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    Courtyard by Marriott Fort Worth Downtown/Blackstone

    3.2 (98 reviews)
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    Sundance Square Hotel Room View
    Shonna R.

    Stayed May 21-23 I booked this last minute adventure to Ft Worth and appreciated all the local info from hotel staff. The room was amazing with a rainy day view of Sundance Square. The bourbon bar in the lobby filled with spirits, filled my spirit. Parking in the area was sketchy so we used valet, this is the best decision. They are quick and you just text to get your car, don't text on Sundays. No one told us this and we waited a while until we realized this little detail. Located near nightlife, CVS, a host of restaurants and other spectacular options. I can't wait to stay here again.

    Megan O.

    Review during COVID (July 2020): I was staying here for work, and the hotel was clean, centrally located, and comfortable. My room had a microwave and mini fridge, which is a huge plus, especially for those of us in the airline industry that like to bring out food from home on trips! TV is also a smart TV, so allowed me to access my own Netflix and HBO Go accounts while on my layover. Overall I had a nice stay here for my 29 hour layover and would recommend to anyone looking for a clean and comfortable h in downtown Ft. Worth. Some things to note in regards to COVID19, at time of writing (July 18, 2020): -the pool is closed -the gym is closed

    We checked in Sunday afternoon since attending the GMF parade. We patiently waited for an early check-in and were taken care of by Terek Campbell guest service agent. I was very impressed by his great attitude since there were some people being unpleasant to him since heaven forbid they had to be patient since several families trying to get rooms early as well. I highly commend his handling of the situation & hope upper management recognize his outstanding service in a challenging situation.

    Cafe attached
    Brunna C.

    Okay, so I'm going to start off by saying I'm a travel advisor and I was on a business trip with my company attached to my reservation, so I feel like this affected my experience and my review is reflecting that for those who don't have VIP stars next to their names. Overall, I had a good stay. The staff was kind, the rooms were fully furnished with everything I needed, there was always an elevator on the ground floor waiting, and there's complimentary coffee in the mornings. The bar opens at 5pm and is closed on sundays, and there's a nice little cafe attached to the hotel that serves great breakfast (not included). The hotel is right in the middle of everything I needed, and there are so many restaurants and cafes with two blocks, that I didn't venture much farther than 5 blocks the whole time I was there. The check in process was flawless, very kind staff, and I got to check in to my room a few hours early. I stayed in the king bedroom, which was beautiful. I had a couch in the room, a decent closet with full length mirror, and plenty of toiletries in the bathroom. I had difficulties sleeping the first two nights though, because my room was next to the elevators and I could hear EVERYTHING. People coming in and out all night, and I'm not a light sleeper. Fast forward to night two, I woke up around 4am with what I thought was someone bouncing a basketball, and was actually a leak from the ceiling in the bathroom splatting a drop on the bathtub rhythmically. I grabbed a bunch of towels and put it in the bathtub to prevent the noise, called the front desk, and was offered ear plugs by the overnight agent. I really just wanted to have my room changed at that moment, but it was 4am and I had work in the morning, so I just took the earplugs and went back to sleep. (Maintenance wouldn't be in until 7:30 I think, so he told me to call back when I woke up for that) So alarm time comes around and I go to the bathroom and the leak has gotten much much bigger and the ceiling looks like it'll fall at any moment. I call the front desk back while trying to get ready for work, and they send two maintenance gentlemen upstairs, who then tell me that the person above me flooded their bathroom and that's why I was leaking. They left the room with a parting that sounded a lot like: we'll be back to fix it up, it'll be ready before you come back from work. Again, I was hoping to be moved, but didn't have the time or energy to ask for it. About 15 minutes after the gentlemen leave, one of them comes back with a completely different attitude (this is where I think my company affiliation being on my reservation changed things. This happened after he went to go put in the work order on my room). He came with a key card for a new room, offered to accommodate me any way that was convenient for me to relocate to the new room and oh my I'm so terribly sorry this is happening to you. He was EXTREMELY apologetic and overly polite and helpful. He behaved exactly how I would expect the hotel staff to behave when something like this happens, but for me, it came too late and felt disingenuous. He helped me move my things to my new room (which while it was still a king bed, the room was smaller and didn't have a couch anymore. Typically I expect hotels to upgrade guests when an inconvenience happens, not downgrade.) I didn't make a fuss of it because I didn't need that big of a room anyways, it was just disappointing because I wouldn't want my clients to have to make a fuss to get what should be happening as a standard. When I came back downstairs to go to work (running late because of all the fuss!), the front desk addressed me by name, apologizing over and over again, and offered me complimentary items from the market. Again, exactly what they SHOULD do when a huge maintenance issue like that inconveniences a guest, but at this point I was convinced everyone was trying too hard and if I were there for leisure my treatment would have been different. Like I said, I had a good stay myself, I just wonder about how they handle maintenance issues for guests on a regular basis.

