The Armstrong Hotel

The Armstrong Hotel blends classic charm with modern amenities in a unique, historic setting. Its 45 eclectic hotel rooms are centrally located in downtown Fort Collins, walking distance to Colorado State University, parks, shopping, a variety of dining options and year-round events.

Historic 3 Star Hotel in Fort Collins

Armstrong Hotel Fort Collins — “Renovated, Restored, Revitalized”. Photo: Kent Kanouse

This boutique hotel in Fort Collins is one of the three historic hotels ever to be built in the area. Although it was the last one to open, it’s the only one still open today.

The hotel first opened in 1923 and was advertised by owners at that time, Charles and Carolyn Mantz, as the “ideal location” to stay for tours of the Rocky Mountain National Park and Poudre Canyon.

When it first opened, The Armstrong Hotel was the tallest building in town and boasted two elegant dining halls and 41 guest rooms. After years of transitions and owners, the Armstrong Hotel still stands today as a historic piece of Fort Collins’ history.

Room Types

Armstrong Hotel Bedroom Fort Collins — Bedroom at The Armstrong Hotel.

he hotel has 45 rooms styled in either a modern or vintage fashion. Guests can choose from standard rooms, deluxe rooms, suites, and signature suites depending on their travel preferences.

The hotel has 45 rooms styled in either a modern or vintage fashion. Guests can choose from standard rooms, deluxe rooms, suites, and signature suites depending on their travel preferences.

Armstrong Hotel Bedroom Bathtub Fort Collins — Bedroom bathtub.

Each room offers a private bathroom and shower plus heating and cooling options. Many rooms boast custom workstations, contemporary art pieces, and cozy lounge chairs.

Full Rooms
Queen Rooms
King Rooms
Double Queen Rooms
Studio Queen Rooms
Deluxe Queen Rooms
King Suites
Deluxe King Room
Signature King Suite – Studio Style
Signature King Suite – Apartment Style

Ace Gillett’s

In another nod to history, The Armstrong Hotel is home to an underground jazz lounge called Ace Gillett’s, which celebrates a bygone era of exquisite service, timeless style, classic cocktails, and expert cuisine. Ace’s was named after a passionate businessman who was involved with many other hospitality ventures, in addition to owning and operating the Armstrong Hotel for decades.

Armstrong Hotel Ace Gillett's — Playing piano at Ace Gillett’s.

With the feel of a speakeasy, Ace’s is home to live jazz 5 nights a week, a brand new menu and handcrafted cocktails that put a new twist on old favorites.

Additional Amenities

Armstrong Hotel Cruiser Bikes Fort Collins — Cruiser bikes outside Armstrong Hotel.

In addition to Ace Gillett’s, the hotel is right next door to Mugs Coffee Lounge which serves free trade coffee as well as breakfast & lunch, and Choice City Butcher which serves up fresh made deli sandwiches and more. Hotel guests can also enjoy relaxation at Amara Massage which is just a few steps away.

The hotel offers complimentary cruiser bikes for their guests to use – a great way to explore Old Town’s shopping, dining, and entertainment scenes. Also available are packages to enhance guest’s stays, including a romance, night on the town and theater package. Guests of the Armstrong enjoy complimentary access to the Old Town Athletic Club during their stay as well.

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