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Just as the city itself is full of contrasts, so too is the list of places to stay. Whether you want the intimacy of a bed and breakfast, the amenities of an ultra-modern luxury hotel, or just a reasonably priced, clean room to sleep in after a day of sightseeing, there is lodging to suit you and your wallet.

Downtown

For a romantic step back in time, book at the Azalea Plantation Bed and Breakfast, which is just 10 minutes from either downtown or the Stockyards. A replica of a southern plantation, the two-acre location has four individual rooms, each decorated in a different 19th century mode, with private baths. Magnificent magnolias, oaks, and azaleas, along with a lovely fountain and gazebo, complete the memory making.

Etta's Place in Sundance Square is also a step back in time, with a rather bawdy atmosphere: Etta Place was said to be Butch Cassidy's girlfriend and the mastermind of some of his later escapades! Each of the 10 rooms here is named for members of Cassidy's Hole In The Wall Gang and their female companions. Furnished with antique reproductions, as well as the modern amenities essential to a business traveler, all have private baths.

Another charming property is the Texas White House Bed and Breakfast, a 1910 colonial revival home near downtown. Decorated in elegant country style, it has been designated an historic building by the City of Fort Worth. Full breakfast is served, and you can order dinner for an additional fee. Visitors can enjoy a quiet evening in rocking chairs on the large wrap-around porch after dinner, or retreat to their sitting rooms for more privacy.

For a more modern accommodation, Park Central Hotel Fort Worth is ideal for the family or the businessperson. It is just across from the Convention Center and four blocks from Sundance Square, and the Bass. Plenty of light and working area are available if you need them, or just enjoy the restful color schemes while you plan your next day.

Radisson Plaza Hotel Fort Worth is right in the middle of all the downtown action. It boasts a two-story atrium lobby and a comfortably elegant seating area. Its recently renovated rooms are equally posh, with French doors dividing the bedroom and living room areas, contemporary Southwestern decor, ceiling fans, and living plants everywhere.

For a more economical stay downtown, Ramada Plaza Hotel offers typical Ramada comfort without flattening your wallet. Two full service restaurants, an onsite lounge, and airy spacious rooms are just three reasons to stay here. A free breakfast buffet helps to ensure a pleasant stay; kids stay free when accompanied by an adult. The Ramada Inn Midtown also enjoys the solid Ramada reputation.

Clarion Hotel Performing Arts Center Fort Worth is a luxury property located just behind the Bass and in the middle of everything downtown has to offer. The recently remodeled rooms (296 of them) have king-sized beds, tasteful wall coverings, and coordinating carpets; most offer lovely views of downtown.

The ultimate in downtown luxury is the Renaissance Worthington Hotel. Huge and recently renovated (as have been many of the city's older hotels), it boasts spacious rooms with plenty of amenities for either business or pleasure travelers. Multiple onsite restaurants and bars, pool and workout facility mean that you never have to leave the building, but you would be missing a lot of fun that is in easy walking distance.

Stockyards/North

The Stockyards Hotel is a living legend in the historic Stockyards. Built in 1907, the hotel has 52 rooms and suites in three stories and combines Victorian, Native American, Western, and Mountain Man styles of décor. The walls and common areas are loaded with turn-of-the-century memorabilia; it is said that the infamous bandits Bonnie and Clyde once slept here.

Once known as the Exchange Hotel, Texas Hotel has catered to cattlemen and celebrities since the 1930s. Its location in the heart of the Stockyards and moderate pricing make it the ideal venue for business or pleasure in the Stockyards area. Antique furniture and early twentieth-century knick-knacks decorate the rooms and common areas.

Another living history lesson right in the Stockyards is Miss Molly's Hotel. The historic bed and breakfast, which went from boarding house to bordello to hotel, is also decorated with antiques and memorabilia from the turn of the century. Each room has a different theme from the elegant Miss Josie (the madam) and proper Miss Amelia (a later proprietress) to the Gunslinger and the Oilman, each room is a delightful reminder of the spirit of the Old West.

