About Fort Worth

What are the best hotels in Fort Worth?

Fort Worth, just west of Dallas, is a proper Texas city where cowboy heritage meets a lively food, music and arts scene. Downtown has stylish hotels close to Sundance Square’s bars and restaurants, while the Stockyards are the place to stay for cattle drives, rodeos and old-school saloons. The Sinclair is our pick for a luxury city break, with its striking Art Deco interiors, polished rooms and rooftop bar. For a stay with more Western character, Hotel Drover stands out for its grand fireplaces, ranch-inspired interiors and excellent Stockyards location. Both offer a memorable taste of Fort Worth, just in very different styles.

Scroll down the page for our full selection of recommended hotels in Fort Worth or, for a look at different areas, read our guide to the best places to stay in Dallas.

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Top Central Hotels in Fort Worth

The Best Places to Stay in Forth Worth

For an Historic B&B

  • The Texas White House is a charming B&B set within a 110-year-old residence. Interiors are cosy and comfortable, and the communal areas showcase work by local artists. There are myriad eateries and attractions within walking distance around the Magnolia Avenue/ Fairmount neighbourhood, too. With just six guestrooms, this is an intimate choice for couples, families or friends. The chef-owner's delicious breakfasts are a real treat!

For Downtown Chic

  • The Ashton, Fort Worth has been a Forth Worth landmark since 1915. This historic property offers 39 elegant rooms and suites, as well as delectable food and a complimentary daily wine hour. The generous afternoon teas are a long-standing favourite. Popular with couples or friends keen to stay downtown and close to the museums. Also a lovely wedding venue.
  • The Sinclair is an iconic Art Deco building with swish, sophisticated interiors. A brilliant pick for well-heeled couples or business travellers looking to stay in style, this luxurious hotel features opulent rooms and suites, gourmet dining and a sleek rooftop bar. A downtown gem.
  • Hotel Dryce- A former industrial warehouse turned boutique hotel in Fort Worth’s Cultural District, this 21-room stay makes a statement with bold interiors, contemporary furnishings and local artwork. There’s no restaurant, but the lively bar hosts DJ sets at weekends, while free parking and a terrace add to the appeal. Museums, gardens and neighbourhood restaurants are close by.

For 'Old West' Charm

  • Hotel Drover is a sumptuous base in the Forth Worth Stockyards, fusing contemporary comforts with the charm of the Wild West. Think big stone fireplaces, barn-style spaces, handwoven prints, cowhides and mid-century pieces. A glamorous take on the American West for business or leisure travellers.
  • Step back into Fort Worth’s Old West at Stockyards Hotel, a characterful 52-room hotel, famed for its Bonnie and Clyde connection. Wooden shutters, Western-inspired interiors and a cosy fireplace set the scene, while the H3 Ranch serves up hearty Texan steaks. You’re right in the Stockyards, close to cattle drives, historic museums and lively Western saloons.

For a Romantic Break

  • Set in Fort Worth’s Cultural District, Bowie House has a distinctly Texan feel, with cowhide accents, wood panelling and Western artwork. Couples can book a room with a freestanding tub or fireplace, unwind at Ash Spa, then settle in for dry-aged beef at Bricks & Horses. Finish the evening with cocktails and a tasting at The Bar.

For an Apartment or Holiday Cottage

  • If you'd prefer a self-catering option, we suggest that you visit our online partner Booking.com.

Travel Information

  • Fly to Dallas/Forth Worth International Airport, and travel into Fort Worth by bus, train or taxi. The journey takes around 25 minutes by road and 50 minutes by train.
  • Texas is ideal for a road trip! Contact our online partner Rentalcars if you would like to hire a car.
  • Expect hot summers, with temperatures averaging at around 33°C between June and August. For slightly cooler weather, come in the spring (March - May) or autumn (September - November).

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The best hotels in Fort Worth

The Texas White House

Fort Worth

1910 home with history, soul and character in leafy Fairmont neighbourhood. Beautiful and homely one-of-a-kind rooms feature thoughtful contemporary decor combined with antiques, unique art & artisanal bath products. Enjoy the gardens, terrace, and porch, plus great food and art exhibitions.

  • Walking distance restaurants - Walking distance to Magnolia Avenue which boasts 30+ independently-owned restaurants, bars, lounges, coffee shops & food trucks
  • Local exploring - Pleasant and historic Fairmont neighbourhood offers restaurants, art galleries, street festivals, boutiques & live music
  • Artworks - The B&B's main living area is a small art gallery (changed bi-annually) which features the work of local artists
  • Value chic - Wonderful value for private outdoor space, warm hosts, beautiful rooms and wonderful breakfast
from $156 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

The Ashton, Fort Worth

Fort Worth (Downtown)

Iconic hotel that's been a downtown fixture since 1915. Decor throughout channels paired-back modern glamour with a classic edge, complete with contemporary furniture, high-ceilings and gold touches. Enjoy the elegant lobby lounge, famous for its Afternoon Tea, and nearby partner restaurant.

