Inn of Many Faces, Victorian Bed and Breakfast  

"Outstanding North Texas Bed and Breakfast Inn of Many Faces 412 W. Morton St. Denison, Texas 75020 (903) 465-4639 theinn@sbcglobal.net The Inn of Many Faces Victorian Bed and Breakfast was originally built as a home for one of Denison's founding fathers, J.B. McDougall in 1897. Recently restored, it is now a comfortable retreat lovingly managed by Charlie and Gloria Morton. The Inn is set on two wooded acres of towering pecan trees. Surprises greet you at every turn whether in the garden or soaking in one of the two whirlpool tubs - the collection of whimsical faces greet you throughout the house and gardens - hence the name "Inn of Many Faces." The delightfully decorated bed and breakfast rooms , with views of the grounds and gardens, make this a perfect place for romantic getaways or a great place to just rest and relax. Beautiful weddings are popular events, as are showers , teas and luncheons , and retreats such as scrapbooking , at the Inn of Many Faces. It's an easy 70 mile drive north of Dallas, Texas on the southern Oklahoma border near Lake Texoma, with antique shops and quaint eateries, art galleries, live Branson-style music shows, and much more..."

Amenities: Air conditioning, Gas Fireplace, TV, Cable, DVD Player, Wireless Internet, and more...

Cancellation Policy: Seven day cancellation

Please ask about children.

Breakfast: Fresh fruit, baked entree, breakfast breads and meat, juice, coffee and tea.

Driving Directions: From Dallas go north on U.S. 75 to exit #66 which exits to the right only. Go 5 miles to Morton St. Turn left and go 2 blocks. The Inn is on the left and takes up the entire block. From the North, go south on U.S. 75/69 and take exit #73 shortly after crossing the Red River. Go 3 miles to Morton St. which will be the first traffic light. Turn right and go 2 blocks. The Inn will be on the left and takes up the entire block.

Local Area Attractions: Eisenhower Birthplace & Museum, Live Branson-style music show every Saturday evening, Lake Texoma with its varied water sports and fishing.