    Crazy door into shower area blocking vanity.
    Michael A.

    This Marriott is about a block and a half from Sundance Square. It is in a central location in downtown Fort Worth. Be careful crossing the streets because even with a walk sign the cars will run you down. These are some of the most inconsiderate drivers in regard to pedestrians I have ever been around. The hotel room had plank flooring which is better than carpet. The bed was among the most comfortable I have ever slept in. The pillows were nice also. The room had a microwave and single coffee maker and a mini refrigerator that kept things at about 51°. The large screen TV had good reception and actually had an on screen channel guide. Small swimming pool and workout room that are adequate for a stay. If I had to say anything negative about it, it would be whoever designed the room has never slept in one like it. The door between the sinks and the toilet/shower is ridiculously hinged so that it is in your way. You cannot get into the shower area without completely blocking the mirrors and sinks. Almost all hotels have been taking out individual shampoos and conditioners and replacing them with pump units on the shower wall. What the hotels are not doing is making these tubes legible to people that do not have their eyeglasses on in the shower. It is almost impossible to see what is a shampoo, conditioner, or gel. Add to the fact that whoever makes the tubes think it's cute and fancy to put part of the coloring of the letter and background that does not contrast against the background. I certainly would stay here again. However as with most things, it seems as if the designers never experience what they design for themselves.

    Yuck
    Leila A.

    ::sigh:: where shall I begin... The location is perfect, just valet and wa-lah!! -you're in the heart of downtown funky town. The lobby is cute, modernly updated, and smells phenomenal, and the front desk staff is smiley, courteous and helpful. It's just the $$$ room that makes no sense. The king room is small, and completely outdated. Everything..from the carpet, bed/bedding, and bathroom. It just had that 'old hotel' smell. -& Please tell me, who uses bar soap anymore?? This isn't 1975. And why is it so dang tiny. Lol -& Why is the toilet seat yellow? -& Why is the tub stained and icky? -& Why do the towels feel rough and smell like a cross between NO and pancake syrup? It's unfortunate because between the $28 valet and the overpriced items in the 'market,' the Marriott could spring for some updating in their guest rooms. I mean come on, it's 2000 freaking 18 people.

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    Front desk most helpful. Wonderful location but under renovation on the exterior....LOUD!!!

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    I wanted a place to stay at downtown Fort Worth to enjoy the nightlife at Sundance Square.

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    Hilton Garden Inn Fort Worth Medical Center - Guest room

    Hilton Garden Inn Fort Worth Medical Center

    (80 reviews)

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    TCU/West Cliff

    Clean, always staffed and ready to help…read more Staff: Marah is such a professional player here at the hotel. She's always friendly and ready to help. I enjoy every visit. I am glad to have her wait on my husband and I each stay. Reasonable rates and friendly staff. I would recommend this location for many reasons. Love this hotel

    Okay some house cleaning. You can control the fan in your room. Awesome…read more Bad news, they charge 15 bucks for parking without offering any real justification for it. Except they're greedy and want to screw people who have to go to the hospital or business nearby. The hotel: it's pretty clean. Parking isn't a big deal but they have a parking garage adjacent to the hotel. It said parking was free on the 3rd and 4th floor but I didn't get a chance to see if that was true. I sadly have the blue placard of hurt. So yeah, they even charge for handicapped spaces. Legal? Don't know honestly. Ethical? No freaking way. My room was clean. Nice and pretty consistent for a garden inn. Allowed you to control the fan speed and make it constant. Which was a nice surprise. The gym was the shocker. They had one ty of equipment to get in a quick workout. Not typical for Hiltons. But I'll take it. Would I stay here again? Hell. No. 15 bucks for parking without any warning. Just a surprise bill charge. I travel a lot and i'd rather stay at a Marriott property that doesn't take blatant advantage of people going to the nearby hospital. But here are some photos anyway.

