About the Ashton | The Ashton Hotel, Fort Worth, TX

Where History Meets Luxury
For guests who expect the highest levels of hospitality and service from a luxury boutique hotel, Fort Worth offers the perfect lodging experience at The Ashton Hotel. Situated in two historic buildings that are listed on the National Register of Historical Places, The Ashton Hotel artfully combines modern amenities and contemporary luxury with its historical setting.

The refined landmark hotel has earned a AAA Four Diamond rating for the past seven years and is part of the Coury Collection of fine boutique hotels. Our guests are assured of peerless personal service, along with upscale accommodations and a prime location, making The Ashton Hotel the ideal place to stay for anyone visiting Fort Worth.

Opened in April 2001, The Ashton Hotel was meticulously restored from two historic buildings to retain much of the original architectural details and unique style, but updated to include all the modern amenities for today’s discerning traveler.

The Ashton features 39 richly appointed guestrooms, including six luxurious suites; Six Ten Grille, one of the top rated restaurants in Fort Worth; a range of beautiful event space for weddings, social gatherings, and corporate functions. We are conveniently located just one block from Sundance Square and within walking distance of the Convention Center. Our entire facility is non-smoking and we are a pet-friendly hotel.

To complement our historical setting we are proud to present, throughout the hotel, a collection of paintings from the Fort Worth Circle, a group of local artists active from the 1930s to the 1960s.

The owners' vision to utilize the buildings as a hotel stemmed from the days when The Fort Worth Club occupied the building. The fourth floor of the club had sleeping rooms that could be used by Club members or their guests.

The Ashton Hotel was a historical redevelopment project in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. During an extensive five-year process, the exteriors of the 1915 Fort Worth Club Building and the 1890 Winfree Building were restored to their original architecture styles, while the interiors were transformed into an elegant setting for a hotel of the new millennium.