The Blue Fish West 7th

Explore the Amon Carter Museum, where free admission lets you dive into stunning American art, including impressive works by Remington and Russell.

Upscale hotel offering a chic New American restaurant, plus event space & a seasonal rooftop bar. A 4-minute walk from the Fort Worth Convention Center, this upmarket hotel in the city center is 10 minutes away by foot from the Fort Worth Water Gardens and 2 miles from the Kimbell Art Museum. It's 1 mile from I-35W. Polished rooms with marble bathrooms feature Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, as well as minifridges and coffeemakers. Suites have separate living rooms. In-room dining is available. A sophisticated New American restaurant and a seasonal rooftop bar both offer city views. There's also a 24-hour gym, and 8,400 sq ft of meeting and event space. Breakfast and parking are available.

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