The Bar at Bowie House has become the city's living room.
The Bar at Bowie House has become the city's living room.
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Fort Worth’s 15 Most Stylish Hotels
Hotel Drover's glamorous lobby with a view of the backyard.
Hotel Drover's glamorous lobby with a view of the backyard.
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The Circle Bar inside The Crescent Hotel Fort Worth.
The Circle Bar inside The Crescent Hotel Fort Worth.
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The Sinclair is an art deco masterpiece. It's rooftop shows off its zig zag modern facade.
The Sinclair is an art deco masterpiece. It's rooftop shows off its zig zag modern facade.
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Il Modo restaurant inside The Kimpton Harper Hotel.
Il Modo restaurant inside The Kimpton Harper Hotel.
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Le Meridien's ANNEX bar is a luxe escape in the sky.
Le Meridien's ANNEX bar is a luxe escape in the sky.
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Inside the Van Cliburn Suite at The Worthington Renaissance Hotel.
Inside the Van Cliburn Suite at The Worthington Renaissance Hotel.
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Magnum Speakeasy at Hotel Vin.
Magnum Speakeasy at Hotel Vin.
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Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center is a massive upgrade.
Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center is a massive upgrade.
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Omni Fort Worth lobby.
Omni Fort Worth lobby.
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Hotel SOMA features unique casita style stays on the Southside.
Hotel SOMA features unique casita style stays on the Southside.
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Welcome to Bar Dryce at Hotel Dryce.
Welcome to Bar Dryce at Hotel Dryce.
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Fire station No. 5 is home to Nobleman Hotel.
Fire station No. 5 is home to Nobleman Hotel.
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Step inside the historic Ashton Hotel.
Step inside the historic Ashton Hotel.
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The Caravan Court is pure mid-mod magic.
The Caravan Court is pure mid-mod magic.
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Fort Worth is a tourist magnet these days. And there are so many fabulous places to stay. Some are known for their dramatic views, designer touches, Western chic, and vast menu of amentias. Others amp up the historic charm. All are worth exploring. These are the 15 most stylish hotels in Fort Worth.
Top Tier Luxury Stays
Fort Worth is home to five-star luxury and Michelin Key-rated hotels. These have simply stunning architecture, design, and some top-notch art collections to boot.
The Bar at Bowie House has become the city’s living room.
Fort Worth’s first five-star luxury hotel, Bowie House, an Auberge Resort, opened its doors in Fort Worth’s Cultural District in December 2023. It immediately became the neighborhood’s living room, and a showcase for art, including revolving showings by guest artists as well as owner Jo Ellard’s own pristine collection. It’s one of only two hotels in the state to achieve a Michelin Two-Key ranking (two years in a row).
Hotel Drover’s glamorous lobby with a view of the backyard.
Recognized for its luxury and hospitality, Hotel Drover has set a high bar in Fort Worth hospitality. It is the city’s only Michelin One-Key hotel. Its sumptuous lobby, epic event spaces, and pristine “backyard” are a big draw, anchoring Mule Alley in the Fort Worth Stockyards. Travel + Leisure has named it the No. 1 Best Hotel in Dallas-Fort Worth for three consecutive years (in 2023, 2024, and 2025) in its World’s Best Awards.
The Circle Bar inside The Crescent Hotel Fort Worth.
With great dining and event venues like the light-filled conservatory, The Crescent is also home to Canyon Ranch Wellness Club. The five-story property was recognized for its sleek interior design by Interior Design Magazine ― in its 2024 Best of Year Award in the Chain Hotel Category. Natural materials include stone, wood, metal, concrete, and locally sourced brick ― blending with dramatic finishes, unlimited views, and the lobby’s eye-catching and angular fireplace, finished in lustrous white Venetian plaster.
The Sinclair is an art deco masterpiece. It’s rooftop shows off its zig zag modern facade.
Fort Worth’s first smart hotel opened in The Sinclair Building in 2020. The Sinclair Hotel, Autograph Collection brought this Art Deco wonder (built in 1929) back to life in a wonderful way. The Sinclair’s 17th-floor rooftop terrace unfolds dramatic downtown views, wrapped in its original, ornamental Deco roof crests. Now, The Sinclair has become the home of a lovely sushi spot ― Nikuya Rooftop, while Wicked Butcher is its fine steakhouse on the basement level ― both by DRG Concepts.
