For all the times I have visited Fort Worth, I somehow managed to overlook The Harper Hotel; a…read moresurprising omission considering it is one of downtown's most charming discoveries. Tucked among the city's energetic streets, the boutique property feels like a quiet retreat, offering travelers an elegant respite after a day exploring Sundance Square, the Stockyards, or Fort Worth's celebrated museums. Housed in a beautifully preserved historic building, The Harper embraces its heritage with original elevators and architectural details that evoke the glamour of another era, while seamlessly weaving in the comforts and design sensibilities expected of a modern luxury hotel. The experience begins with an unexpected twist: check-in takes place on the top floor rather than the lobby level. Stepping out of the elevator, guests are greeted by sweeping views of the downtown skyline framed by floor-to-ceiling windows. The reception area flows into an intimate lounge and stylish bar, creating the feeling of an exclusive private club rather than a conventional hotel. The staff is polished and attentive, but I was made to feel like it was my pleasure to stay there rather than the traditional "it's our pleasure to host you." Expectations of a standard guest room quickly disappeared the moment I opened the door to my spacious corner suite. The accommodations felt more like a thoughtfully designed apartment than a hotel room. Warm textures, and a blend of mid-century modern and minimalist décor created an atmosphere that was both sophisticated and inviting. The separate living area provided ample room to unwind, while the bedroom centered around a remarkably comfortable king-size bed equipped with integrated reading lamps and conveniently placed charging ports, a subtle but appreciated touch for today's traveler. The bathroom proved to be the suite's standout feature. Exceptionally spacious, it featured a freestanding soaking tub positioned beside a glass-enclosed shower, creating a spa-like setting rarely found outside luxury resorts. The thoughtful details, from the wooden bath tray resting across the tub to the generous layout, transformed an ordinary routine into one of the most memorable aspects of the stay. From my perch high above downtown, I left the curtains open to take full advantage of the panoramic city views and the abundant Texas sunshine. Before dawn, however, nature provided its own unforgettable wake-up call. Thunder rolled across the skyline, lightning illuminated the city below, and rain danced against the windows, creating a dramatic spectacle that felt less like a storm and more like Fort Worth offering one final, unforgettable moment before the day began. The Harper succeeds not by overwhelming guests with extravagance, but by combining historic character, contemporary comfort, and an unmistakable sense of place. It's the kind of hotel travelers hope to stumble upon, a hidden gem that quietly becomes one of the highlights of the journey itself.

As a self-proclaimed Kimpton devotee, I already skip right past other hotels when booking a trip…read more Kimpton just gets it, especially when it comes to traveling with my four-legged co-pilot, Sir Benjamin Doolittle. But our recent stay at the Kimpton Harper Hotel officially raised the bar for the three of us (myself, my boyfriend, and the aforementioned spoiled pup). From the second we walked through the doors, the staff treated Sir Benjamin like absolute royalty. Honestly, I think they were more excited to see him than us! He was completely showered with love, treats, and attention, which immediately set the tone for a fantastic weekend. The team here is genuinely kind and goes above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The hotel itself is stunning. Our room was the perfect blend of beautiful, modern design and cozy comfort--bright, clean, and stylish without feeling stuffy. The three of us were also obsessed with the location and the amenities. Being able to easily explore the area and then come back to a place that feels like a luxurious home away from home is unmatched. Whether you're traveling with your partner, your pet, or both, the Harper is an absolute gem. We'll definitely be back!

The Irving Convention Center At Las Colinas is the City of Irving's premier location for…read moreconventions, previous Ticketstocks, and other meetups. It's a great space if you're attending a convention and is located near the Toyota Music Factory which will provide you with additional dining and entertainment options. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Facility, Return) Atmosphere - It's big, brown, angular, and it looks like a sand crawler straight out of Star Wars. It's also very clean and spacious with tons of windows to allow the natural sunlight in. There are plenty of outdoor areas that you can escape to if you want fresh air or to get some work done. And of course, there are people ranging from your generic businessman or an anime fan with blue hair. It all depends on the conference that's going on. 1 Star. Service - I've been to the ICC twice for Tech Conferences, once for Ticketstock, and once for a Lego convention. For the tech conferences, the staff were nice. They handle food and drink, logistics, and clean up. Very helpful, no issues here. 1 Star. Facility - The ICC is very flexible. There are 4 floors which allow multiple conferences to be held at one time. There's free Wi-Fi at a decent speed, and the ballrooms are big enough to easily accommodate up to 1000 people. Tech and Business conferences are held on the 3rd and 4th floors, where the rooms are modular and can be set up to showcase goods. The first floor is a big, open space. Both my nonbusiness conferences (Ticketstock and Lego Convention) were held in this space. There is an adjacent covered parking garage, and the bathrooms were super clean. Overall, a very good space for any type of convention. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. I live in Irving, so if there is a convention held at the ICC that interests me, I will attend. It's easy to get to, open, and a nice place to network. If you're lucky, you may see a Jawa. 1 Star.i

