Presidential Suite Mosaic Dining Room The Presidential Suite boasts a formal dining area, which features crystal chandeliers, a full-size dining table, and JFK's portrait, as well as many other stately touches.

Sitting Area Of King Guestroom Experience first-rate accommodations at this historic downtown Fort Worth, Texas hotel. Thoughtfully-appointed guestrooms beckon with the Hilton Serenity Bed, 55" LCD flat-screen cable television with premium channels, and complimentary wireless Internet access.

Double Room In The Kennedy Suite The decor featured throughout the JFK Suite takes inspiration from the renovation completed under Jackie Kennedy at the White House during his term as the 35th president.

JFK Presidential Suite President John J. Kennedy stayed at the Hilton Fort Worth, then known as the Hotel Texas, with First Lady Jackie Kennedy, spending his last night there on November 22, 1963. The JFK Suite is dedicated to his legacy.

Fitness Center The fitness center at Hilton Fort Worth is well-appointed with a range of cardio equipment, weight machines, and free weights.

Fitness Center Balance balls and medicine balls in the fitness center are available for those who prefer to not use free weights or machines.

8th & Main This elegant lounge features comfortable seating to enjoy cocktails, appetizers, and happy hour specials.

Herb N Kitchen Seating Area Enjoy all-day dining with fresh fare at Herb N Kitchen, including artisan dishes and craft beverages.

Herb N Kitchen This versatile grab-and-go destination offers pastries from scratch, artisan sandwiches, and salads. It also serves Starbucks® high-quality whole bean coffees as well as fresh, rich-brewed Italian-style espresso beverages, craft beers, and plenty of snacks.

Hotel Exterior The Hilton Forth Worth stands today as a marvelous engineering masterpiece thanks to the efforts of architects affiliated with the Sanguinet & Staats and Mauran, Russell, & Crowell firms. While those architects relied upon a variety of different architectural aesthetics to design the building, they mainly used a wonderful blend of Beaux-Arts-style architecture as the source of their inspiration.

Business Center The business center is available to guests who need to print a document, surf the web, or check in for a flight.

Hotel Lobby The hotel has undergone a series of extensive renovations that have sought to preserve its historical integrity. It underwent the first of several major renovations in 1968, which involved splitting the original two-story lobby into two floors.

Reception Desk Hilton Fort Worth is located in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. This elegant landmark hotel places guests next to Sundance Square, seasonal outdoor concerts, and restaurants.

Historic Image Of 1923 Conference Of South Western States Managers Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, the Hilton Fort Worth has been among Texas’ most stunning holiday destinations and meeting venues for over a century.

Historic Image Of 1952 Ad This brilliant historic hotel originally debuted as the “Hotel Texas.”

Historic Image Of Exterior Of Hilton Fort Worth Stunning Beaux-Arts-inspired architecture defined the then-Hotel Texas' ornate exterior façade, while spectacular Federalist architectural motifs influenced the original interior layout.

Historic Image Of Hotel Texas Luggage Label The Hotel Texas immediately became the most luxurious holiday destination in all of Forth Worth once construction on it concluded in 1921.

Historic Image Of Hotel Texas Postcard 1944 Popularity with the hotel remained strong for many years thereafter, prompting its owners to continuously expand the building to accommodate the ever-rising demand. One of the greatest expansions transpired at the start of the 1960s.

Historic Image Of President John F Kennedy The hotel’s tremendous acclaim eventually attracted many illustrious guests, with the most prominent being President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy. President Kennedy even addressed dozens of media personalities in the new Crystal Ballroom. Unfortunately, this speech would prove to be President Kennedy’s last, as he was assassinated hours later at Dealey Plaza.

Historic Image Of Room 850 President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy, stayed in Room 850 when they visited the greater Dallas area in late 1963, spending their last evening there the night before his assassination.

Historic Image Of The Key Stone Room Postcard Perhaps the most outstanding element of the newly created Hotel Texas was the social center located within the last two floors. Inside, guests could expect to find variety of conference venues that featured such amazing architectural elements like Tennessee marble and lavish woodworking.

Pre-Function Space A pre-function space is available outside the meeting rooms to host breaks and receptions.

Texas Ballroom Banquet Setup The Texas Ballroom is the hotel's other large meeting space, boasting 3,192 square feet of space.

General Worth Boardroom The General Worth Boardroom offers 378 square feet of space and room for up to eight attendees.

Boardroom Setup In Citizens C Meeting Room For smaller meetings, the Citizens Room totals 1,617 square feet of space and can also be divided with the use of air walls.

Crystal Ballroom With Classroom-style Setup The Crystal Ballroom can be split into smaller meeting venues, offering seating for as few as 68 attendees to as many as 1,400 depending on the space and setup.

Crystal Ballroom With Banquet Setup The Crystal Ballroom doesn't just offer 11,960 square feet of space. It is also filled with history, serving as the place where JFK delivered his final presidential address.