    Embassy Suites by Hilton Fort Worth Downtown - Guest room

    Embassy Suites by Hilton Fort Worth Downtown

    (150 reviews)

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    Downtown

    Love this place. Stayed for 2 nights on the top 14th floor. The staff at the lobby was very good…read more Joel was super-friendly and Monique was so efficient with my checkout process. Vincent helped consolidate our luggage at checkin and with wheeling us to the room. Evening reception is from 5:30 to 7 in the lower bar area. Excellent bfast on the 7th floor including made to order omelettes by the chef. Nice selection of fresh fruit and usual full bfast items. You can sit inside or outside in the terrace. I wish the weekday bfast ended a bit later 9:30am instead of 9am. At the lobby there is a coffee shop where you can also pick up salads, fruit and jello cups and juices. 3 elevators mean not much waiting to get to your room. Parking is by valet, a bit expensive at $60, but the valets are fast. Cheaper parking nearby means you have to deal with hauling luggage. It's a it hard to get to the entrance - look for the E symbol on the parking cones on the street. Water pressure was good with plenty of hot water. 2 air conditioner controls - one in the bedroom and one in the living room meant we could set the temperatures to our liking. A larger moni-fridge, microwave, coffee machine, ironing board and iron in the room was convenient.

    The team at Embassy Suites are fantastic! The Sales Manager, Cheree, is wonderful to work with…read more She was instrumental in a successful off site leadership meeting for my company. 100 percent recommend!

    The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel

    The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel

    (281 reviews)

    $$$

    Downtown

    Really lovely hotel. The rooms are spacious and the location is convenient with a few places to…read moreshop within walking distance. The rooms were western themed, with cowboy centric art pieces, which I thought was a nice touch. The rooms also had nice amenities (mini fridge, water, coffee, etc.) which is always great. I only deducted a star because the bathroom sink had a bit of an unpleasant odor at times and the mirror was a little rusty in areas. On another note, the hotel also has restaurants onsite which is a bonus. Also just to note, the staff were very professional, but also polite which I really appreciated as these days you don't get that everywhere.

    Stayed at The Worthington in Fort Worth while in town for the Eagles vs Cowgirls game, and overall…read morehad a great experience. The hotel itself is beautiful and has that big, upscale Texas hotel feel. The lobby is impressive, and the bar setup is especially nice, a great spot to grab a drink and hang out in the evening. It feels lively, but never overwhelming. Rooms were comfortable, clean, and well maintained. Service was solid throughout the stay, not over the top, but consistently friendly and helpful. Only reason for four stars is the sheer size of the place. Be ready to walk, because getting from the parking garage to the lobby, and then from the lobby to the rooms, can feel like a bit of a trek, especially with luggage after a long game day. Overall, a very nice stay, and I would definitely come back, just mentally preparing for the steps next time.

    The Ashton Hotel

    The Ashton Hotel

    (92 reviews)

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    Downtown

    I went to The Ashton Hotel for their afternoon tea service with a friend to celebrate my birthday…read more I used to live in London, so I'm no stranger to a nice tea service, and The Ashton's was just okay. They had us sit in the lobby of the hotel for a few minutes while they finished setting up the tables, which was a little odd. Eventually, we were all called up by individual parties and seated. There was only one server, so things moved very slowly, although she was hustling as much as she could. The food was hit or miss, but I did appreciate that they could accommodate with vegetarian options, even if they weren't all particularly excellent. You are served one small pot of tea each and expected to make that last through the entire event. I thought this was especially stingy and was very disappointed that they did not refill your pot. The ambience was also just okay. We were all kept in close quarters, which meant that the loud party next to us was pretty disruptive. I wish that they had spaced out all out a little more to give everyone some room. Overall, I think the price is too high for the quality of the experience. As someone who has done high tea across the globe, the Ashton's ranks pretty low on my list. For the cost per person, I was expecting a little more of a luxe experience.