Il Modo restaurant inside The Kimpton Harper Hotel.
Located in a landmark building in downtown Fort Worth, it’s a new spin. The lobby is located on the 24th floor, along with its hotel bar and ample views in Refinery 714. On the ground floor, you’ll find fresh pasta at Il Modo restaurant. The style is laid-back and modern with curated art and handmade furniture. It remains one of only three Fort Worth hotels in the Michelin Guide.
Unique Amenities Plus Ideal Location
From rooftop bars to smashing steakhouses, these hotels have a lot to offer. And each is located in the heart of the action.
Le Meridien’s ANNEX bar is a luxe escape in the sky.
Fort Worth’s historic Hotel Texas annex building was completely reimagined. Its transformation into the city’s first Le Méridien added 188 more keys to the downtown area in the fall of 2024. The 14-story hotel, located at 811 Commerce Street, has a lovely bar with a perch known as the ANNEX. This rooftop lounge serves up cocktails and regular live music.
Inside the Van Cliburn Suite at The Worthington Renaissance Hotel.
This 4-star, 504-room landmark is located at 200 Main Street in downtown Fort Worth’s historic Sundance Square. It features Pan-Latin dining by Chef Richard Sandoval, an indoor pool, and a terrace hosting the Rooftop Cinema Club. Famed pianist Van Cliburn even called it home, and the Van Cliburn Suite is available for bookings at The Worthington Renaissance Hotel.
Grapevine’s tourist magnet is Hotel Vin. With stylish accommodations and refined décor, it has plenty to explore. There are 10 restaurants on site and two bars, including the hidden speakeasy known as Magnum. The hotel is set to double in size when its addition is completed.
Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center is a massive upgrade.
In 2024, Arlington welcomed its newest, amenity-laden resort. The 888-room upscale hotel and meeting destination is located at 888 Nolan Ryan Expressway in Arlington. With both Soy Cowboy and Farena restaurants on-site, its location is at the epicenter of Arlington’s Entertainment District.
The Western-inspired hotel and residences are a high-rise slice of heaven in downtown Fort Worth. The design features rich woods, leather accents, and contemporary Texas flair. Both Whiskey & Rye and Bob’s Steak and Chop House are destination dining in Fort Worth.
Eclectic Vibe & Historic Charm
Some of these are true boutiques with under 50 rooms. Others offer guests a cozy and convenient stay in unique, historic digs.
Hotel SOMA features unique casita style stays on the Southside.
One of the City’s newest places to stay is Hotel SOMA on the Southside. Its casita-style stays include four airstreams, each with a private deck and access to the central courtyard. With modern finishes, spacious layouts, premium linens, and tech, including high-speed Wi-Fi and a streaming smart TV, you may never want to leave.
Positioned steps away from Dickies Arena (soon to be renamed), Hotel Dryce has the location locked down. It features custom local art, an industrial-modern design honoring its dry-ice warehouse history, and an on-site craft cocktail hub known as Bar Dryce. It’s where the hip kids meet before or after a show.
Located at 503 Bryan Avenue, the Nobleman Hotel is the first Tapestry Collection by Hilton property in town. Fort Worth’s restored firehouse No. 5 was built in 1911, when the area was largely a warehouse district. Now, the site has blossomed into a luxury boutique hotel, complete with its Duchess restaurant.
This historic 39-room boutique hotel is located at 610 Main Street in downtown Fort Worth. Housed in a 1915 Italianate building and an 1890 Victorian structure, it is recognized by Historic Hotels of America. From its classy suites to its top-tier hospitality, its vintage vibe is charming.
One of the hippest new boutique hotels in North Texas opened on June 1 in Arlington. With four on-site dining options, a fab poolside aesthetic, and all the modern amenities, this is the newest opening by boutique-masters Valencia Hotel Group. Positioned in the dynamic and ever-expanding Arlington Entertainment District, meet the Caravan Court Hotel.