The Corinthian Bed & Breakfast

The Corinthian is great place to stay. We stayed over after a concert at Gexa Energy Pavilion. It’s convenient to Fair Park and area attractions. The room was wonderful and comfortable. The staff was very nice too. The breakfast was the best I’ve had at a B&B…

100% well done! This place was amazing. We stayed a night in celebration of my wife’s birthday and was in awe the entire time. Dan (inn keeper) was a joy to be with. He even went out and got 30 roses (2 different colors) for me to have ready in the room. He is focused on making his guest feel comfortable. Rooms were very spacious and unique. Beds were amazingly comfortable.
Breakfast was to die for. No way like anything you’ll get out. Homemade jams and jellies, wonderful peach French toast, hash browns, sausage, hot biscuits… All served in a quaint little setting. We will be back to this place! I wish I could give this place 6 stars!

Looking for an in town get away? If so, then check out this awesome B&B! We stayed here for a couple of nights for our anniversary.
The house has been restored and it’s got a great history. It’s incredibly quiet and relaxing. Laurel and Dan are fantastic hosts.
We stayed in the First Lady’s suite and it was extremely comfortable! Everything about it was great! The breakfasts are out of this world! Be prepared to gain a couple of pounds while staying here.
Please don’t let the neighborhood deter you from staying here. It really is safe and the location is perfect. You’re close to everything.
I honestly can’t say enough good things about this B&B. We will definitely be back again.

I loved this Bed and Breakfast. Laurel is a wonderful host and the room was spacious and comfortable. The food was delicious.
I stayed in the back guest house. I met Dan upon arriving. I had called Laurel the night before to arrange a time to meet because I knew my timing was going to be a little off. She was very accommodation. Dan was there to meet me at the door and give me a tour of the main house. Laurel was there as well. I was shown to my room and although I was very early I was allowed to leave my bags and get the room key.
The next morning I went to the main house for breakfast in the dining room. It was outstanding. There were 6 of us and everything was served hot and quickly. My favorite were the made from scratch biscuits with homemade lemon curd! Each morning breakfast was a delight!
I stayed here 3 nights. My room was always clean and comfortable. I high recommend this b&b for those looking for a place other than your typical chain hotel.

What a hidden jewel! The gorgeous home provided us with so much comfort and happiness it is difficult to put into words. The Presidential Suite was extremely beautiful. Actually, so wonderful that we ended up choosing it over going out most of the time! I very rarely find a bed that is better than mine, but this one was for sure. The linens and pillows were so soft and inviting. The tall windows and décor made me feel warm and homey. The bathroom is where we spent a lot of the time as there was a large Jacuzzi tub and an open-​air glass shower. It was pure bliss for us. We did not need it, but there was also tons of closet space.
The staff, Laurel and Dan, exceeded our expectations. Laurel, the innkeeper, lives on site and was always cooking up something that made the house smell so delicious. We enjoyed her hospitality and company very much. Although we met Dan briefly he was very interesting, kind, and nice to talk with. They both know what true southern hospitality is and are a perfect example of it.
The breakfast each morning was splendid. My boyfriend has a gluten allergy and she cooked him the best gluten-​free biscuits he has ever had. We definitely looked forward to this every morning. The kitchen was always open and had snacks, fresh cookies/​breads, soda, water, and even chocolate wine at all times. When it was time to check out after breakfast she actually told us to take our time leaving. So we were able to enjoy another bath/​shower and nap before going.
Everything was perfect in our eyes, and we honestly cannot wait to return. I have traveled many places an and this has been one of my most memorable experiences.

This is indeed a lovely historical home restored to it’s previous beauty. Inlaid wood floors, period furnishings, yet modern bathrooms — lovely. However, we found our room (the presidential suite) to be a bit tired in spots (worn, unraveling comforter on bed). The new (huge) shower has no door or curtain and is chilly and drafty.
Bed was comfy; super soft sheets, good pillows. We slept well. However, our trip took a turn for the worse when we returned from breakfast (downstairs in a communal dining room) to find our room had been completely cleaned while we were eating. We had planned to stay and relax a bit before getting on the road, but this left us feeling like the innkeeper wanted us to EAT and GET OUT. So we did. We noticed the other couple that dined with us, also left immediately.
Breakfast was fresh, hot & tasty, but nothing special.
For the price, given the area (a bit run down just outside of downtown Dallas), I cannot recommend it and will not return.

While any traveler would appreciate this unique and luxurious place to stay, we decided to spend part of this weekend here as guests in our own city. I recommend this place for anyone who can appreciate a historical jewel.
We toured the whole house and got a good look at each suite in the house. They are all spacious, special, and well-​appointed. The common areas are very generous.
Breakfast is delightful exceeding expectations. On our morning, we had a cup of berries and fresh-​squeezed OJ, followed by quiche, with tomatoes au-​gratin and miniature asparagus shoots. Coffee is smooth and perfect, and the bread is moist. The best part is that everything is served on fine sets of table-​wares, the stuff that’s normally locked up in cases because you’re saving it for the President.