NOT 50 FEET BELOW THE HISTORIC ARMSTRONG HOTEL
Ace Gillett's celebrates a bygone era of exquisite service, timeless style, classic cocktails, and expert cuisine. Step away from one world and descend underground into another – a shadowy, smoldering enclave with walls nearly a century old that hold the memories and merriment of travelers and the surrounding neighborhood alike. Sip a handcrafted martini from our signature drink menu, or partake in that perfect pairing of wine and unforgettable fare. Your evening of revelry, live music, and familiar comfort at Ace Gillett's is our homage to yesteryear.

RESERVATIONS
Ace Gillett's does not currently take reservations; seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

WELCOME
Come in as you are! Ace Gillett's casual yet elegant ambiance befits both everyday attire and special occasion wear.

HOURS OF OPERATION
Open at 4pm daily, Ace Gillett's invites you to try our signature cocktails and explore our extensive wine and beer list. Enjoy delicious and expertly-crafted meals as well; our kitchen is open from 4pm to midnight every day.

ACCESSIBILITY
Ace Gillett's is fully accessible to those patrons with special needs via the elevator in the lobby of the Armstrong hotel. The Armstrong Hotel is located at 259 South College Avenue.

GIFT CERTIFICATES
Ace Gillett's poker chips are available in denominations of $10, $25, $50 and $100. Our gift certificates are perfect for any special occasion. Give a gift that everyone is sure to love – without the gamble!

When the owners of The Armstrong Hotel, Steve and Missy Levinger, decided to establish a hotel lounge, there was no doubt they would name it after Ace Gillett, a prominent fixture in Fort Collins' history. They were hopeful that Ace's family, many of whom still reside in Fort Collins, would approve the use of his name for their establishment. Ace Gillett was a man who greatly influenced the development of downtown Fort Collins, and while his accomplishments are great and many, it was unclear as to whether his descendants would allow his legacy to continue in the form of a hotel lounge. Fortunately, Ace's daughter, Betty Anne Martell, as well as many other members of the Gillett family, graciously gave the Levingers not only their blessing, but also their wholehearted support. Additionally, they provided most of the historical guidance the Levingers needed in order to create a lounge worthy of the Gillett name...MORE