  • Local exploring - Nearby Sundance Square is the city's lively entertainment hub with shops, restaurants, bars, theatres and music venues
  • City Style - The Edwardian structure, red-brick facade and Art Deco motifs make for a characterful base with contemporary comforts
  • Weddings - The hotel is known as a high-end wedding venue with its intimate rooms, graceful architecture and rich history
  • Great walks - Take a stroll around the Fort Worth Water Gardens or travel to Fort Worth Botanic Garden, the state's oldest Botantical gardens
from $168 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Hotel Dryce

Fort Worth (Texas)

Modern hotel in the cultural district of Arlington Heights. Once an industrial warehouse, now an ultra-cool building with bold decor, contemporary furnishings and local artwork. The bar has a relaxed vibe with DJs at the weekends. A hip city stay in a vibrant neighbourhood.

  • Local exploring - Ideally located for the city highlights. You're right in the heart of the cultural district
  • City Style - Big, bold decor and funky furniture fit in with this artistic and lively area
  • Great walks - Experience a variety of water features as you stroll through The Fort Worth Water Gardens - a beautiful oasis
  • Sights nearby - A short walk to Fort Worth Japanese Garden with its waterfalls, cherry trees and hundreds of koi in the ponds
from $200 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Stockyards Hotel

Fort Worth (Fort Worth)

This historic, Old West hotel is located in Fort Worth, Texas. Renowned as the hotel where Bonnie and Clyde once stayed, the hotel retains 19th-century grandeur with classic wooden shutters and Western-inspired décor. A traditional steakhouse dining room completes the Texan experience.

  • City Style - With classic, Old West décor - from wooden shutters to a Bonnie & Clyde room - this hotel offers chic, Fort Worth style
  • Local exploring - This hotel is perfectly placed for local exploring in Fort Worth, situated on a heritage site in the centre of town
  • Foodies - The hotel hosts the Hunter Brothers’ H3 Ranch restaurant, a traditional Texan steakhouse - great for foodies
  • Sights nearby - Visit the Fort Worth Stockyards, a great place for a family trip to see the daily cattle drives
from $229 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Sinclair

Fort Worth (Downtown)

Contemporary luxury hotel with top-notch tech set in an iconic Art Deco building. Elegant loft-style rooms feature stylish furnishings, deco-pop touches and sleek marble bathrooms. Romantic rooftop bar offers stunning views while a cool lobby restaurant feels bang on-trend. Stylish city-centre base.

  • Business meetings - Range of board, meeting and private dining rooms offer stylish venues for business with top of the range technology
  • Local exploring - Prime downtown location is perfect for both business or leisure stays, with dining, shops and attractions nearby
  • City Style - Art deco glamour with state-of-the-art 21st century technology and style
  • Restaurant - Enjoy lounge bar food at The Wicked Bar, surf & turf at The Wicked Butcher or cocktails and small plates on the rooftop
from $306 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Bowie House

Fort Worth (Texas)

This super stylish building sits in the heart of Fort Worth Cultural District. Inside, the communal spaces feature a blend of classic Western and modern comfort — think cow-hide accents, Old West-inspired photos, and wood panelling. There's Texan cuisine, plus a spa and pool. Warm and welcoming.

  • Romantic Break - Certain rooms offer luxe additions like bar carts, powder rooms, free-standing tubs, & fireplace for a special couple's retreat
  • Total relaxation - Unwind at Ash Spa, a serene sanctuary offering traditional and non-traditional treatments — a haven inspired by the outdoors
  • Artworks - A complimentary art walk showcases 400 pieces collected over 20 years by the hotel’s owner
  • Restaurant - Bricks & Horses offers dry-aged local beef and local vegetables to delight the taste buds
from $322 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Hotel Drover

Fort Worth (Fort Worth Stockyards)

Newly-built luxury property inspired by Texan cowboys in historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Wild west aesthetic reigns throughout, expect large stone fireplaces, contemporary barn-style shared spaces, ethnic prints, plenty of cowhide and mid century bathrooms. Works as business or leisure retreat.

  • Weddings - Modern in style yet rustic and authentic in feel, the wedding barn is a fab venue for a special but laid-back shindig
  • Business meetings - Range of elegant and unique venues with local character and soul work for meetings, conferences and functions
  • Groups - Fun Bunk Rooms are a perfect set-up for friends or families travelling together
  • Restaurant - Atmospheric 97 West restaurant serves a contemporary take on Texas-style classic cuisine in an open-plan setting
from $661 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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