallas Top notch accomodations, a gourmet breakfast all wrapped up in an inviting caring atmosphere. Highly recommended for a romantic getaway or just a bit of R&R. I will definitely be a returning guest

The Daisy Polk Inn was very charming, a fun place to spend the weekend. Highly recommended!!

Could not have asked for a better weekend! We were greeted by the staff on arrival and then given a tour of the house and given historical facts on the tour. The food was great and staff was eager to answer any questions we had about places to see while we were in Dallas! We will definately be back!

Booked the room for two nights for two. It was very close to places to dine and enjoy a night out on the town (walking distance). Overall the stay was pleasant and hosts were wonderful. Loved all the authentic vintage pieces. Although everything was great and met expectations and exceeded in some areas, the Lily room was by far too small--two adults could not cross paths in the same room.

My stay at the Daisy Polk Inn in Dallas Tx was FANTASTIC.. Patrick, the Inn manager,and Michael, the Inn chef, were more than hospitable and accomodating during our stay. The atmosphere was relaxing to the point I almost forgot I was in the city. Breakfast was extraordinary, everything fresh,organic and healthy. Great selection of items. I highly recommend the Inn whether you're staying one night or several.. very pleasent experience

I was in Dallas for a convention, and registered too late to stay in the host hotel. The only reason to stay there was ease of attendance, so since that wasn't a factor anymore, I thought I'd pick someplace that looked like fun. The Daisy Polk was a winner on all counts. The room was great, the house was beautiful and quiet, the location was perfect, and the breakfasts - well, all I can say is that I felt sorry for the poor schmucks who stayed at the host hotel and got stale bagels in the morning! Michael couldn't have been nicer, and the same for the breakfasts. Fine dining in the morning is a rarity, but it's alive and well at the Daisy Polk. I'll have to look for an excuse to come back to Dallas soon, and you know where I'll stay. Joe

quiet, clean, historical and the owner is as charming as the house/home.