One of Dallas' most legendary hotels has a new owner: The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek was acquired by HN Capital Partners, a Dallas-based private investor that specializes in hospitality and mixed-use investments.

According to a release, the Mansion will continue to operate as a Rosewood Hotels & Resorts-managed hotel under the ownership of HN Capital Partners.

HN Capital was founded by former Hunt executive Vipin Nambiar, and hospitality real estate is a key part of portfolio, with a goal of engaging with the community and improving the surrounding neighborhood. The company recently repositioned and reopened Hotel Per La in Los Angeles, formerly known as NoMad LA, and they have a number of urban projects in the pipeline across major cities to be announced in the coming months.

The release says that HN will work with Rosewood toward a common goal of growing the hotel's offerings through unique programming and original hospitality experiences.

"We're thrilled to be working alongside the Rosewood Hotels & Resorts team to build upon the success of such a beloved historic property in the Dallas area," says HN founder Vipin Nambiar in a statement. "This magnificent estate offered HN Capital a unique opportunity to further invest in the Dallas community, and we’re excited to continue to forge even stronger bonds with local partners as we begin work on enhancing what this iconic hospitality destination has to offer."

"Our goal is to respect the hotel’s history and work closely with the Rosewood team to further expand the luxury offerings and imagine new services that ensure that the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek remains the most beloved hotel for the Dallas community and travelers alike," he says.

"Our aspiration always remains the same: to use our training as architects, planners, finance, and legal professionals with the guiding principle of leaving something better than we found it. Our effort here will be no different."

An architectural gem completed known for its 16th-century Italian Renaissance design, the original mansion estate was the epicenter of Dallas' social scene, hosting events with famous guests including the likes of President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Tennessee Williams.

The century-old former private estate completed in 1925 was transformed by Caroline Rose Hunt in 1981 into a hotel and restaurant, becoming the first property of the global Rosewood Hotels & Resorts collection. It was most recently updated in 2020, in time for its 40th anniversary.

New American cuisine at The Mansion Restaurant and enjoy creative cocktails at the intimate Mansion Bar. The hotel is also home to a resort-style outdoor pool, the acclaimed The Mansion Restaurant, and the intimate Mansion Bar.