Comfort Inn Fort Worth North is on the North Freeway close to the Stockyards and Alliance Airport; great dining is nearby at Joe T. Garcia's, Cattlemen's Steakhouse, and Don Pablo's. La Quinta Inn & Suites also offers basic but comfortable lodging close to the Stockyards, as do Holiday Inn North and Hampton Inn—Meacham.

For a totally different experience, stay at Bed and Breakfast at the Ranch. Sprawling on 20 acres north of the Stockyards off Highway 287, the onetime ranch headquarters includes four rooms, each with private bath. Décor here is distinctly Western, with lots of denim, landscape murals, cowhide rugs, and exposed wood. The smokehouse cottage features a hot tub and screened in porch; breakfasts are hearty enough to sustain a working cowboy, cowgirl, or serious sightseer.

Northeast/Fossil Creek

Candlewood Suites Hotel in northeast Fort Worth caters to business travelers with two phone lines in comfortable work areas, generously appointed kitchenettes, and weekly housekeeping unless otherwise requested.

You'll find nicely appointed, reasonably priced accommodations at Homewood Suites Fort Worth. Generous bedrooms are complemented by separate living rooms and roomy combination dining room/workspaces. Fully equipped kitchens mean you don't have to go back out to eat if you're tired after a long day of work or play.

Courtyard by Marriott—Fossil Creek is a typical Courtyard, small and comfortable with 148 rooms on three floors, a great breakfast buffet onsite, and a cocktail lounge. Other Courtyards are on Main Street and Riverfront Drive in Fort Worth, and in Arlington and Bedford. Not to be outdone, Holiday Inn Fort Worth North Hotel and Conference Center and Residence Inn Fossil Creek offer the large and the small, the hotel and the suite environments for business travelers or vacationers. There is also the La Quinta Inn Northeast for moderate prices and family-friendliness.

North Richland Hills

This area has a Best Western, Homestead Village, La Quinta, and Lexington Inn.

West/South

Hampton Inn in peaceful west Fort Worth is convenient to the Stockyards, Sundance Square, and many mid-range shops and restaurants. Generous bathrooms have large vanities and marble showers, and there is plenty of workspace for the business traveler.

The completely refurbished Holiday Inn and Conference Center Fort Worth South is strategically located at the intersection of IH 20 and IH 35-W. It offers attractive surroundings along with amenities designed to make your business trip more pleasant. Other Holiday Inns are located on Beach Street and Meacham Boulevard in Fort Worth and on Randol Mill Road in Arlington.

Residence Inn by Marriott Fort Worth South affords luxury accommodations at midrange prices. The two-room suites have large windows for plenty of light; complete kitchens with everything but food; and comfortable work areas. There is another Residence Inn on Seashell Drive in the Fossil Creek area; both offer free breakfast.

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Azalea Plantation Bed and Breakfast

Peace and quiet amid Fort Worth's nightlife

1400 Robinwood Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76111
United States
+1 817 838 5882
http://www.azaleaplantation.com/

This mid-20th-century building is located 10 minutes from downtown Fort Worth. Innkeepers Martha and Richard Linnartz have owned the bed-and-breakfast since the mid-1990s. This replica of a fine Southern plantation provides an extremely quiet and peaceful atmosphere. Rooms are decorated with 19th-century antiques and rich color schemes. Oak trees and azalea bushes line the peaceful flowing creek, while a gazebo and wooden yard swing finalize the effect. The Southern breakfasts are enough to make you want to return again and again.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Bass Performance Hall

Majestic concert hall in Sundance Square 555 Commerce Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
United States
+1 817 212 4325
http://www.basshall.com/ Towering angels blow a fanfare as they watch over this magnificent Sundance Square concert hall, which was modeled after New York City's Carnegie Hall. Great care was given to assure that this space provides the best acoustics possible. Bass Performance Hall opened in 1998 as a venue for the acclaimed Van Cliburne International Piano Competition, an event held every four years. The hall also serves as home to the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, the Fort Worth Dallas Ballet and the Fort Worth Opera. Visiting companies of all kinds: opera, modern dance, Broadway musical, etc. perform in this elegant, majestic space. Valet parking and group discount rates are available.

