The Ashton Hotel

This is a great, historic property in the heart of downtown Fort Worth. The rooms are spacious and this is a great place to enjoy a fun, memorable stay for special occasions - which we have done a few times!We noted that our recent stay had some issues with the preparedness of the room (some trash left behind, deferred maintenance issues with the bathroom vanity area and unkempt pullout bed that had crumbs from a previous guest under the couch cushions... If you get beyond those unnecessary observations/experiences - you will find a lovely, charming property that is quite quaint and fun for a special event celebration with your special someone (or bring along the kids too!).Thanks for a great venue to enjoy and let's clean up the details and this place will continue to be special for a long time to come!

***This review is for the tea room***My cousin hosted her bridal shower here. Stunning hotel and would love to stay here one night. She had her bridal shower in a private ballroom. It was lovely. The service was timed perfectly from the moment we started til finished. Our teas were amazing, the soup was delicious, sandwiches were divine and sweets were scrumptious!Hoping to come again for a girl's day or a mommy/daughter day!

High tea at the Ashton for a birthday event! What a delight and delicious array of courses. The cherry sencha tea was refreshing. I was impressed with the favor of all the courses, but the baby spinach and wild mushroom en croute stood out above all. Our party enjoyed celebrating here with some drinks after high tea. We were surprised by the bartender Iris who brought a slice of birthday cake and a candle for our friend celebrating her 29th birthday. Amazing customer service from Iris! Thank you

I've been enjoying afternoon tea at The Ashton for over 25 years. Bringing friends, granddaughters and now great granddaughters to experience what I consider to be the absolute best presentation of afternoon tea. Not one detail is ever overlooked with superior service and delicious menus. I can honestly say after having afternoon tea in places all over the world, The Ashton tops them all.

Went with my daughters for high tea at Christmas. I called to ask if we could bring a baby and was told yes. We didn't end up needing to take the baby, and I was charged $69 for a child's tea. I was never asked when booking if a baby would be eating and if we wanted to order a child's plate. A 9-month-old baby does not need an expensive tea service. Once we were charged, I had to ask for all the food to be boxed up since I had been charged for it. I emailed the hotel via their website my complaint and never got a reply or call back. Skip The Ashton for tea and go to the Adolphus.

This review is for the High Tea at the Ashton. My friend and I had stayed and visited the Ashton in the past but this time it was quite disappointing. Im glad we didn't book a room as they wanted over $400 for one night. The tea reservations were a bit unclear, I ended up calling the front desk to reserve and I was glad I called back to confirm two weeks before because they did not have our name.The menu was neat, the food was good. The pea soup starter was incredible. The wait staff was nice, but all of them seemed inexperienced. We got one glass of Prosecco each, and when we inquired if we could purchase another glass we were told the hotel had RUN OUT. We saw another table with a bottle, asked the waiter and he said you had to pre-reserve it. No where on the reservations did it say that. We each got one selection of tea and it was okay. The desert was the best part-the scones were delicious. The Prosecco was poured before guests arrived so it was not cold. The ticket included valet parking but we couldn't figure out how to do that and the valet line in front of the hotel was too long to park so we just found another spot to valet.When it came time to pay, my friend and I went to the front desk and were told that they can only accept one credit card per party. To me that seemed ridiculous. And the gratuity (26%) was added on. Two people, $81. Not worth it in our opinion. The hotel itself was dark, the bathroom was run down, and the snack "bar" for guests was empty. It's a shame because this hotel used to be very nice

Completely disgusted and furious at the recent service from Ashton Hotel. Our company made a reservation at Ashton Hotel for Friday, December 8 and Saturday, December 9th for an important guest and his wife visiting us from Houston. Upon checking in on Friday, December 8th he was told that his reservation for for Saturday, December 9th WOULD NOT be honored and they would make him Check Out and move him and his wife to the nearby Hilton. Upon hearing this disappointing news he texted me but it was already late in the evening and I didn't see the text message until the next morning. When I called the Ashton the next morning Shayla (spelling?) told me that they would refund our company CC and they were paying for his stay at the nearby Hilton. This important guest texted me today (12/12) saying that his personal credit card is being charged and that Ashton is now refusing to pay the Hilton charge.This was his first time visiting Fort Worth and his first time seeing our business and meeting us. It was very important for this weekend (especially his hotel accommodations!) to be a positive experience. I could not have been more disappointed in the service from the Ashton Hotel.

The best High Tea in Dallas! We stayed here a few weeks back and scheduled tea the next day for a little staycation action. Best Scone in Dallas!

The room was beautiful, bathroom amazing. The view with a huge walk onto balcony was a major plus. We stayed two nights. Walking distance to a great restaurants.The valet service was over the top. We brought our bikes with to ride during the day. The valet helped us unload the bikes, stored them in the hotel so they were safe.His attitude was exceptional. Brought our bikes out for us the next day. Was so positive I wanted to keep him as a son. The check in desk was easy, fast but attentive to our questions. I wish they had the restaurant open though. Covid didn't help a bit for so many businesses. The decor and historic history were what we Loved about the Ashton Hotel also. OHHH and the bed was sooo comfortable, the linens were super nice, luxurious! Jenne & Greg

The Ashton Hotel in Fort Worth has quickly become one of our top choices for afternoon tea. Their scones are absolutely worth the visit, and I can't get enough of their delicious butternut squash soup - it's now a personal favorite. We had the pleasure of trying their Winter Menu, which showcases their commitment to seasonal freshness. Staying overnight was a treat. The room exceeded our expectations in size, and the bathroom even boasted both a shower and a separate tub.The hotel's location is superb, with a lively dueling piano bar just around the corner and a charming coffee shop mere steps away. Additionally, there's a great selection of fantastic restaurants within walking distance, and the historic architecture adds to the vibe, transporting you to a different era right in the heart of Texas.