Take a look inside renovated Sandman Signature Fort Worth Downtown Hotel
Nov 6, 2026
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AI GeneratedElla Gonzalez provides a hard hat tour of the Sandman Hotel in downtown Fort Worth. The project involves renovating and restoring the 107-year-old historic W.T. Wagner building, which dates back to 1919. While guest rooms remain untouched, several public and amenity spaces have been completely overhauled, with an expected opening by the end of November.
Hi, it's Ella Gonzalez. Currently we are on a hard hat tour
for the Sandman Hotel in downtown Fort Worth.
Over the last two years they've been renovating
but also trying to restore this 107 year old building.
It's the historic W.T. Wagner building that was one
of the tallest buildings in Texas when it was built in 1919.
While all of the guest rooms upstairs were left untouched,
they've completely redone
the lobby, the basement restaurant,
the upstairs bar, fitness rooms, and meeting rooms.
The marble you see behind me is brand new
and redone because of the explosion,
but they have kept the original marble from when the building was built
over by the elevators and in the entrance area.
Sandman General Manager says that they
are hoping to open by the end of this year,
probably by the end of November.
To see more photos and learn more about the Sandman Hotel renovations,
For more information and to visit StarTelegram.com.