    Made reservation for concert and the event was cancelled and hotel did not work with me to…read morereschedule or partial at the least refund Will never look into this place again Only reason I have to choose one star is because I have to to move on from page

    The Crescent Hotel, Fort Worth

    The Crescent Hotel, Fort Worth

    (22 reviews)

    Arlington Heights

    I booked my stay at the Crescent Hotel in Fort Worth through the American Express Fine Hotels +…read moreResorts program and had very high expectations. Unfortunately, while the property itself is beautiful, my overall experience was deeply disappointing. Check-in started on a positive note. I was greeted with a glass of champagne and the front desk staff were warm and welcoming. However, things quickly went downhill from there. I was never provided a welcome letter outlining my Fine Hotels + Resorts benefits or basic hotel information. I didn't realize this until I reached my room and wanted to use some of the amenities. When I returned to the front desk to request one, I was told none were available and was directed to scan a QR code instead. The QR code only linked to the in-room dining menu and restaurant reservation pages, which was not a substitute for the information typically provided with an FHR stay. Upon arrival at my room, the staff member assisting with my luggage repeatedly called me by the wrong last name and made multiple comments about my ethnicity, including saying my name sounded Indian but that I "didn't look Indian," followed by personal questions about my background. While I believe the intent may have been friendly, it felt inappropriate and uncomfortable. The room and property are undeniably stunning, but several functional issues made the stay frustrating. All of the lights, including those in both bathrooms, appeared to be controlled by motion sensors or timers that could not be adjusted. While getting ready, the lights repeatedly turned off, forcing me to stop styling my hair and walk around the room just to trigger the sensors. This became extremely disruptive and inconvenient. Additionally, the main desk in the living room, which was the primary power source in the suite, did not work at all. After attempting to troubleshoot myself, it appeared to be broken entirely. Because this was one of the only areas with multiple outlets, I had to charge devices in random locations throughout the room. Communication with the hotel was also extremely difficult. The in-room phone repeatedly lost connectivity and died while I was attempting to place orders. I texted the hotel to report the issue, yet staff continued trying to call the malfunctioning room phone instead of my cell phone, despite me explaining the situation multiple times. Calling the hotel directly from my mobile phone often resulted in busy signals. The most frustrating part occurred after checkout. I was incorrectly charged nearly the full nightly rate despite having prepaid through American Express. When I called to resolve this, I was placed on hold for nearly 35 minutes after being told it would be brief, and no apology was offered. Although I was told the charge would be reimbursed, the refund was incomplete because my American Express breakfast and amenity credits were not properly applied. I had to call again to request an additional correction. Across their website form and multiple phone calls, I was never initially provided a folio detailing my charges. It wasn't until the third call that I spoke with Sarah, who was exceptionally helpful. She went out of her way to email me a PDF folio and personally coordinate the remaining reimbursement. She was the only team member who truly resolved the situation, and I greatly appreciated her professionalism. This was my first visit to Texas, which I noted in my reservation, and I had hoped for recommendations or guidance from the hotel, especially given the Fine Hotels + Resorts experience, but none were offered. It's genuinely disappointing because the Crescent is a beautiful property with so much potential. However, between the service issues, operational problems, billing errors, and lack of follow-through, this was easily my worst Fine Hotels + Resorts experience to date. Considering the price point and expectations associated with this program, the experience ultimately felt frustrating and not reflective of luxury hospitality standards. I truly wish I could have loved this stay.

    I spent over 1000 for my granddaughter and her husband to have two evenings (mini-honeymoon) when…read morethey got married a few weeks ago. Customer service was non-existent. There was not a remote control and it took over 24 hours to get one. They took the courtesy shuttle to a local club and were told it would be available to pick them up. When they called, they were told it was not available and they were tuck with no transportation. They valeted their vehicle and were not informed they would be charged another 100. for doing that. On Monday early am, other guests in the hotel walked into their hotel room. They were given a key to an occupied room. I have called the hotel and expected a call back. No one has reached out to apologize for the horrible experience.. I'm upset because I could've gotten them something much nicer for 1000.

    Courtyard by Marriott Fort Worth Downtown/Blackstone - hotels - Updated July 2026

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