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Candlewood Suites Hotel

Accommodations with the business traveler in mind 5201 Endicott Avenue
(at North Loop 820 and Beach Street)
Fort Worth, TX 76137
United States
+1 817 838 8229 / +1 817 228 5150 (reservations)
http://www.candlewoodsuites.com/ Candlewood Suites provides its accommodations with the business traveler in mind. Housekeeping is availed just once a week(unless otherwise requested) so as not to interrupt guests' privacy. The carpeted rooms are furnished with king beds, comfortable chairs and drapes, all in shades of blue and rose. Rooms also feature two phone lines, hefty worktables and accompanying padded chairs. An ample kitchenette is located over in a corner and provides a sink, stove, refrigerator, icemaker, dishwasher, microwave and oven.

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Comfort Inn Fort Worth North

Comfortable mid-range hotel convenient to all areas 4850 North Freeway
(at Meachum Boulevard)
Fort Worth, TX 76137
United States
+1 817 834 8001 / +1 817 228 5150 (reservations) Comfort Inn Fort Worth North is a moderately priced hotel, which offers comfortable accommodations, just as the name implies. Rooms are equipped with standard features including plush chairs and large bathrooms, some have mini-fridges and microwaves. A short ride in either direction will take you to downtown Fort Worth, to DFW Airport or further into Dallas. You have the opportunity to soak up Cowtown at its best by visiting the Stockyards or Sundance Square. Nearby restaurants include Joe T. Garcia's, Cattlemen's Steak House and Don Pablo's.

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Courtyard Fort Worth Fossil Creek

Dedicated to the business traveler 3751 Northeast Loop 820
(at Beach Street)
Fort Worth, TX 76137
United States
+1 817 847 0044 / +1 800 321 2211 (reservations)
http://www.courtyard.com/ This hotel is geared toward business as well as leisure travelers. An onsite restaurant is open for breakfast, while dinner delivery is provided from local restaurants. The hotel also has a comfortable coffee shop and a cocktail lounge. Nearby attractions and landmarks include The BallPark in Arlington, Bass Performing Arts Center in downtown Fort Worth, Fort Worth Zoo, Fort Worth Stockyards, Six Flags, Texas Motor Speedway and Will Rogers Auditorium.

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Etta's Place

Early-1900s bed-and-breakfast in Sundance Square 200 West Third Street
(at Houston Street)
Fort Worth, TX 76102
United States
+1 817 654 0267 Located in beautiful Sundance Square, Etta's Place lets you step back in time while still enjoying Fort Worth's contemporary nightlife options. It is named after Etta Place, a schoolteacher by day and a madam by night who was once romantically involved with the Sundance Kid. The rooms are named after Etta, the Sundance Kid and many members of the Hole in the Wall Gang. Each room contains queen or king-size beds as well as televisions and private baths. Aside from the 10 rooms, you will find a small boardroom, a private dining room, a library, two patios and a common room with a piano.

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Fort Worth Convention Center

Home to concerts, exhibitions and more 1111 Houston Street
(At Commerce Street)
Fort Worth, TX 76102
United States
+1 817 884 2222
http://www.fortworth.com/02mee... Fort Worth Convention Center comprises 714,000 sq ft. and seats up to 14,000 people. Located within walking distance of downtown hotels, it contains exhibit halls, a 26,000 sqft arena, and a theater with space for 2,000 orchestra and 1,000 balcony seats. Big names such as Garth Brooks, LeAnn Rimes and Bryan White have performed here. Standard concert fare (beer, pretzels, nachos, etc.) is always available at concession stands during events.

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Hampton Inn

All the amenities with mid-level pricing 2700 Cherry Lane
Fort Worth, TX 76116
United States
+1 817 560 4180
http://www.hamptoninn.com/ Perched on a small hill overlooking Cherry Lane on the west side of Fort Worth, this Quality Inn offers a peaceful night's rest. You can visit the Stockyards District or Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth by traveling about 15 minutes. The king deluxe is a great room for spreading out with work or for entertaining special guests. It has a king-size bed and a bathroom that has been expanded to accommodate a larger vanity and marble shower.