Modern, spacious and well maintained convention and conference center in an upscale and modern part…read moreof Dallas 15 min by car from DFW. Good acoustics. The only aspect that needs to be world on is the potency of the signal of their internal WiFi and the corresponding coverage for AT&T and Verizon cell phone coverage. Friendly and welcoming staff. An ideal place to have small to medium sized events

Second stay at this SpringHill Suites and it holds up as one of the best Marriotts I've booked…read more Big, clean, and the staff pays attention. I left a note asking for a high floor away from the ice machines and elevators, and they put me exactly where I wanted, quiet enough I forgot I was in a hotel. The suite gives you room to spread out. Fridge, microwave, a real desk with a chair if you need to work, plus a separate sitting area with a pull-out couch. Standard Marriott suite layout done right. Western touches throughout, a longhorn on the headboard, cowboy art in the sitting room, fit the Stockyards location without overdoing it. The gym is better than most hotel setups. Treadmills, ellipticals, a cable machine, free weights, kettlebells, and stability balls, with a pool right outside the windows. Plenty of meeting rooms downstairs if you're here for work. Housekeeping stayed on top of things the whole stay. The rooftop bar surprised me, good food and a full bar, worth going up even if you skip the room service route. Location is the other win. You get a quiet block but you're within walking distance of downtown. The town itself did not do much for me, but the hotel is the reason to book. If you're coming for work or a weekend, request a high floor and use the note field. They read it. Get up to the rooftop bar at least once.

If you're coming to visit the Stockyards, this place is a fantastic value and in a prime location,…read morelocated right across the street. That being said, this location is BUSY! It was loud outside at night but was able to sleep but people everyone from the pool to the complimentary breakfast buffet. Buffet was one of the better ones I've had at chain hotel and they even threw me for a loop with offerings of POG juice! They really didn't have enough seats and they had tables outside but it was so loud from the trucks passing by (this is located on Main Street). The room was a standard suite and fit all of our needs, I think I've stayed in the exact layout at another SpringHill before and I dug the familiarity. Staff was welcoming but didn't really go out of their way and seemed understaffed at some points. Parking on site but you have to pay and they have a valet option as well. If you're going to leave and plan on coming back at night, thoughts and prayers. Spots were difficult to find and people parking illegally all over the place.

I came here for the MCWC Pro-Life event last month. The parking situation can be tricky. The Hurst…read moreConference Center venue was nice, well-lit and spacious. The servers were attentive, the entree, meal and dessert were delicious. The speakers delivered a powerful message to the audience and hearing the testimonies of lives saved through the mid cities women's clinic were beautiful. If you are interested in learning more about how to support pregnancy centers and the overall mission of being pro-life, I recommend checking out their clinic. They have a location in Euless and another in Haslet. Come be a part of being the hands and feet of Jesus to men and women in need.

Beautiful evening at the Hurst Conference Center. Wonderfully decorated for Christmas. The…read morebanquet I attended was catered with excellence. We had an amazing time and I would recommend this venue for formal celebrations

I came here on Friday night for a gala hosted by the Fort Worth pregnancy center. Ashton Depot is…read morebeautiful inside and out. I love the rustic/industrial style of the venue as well as the stained glass windows. The outdoor patio space is beautiful as well. The waiter/waitresses, tech, music did a wonderful job. The testimonies were beautiful and a testament to God's goodness and faithfulness. The decorations were beautiful as well. The selection for food was scrumptious as was dessert. I liked that they had dietary options as well if you needed it. I'm grateful I was able to attend the gala at this beautiful venue for a wonderful cause. I look forward to returning to this venue next year.

Attended an event for a local group and was very pleased. Beautiful atmosphere complements the…read moreevening celebration. Friendly staff & attentive servers make dinner pleasant. Chicken and roast beef with potatoes was satisfying. Desserts of chocolate cake (ok in taste) and mini apple pie (very tasty) were a nice finale. My Old Fashioned was muddled with cherries and very enjoyable.

We only stayed here one night, but enjoyed the amenities and want to give a shoutout to Ms. Jacqui…read moreat the front desk, who was superb. Our flight landed early, so I called at 10am to see if our room would be ready to come check in and she said it was. When we arrived, she then upgraded us (I am Gold status, full disclosure) to a nicer room. Free, self-parking was easy out front and we were up in our room in no time. The next morning we used the indoor pool and hot tub. We were the only ones there the whole time so it felt like a private party! The gym was also bigger than most hotel gyms and the universal machine was in great shape. The breakfast was good, on par with other similar properties and open until 10am on a Monday. There was a Texas shaped waffle maker, which was a nice touch. The room was spacious and nicely appointed with modern fixtures, a dorm fridge, and small microwave. The bath toiletries were in pumps on the wall of the shower and the bathroom itself was decent sized. The door lock got stuck a few times, but it wasn't a huge problem. We loved that there were 2 TVs (but only 1 remote), not sure if that was intentional. For the price, this was a great stay!

