Bowie House, Auberge Resorts Collection 3700 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107

"I’m local to Fort Worth and my best friend and I go into the bar at The Bowie every Wednesday to have a mom‘s lunch out. We ask for Lia to wait on us every single time because she’s by far the most amazing bartender ever. She remembers us every week, and she’s the most personable person, and makes sure that we have five star service EVERY single time that we go in. The Bowie would not be the same without Lia!"

"We live nearby and wanted to have a drink and see the hotel. The facility is great. The valet is the only choice for parking and they charge by the minute. We had two drinks and spent 30 minutes there. The drinks were about $20 each so we spent $65for the drinks($51 including tip and tax) and valet( $14 including tip). We won’t go back."

"I came here to meet a friend for drinks and dinner and it blew me away. Firstly, the interior is stunning and the addition to detail is immaculate. Secondly, the wine list and cocktail list is one of the best in Fort Worth hands down. The General Manager, Gaylord, runs a beautiful operation and the restaurant is world class. I had the crispy salmon for dinner as well as the prawns, tartar, and scallops to start. Truly one of the best hotels, bars, and restaurants in Fort Worth. I wish I took photos but I was having too good of a time to pull my phone out."

"Very beautiful hotel, I went to the bar with a few of my friends and we had a wonderful time. The valet was great. I had two very sweet and helpful valet that I talked to I believe their names were Patton and Timmie. It was below freezing outside and they still greeted my friends and I with smiles on their faces! Great customer service from them. I would say with it being so cold I do think they could use a few more heaters, since they’re standing in the cold for long periods of time. Had such a great experience and would definitely come again!"

"This hotel is absolutely gorgeous on the inside, it’s got a chic western feel along with a modern vibe and eclectic art collection, that is partly the hotel owners personal collection fitting of the art district vibe. The feel when walking inside is like you’re in a rather expensive ranch with a fantastic bar and gantry. The staff have obviously been trained on high-end properties as we felt incredibly welcome from the valley to the wait staff we had brunch, and it was a incredible experience This is where the western world meets the Ritz Carlton done Fort Worth style. we are looking forward to going there for dinner as the dinner menu looks amazing and the actual menus themselves are made of a deep, red cowhide. Superb"