Hotel Dryce is a welcoming hotel in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. Nestled at 3621 Byers Ave, the property sits about 3 mi from the city center, offering an easy gateway to downtown Fort Worth.

Price starts from $207 per night. The hotel offers free private parking and free on-site parking, plus complimentary Wi‑Fi. Inside, amenities include air conditioning, a bar, sun deck, terrace, private entrance, balcony, patio, non-smoking rooms, and free toiletries, with elevator access to upper floors. Live music/performances are free, and meeting/banquet facilities are available for an extra charge.

With 247 reviews, guests note a convenient blend of indoor and outdoor spaces, including a sun deck, terrace, patio, balcony, and wheelchair-accessible facilities, all supported by an elevator-enabled layout.

Settle in and savor the blend of indoor and outdoor vibes that linger long after sunset. Sun decks, terraces, patios, and balconies invite leisurely mornings and relaxed evenings, while a bar and occasional live music add a friendly pulse to the stay. For convenience, an elevator-enabled layout keeps movement smooth, and meeting or banquet facilities are available for an additional charge when a small gathering or event is on the agenda.

Getting there is easy with complimentary parking options and free Wi-Fi, making arrivals and departures a breeze. Major payment cards are welcomed, with cash not accepted, ensuring a straightforward checkout. The atmosphere stays relaxed with the option to enjoy live performances that won’t cost a penny and spaces that feel welcoming whether traveling solo or with a group.

Room choices cover everything from a cozy Chalet for two to the expansive Dryce Suite, ideal for families or larger groups. Options also include Deluxe King and various King Rooms, some featuring city or pool views, and Double Rooms with different configurations. A range of layouts focuses on comfort and practicality, from private entrances to spacious beds and thoughtful amenities that make it easy to unwind after a day of Fort Worth exploration.