Hotel Daphne has just opened its doors in Houston Heights, bringing a fresh, design-driven boutique experience to one of the city’s most historic neighborhoods. About Hotel Daphne - Location: 347 West 20th Street, Houston Heights - Rooms: 49 guest rooms and suites, designed with a mix of modern craft and whimsical touches. - Design Inspiration: Greek mythology (the nymph Daphne), Houston’s artistic spirit, and the Heights’ utopian community roots. - Architecture: Collaboration with Blanchard A+D, featuring white brick, steel sash windows, and heritage oak landscaping. Dining & Social Spaces - Hypsi Restaurant & Lounge: Led by Chef Terrence Gallivan (two-time James Beard Award nominee). - Italian-style aperitivo with Gulf Coast ingredients. - Tableside mozzarella cart, handmade pastas, spritzes, and craft cocktails. - Interiors: vintage accents, deep hues, blueberry lava-stone bar. - Library: A cozy 350-square-foot retreat with onyx chess sets, also convertible into a private dining salon. - Courtyard: Vine-covered outdoor space for gatherings. Interiors & Atmosphere - Handmade tilework, layered textiles, vintage Murano chandelier. - Rotating artwork from the Ackerley family’s private collection (including Vernon Fisher and Kent Dorn). - Dog-friendly accommodations, room service, and concierge offerings. Rates - Starting room rates: $359/night. 👉 Hotel Daphne continues Bunkhouse Hotels’ expansion in Texas, following the success of Hotel Saint Augustine in Montrose. It’s positioned as a community-driven “neighborhood hotel”, blending hospitality, art, and local culture.
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