Azalea Plantation B & B

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Step back into comfort at this plantation-style bed-and-breakfast.. The Scene
Construction in 1948 by W. I. Browning, one of the city's leading builders, this property is reminiscent of the plantation homes of the 1800s. Today, the B&B serves as a convenient base for travelers. It's a short walk to the Kimbell Art Museum and the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame.

The Details
The plantation offers two bedrooms, one cottage/suite and one bungalow, all decorated in a homey country style. The Lily of the Valley and Rose of Sharon rooms are favored by romantics. Each has a king-sized bed and a whirlpool tub. Guests looking for a more private getaway can opt for the Bluebonnet Bungalow or the Magnolia Cottage/Suite. The separate Bluebonnet Bungalow cottage includes one queen bed, one double and a full bath, while the Magnolia Cottage/Suite features a large whirlpool tub, king bed and a private parlor.