The Lancaster Hotel in Houston, Texas

The Lancaster Hotel in Houston, Texas (Jay Brousseau)

You don’t need a flapper dress or pinstripe suit to experience the glamor of a Roaring Twenties theater weekend in Houston. A stay at the 100-year-old Lancaster Hotel, a Texas Historic Landmark in the heart of the city’s Theater District, makes it easy to slip into the spirit of the era while you’re in town for a show.

My daughter and I spent a weekend at The Lancaster, where the old-school hospitality made her feel like a celebrity, from the moment a valet open her passenger-side door. We enjoyed a weekend of being fancy ladies, from champagne at check-in to tiny desserts at afternoon tea, before walking a mere four minutes to see the Houston Ballet perform.

The Lancaster Hotel lobby

The Lancaster Hotel lobby (Heidi Gollub)

The Director’s Suite

The Director’s Suite (Jay Brousseau)

Director’s Suite Lounge Area

Director’s Suite Lounge Area (Jay Brousseau)

The Mezzannine, Afternoon Tea at The Lancaster Hotel

The Mezzannine, Afternoon Tea at The Lancaster Hotel (Teresa Rafidi)

Afternoon Tea in The Mezzanine

Afternoon Tea in The Mezzanine (Heidi Gollub)

Dinner at Cultivated F and B

Dinner at Cultivated F and B (Heidi Gollub)

Desserts at Cultivated F and B

Desserts at Cultivated F and B (Heidi Gollub)

The Lancaster Hotel

The Lancaster Hotel (Terry Vine)

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