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Hilton Fort Worth

Historic luxury downtown hotel 815 Main Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
United States
+1 817 870 2100
http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/ho... Situated in Fort Worth's historic downtown district, Hilton hotel offers everything a business traveler would need, plus the added advantage of being near Sundance Square, theaters, jazz clubs and the Water Gardens. The convenient location offers easy access to area museums, the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, Billy Bob's Texas, the Ballpark in Arlington and Six Flags Over Texas. The impressive lobby includes a two storey atrium, an escalator, large tropical plants, and a colorful combination of tile and carpet areas.

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Miss Molly's Hotel

Historic bed-and-breakfast in Stockyards District 109 West Exchange Avenue
(at Main Street)
Fort Worth, TX 76106
United States
+1 817 626 1522
http://www.missmollyshotel.com/ Miss Molly's Hotel illuminates the memories of Fort Worth's Stockyards historical district. Every room is decorated with antique furnishings, such as the old iron bed in the Oilmen's room. Miss Josie's room has opulent tufted padding on the ceiling, a tall turn-of-the-century headboard, brilliant floral wallpaper, delicate chandelier and table lamps, and a large private bath featuring a claw-foot tub. The parlor sports a colorful, deep-piled area rug covering dark wood floors. The entire room is filled with antique chests and other furniture. A stained glass skylight and antique floor lamps offer plenty of light.

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Park Central Hotel Fort Worth

Fine downtown hotel near Sundance Square and Bass Hall 1010 Houston Street
(at Ninth Street)
Fort Worth, TX 76102
United States
+1 817 336 2011
http://www.parkcentralhotel.com/ Park Central Hotel is located across the Fort Worth Convention Center and is four blocks from the Sundance Square entertainment district and Bass Performance Hall. The place is children friendly and caters to business travelers as well. A short car ride will bring you to the nearby Will Rogers Memorial Center and the Cultural District. The rooms include king-size beds, comfortable seating areas and private baths. Each room has its own set of comforters, sofa and chair upholstery, beautiful wall pictures and lighting that blend to create a luxurious effect.

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Residence Inn Fort Worth University Drive/River Plaza

Luxury hotel dedicated to the business traveler 1701 South University Drive
(at Interstate 30)
Fort Worth, TX 76107
United States
+1 817 870 1011
http://www.residenceinn.com/ This luxury hotel offers business travelers convenience and luxury with large living areas and in-room kitchens. The color scheme is mauve and blue, and large windows let plenty of light into both the sleeping area and the adjoining sitting space. The living room contains a large, firm sofa, chairs and a heavy work desk. The kitchen area is complete with a refrigerator, a table, chairs, linens and table settings. Each suite is eligible for corporate, AAA or senior discounts.

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Stockyards Hotel

Fine hotel in the historic Stockyards District 109 East Exchange Avenue
(at Main Street)
Fort Worth, TX 76106
United States
+1 817 625 6427 This is the place to stay for those seeking to enjoy the historic Fort Worth Stockyards area. Built in 1907, Stockyards Hotel (formerly the Thannisch Block Building) sits in the Stockyards area, as it has for nearly a century. In 1913, a brick facade was added to the building, giving it the distinction of being the first brick building in the area. The hotel once welcomed the infamous gangsters Bonnie and Clyde as guests.

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Texas White House Bed and Breakfast

Historical bed-and-breakfast in medical district 1417 Eighth Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
United States
+1 817 923 3597
http://www.texaswhitehouse.com/ This historically accurate bed-and-breakfast is located in a country-style home in Fort Worth's medical district near downtown. The award-winning country charm of the Texas White House makes it a perfect place for a business stay, a vacation or a romantic weekend in the city. Area restaurants include Scampi's, King Tut Restaurant, Ho Ho's Chinese and Summerhill House. A full breakfast is served, and dinner may be ordered for an additional fee. After you have eaten, enjoy some peace and quiet in the sitting room or perhaps in a rocking chair on the porch.

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