I actually like the rooms and the hotel. It's my second time staying here in maybe 6 weeks. I don't…read morelike the mold in the bathroom but the rest of the hotel is nice

Lately Hilton hotels have dropped in quality. Hilton garden inn is now garbage. Because of that…read moreI've been frequenting the alofts or other Marriott properties. I decided to stay here due to proximity to food, and where I was working the next day. 8 minute drive was nice to the surgery center. So this hotel shares a lobby with another Hilton property. Was greeted promptly and was checked in even faster. They were sold out so I couldn't have a top floor room. But that's okay, I was on two. Where one of the most packed hotel gyms I've ever been to is. This thing is huge. They have a jump box, kettle bells, an amazing dumbbell collection and cables. Cardio equipment and even a pelaton. My room? Smaller than the alofts. But I like small rooms so that's okay. Had a rack, shower and toilet. All I could ever need. But what blew me away? The softness and quality of their sheets. I never in all my hotel reviews mention sheets. But these were so soft and cozy here I am talking about them. I could have laid in that bed all day from the sheets alone. Bravo there. It's safe to say this hotel has made me reconsider staying and trying more Tru's.

Our experience at Home2 Suites Euless DFW West left us extremely concerned about guest privacy and…read morethe way management handled a serious roomentry incident. While i was showering, a housekeeper unlocked and entered our room despite a Do Not Disturb sign being displayed on the door. This occurred before checkout while we were still occupying the room. The housekeeper did not knock and did not announce "Housekeeping" before entering. The bathroom door was open and is located immediately beside the entrance to the hotel room. Just me and my birthday suit in the shower when the employee entered. When I realized someone had come into the room, I yelled "Hello," but received no response. The employee simply left. What concerned us even more was management's explanation afterward. We were told during a phone call with hotel management that the housekeeper does not speak English and did not understand what the Do Not Disturb sign meant. We do not blame an employee for not speaking English. Our concern is with management and training. If an employee is entrusted with a key and given access to occupied guest rooms, the hotel should ensure that employee understands Do Not Disturb indicators and basic room-entry procedures in a language she understands. And not understanding the DND sign still does not explain the failure to knock and announce before entering. The property deposited 50,000 Hilton Honors points into our account after the incident. We appreciated the gesture, but compensation was never our primary concern. We wanted the seriousness of the privacy issue acknowledged and reassurance that the underlying training and procedural problem would be addressed. We ultimately escalated the matter to Hilton Executive Customer Relations. Hilton confirmed to us in writing that the room was entered in error and that established room-entry procedures were not followed as expected. Hilton also acknowledged our concerns regarding the failure to knock, announce housekeeping, and properly recognize the room's occupied status. Despite that acknowledgment, we have been unable to obtain confirmation that the underlying training and procedural issues at this property have actually been corrected. We have repeatedly been told that our concerns were documented and shared with hotel leadership for "review and consideration." For us, this isn't about getting additional points or compensation. It's about guest privacy. Everyone makes mistakes, and we understand that this housekeeper may have made an innocent one. But when an employee has a key that allows access to occupied guest rooms, management has a responsibility to make sure that employee understands the procedures designed to protect guests' privacy. Being unexpectedly walked in on while naked in the shower was upsetting enough. Learning afterward that, according to management during a phone call, the employee apparently didn't understand the Do Not Disturb sign was even more troubling. Unfortunately, the hotel's handling of the situation afterward has left us without confidence that the underlying issue has been adequately addressed. For that reason, we would not choose to stay at this property again.

Big shout out to Dwayne for the incredible customer service!…read more The hotel is great! It was clean, tidy, and great parking. They have a free breakfast included. From what I could see, they had juices, milk, yogurt, cereals, waffle makers, and the chafing dishes that likely hold sausage and scrambled eggs. There was plenty of room to dine with your whole family. I appreciate the accommodation since I changed my travel plans to fly out of DAL prior to the storm. I will schedule my stay at Fairfield Inn next time I fly out of Love Field. It's perfection! God Bless Texas! Y'all be safe!

Great hotel stay. Clean room, comfortable bed, and great complimentary breakfast with lots of…read moreoptions including texas shaped waffles, multiple egg options, and multiple types of protein options included. I love that its no pets and good for guests with allergies too!