Tarrant County Hotels with Gym

Great location, great staff and awesome amenities. I stay here every trip. The kick back at 5:30 was great. Food and drinks included at no extra cost. And breakfast was above and beyond, the coffee was my favorite part. Our room was very nice and clean. Very spacious and we were able to see the AT&T Stadium form our room.

All right attention. Very nice I didn't have the opportunity to go to breakfast. But I imagine that all is okay The only bad thing was that. Or we were to touch the door at 6:00 am Nose because. But there is out there everything excellent

It’s almost surprising to me that I have never used this property. I have used the other newer Hilton brand just down the street and was wholly unimpressed with the architecture and the offering. This property is fantastic for what Hampton intends to be, but they are missing one very important feature - in room safes. The brand has set the standard for this and I would not have become so interested in it were it not for innkeeper’s absolute refusal to deal with dishonest maid staff. A safe behind the counter is not good enough because it requires me to drag my electronics down there every time I leave the room. A hotel is not jail and freedom of movement is mandatory, and carrying around a bunch of electronics has shown up as required for living much of anywhere. To have a safe place to store that thing while staying on the road has become extremely important and I’m hoping all brands will recognize this and offer the guess a place of safety within their own room. It’s become so important that I intend to start calling ahead to find out if these are offered when deciding where I’m going to stay. Outside of that this place was all Hilton, from the lobby to the guest room to the staff on duty. I live here and I was only here because of the electric power uncertainty when it’s blistering cold. I didn’t use many of the facilities and don’t care about the swimming pool. I’ve learned a long time ago it’s worth the added cost to choose a dependable brand. The lack of standards in the lesser brands has driven me away from them. The franchise police have been eliminated from the lesser brands and they are lately getting away with providing nothing to the customer. I am lucky I played my cards right and have earned enough I am not forced to put up with that. Hampton has kicked HI off their throne for my needs thus when I’m going some place needing a place to stay I’ll look for a Hilton brand that meets the needs before any other.. I’d recommend this place to anyone as you’re getting what you pay for. There’s no reason for me to come back because I live here, but that’s not always true either.

We arrived early and were very grateful that we were able to get a room a couple hours before checkin time. While I was checking in, there was an extremely unprofessional lady (I think she may have been the manager) on the phone speaking extremely loudly and ghetto (it’s the best way to describe her conversation). She was on the phone speaking about getting keys from another location because this location was had low quantity. She went on to say something about the payment and a check needing to clear. I attempted to block out the conversation while I was being checked in but she was sooooo loud. The young lady checked us in and I was actually surprised that we did not receive any type of welcome gift similar to what we receive for elite status. Not even water. We were in a corner room with an amazing view. The room was spacious; however, the bathroom was very tight. The toilet is literally in front of the door which made it tight getting in and out of the bathroom. The room was overall clean, except the floor doesn’t seem to be mopped often. I accidentally dropped some food and got a wet paper towel to wipe it up and it was filthy. The location is perfect with access to lots of high end restaurants. However, gluten free options are limited. I stayed at a different hotel about a block or so away earlier during the summer and it was an absolute struggle trying to find good gluten free options in this area. I doubt that we will return to this location, although I really wanted to like it.

Breakfast buffet was good. Room was basic for $300/night. Stayed in better for less.. Front desk women were really kind at check-in.

Clean and good service

The surrounding environment was nice and quiet. The room I stayed in was clean and relaxed. Overall a good hotel.

Renovated in 2023, the Courtyard Fort Worth University Drive is a great choice for accommodation in Fort Worth.The hotel is conveniently located just 5km from Fort Worth TRE Station and 44km from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. With multiple attractions nearby including African Savanna at Fort Worth Zoo, Dream Park Playground and Log Cabin Village, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. Guests of this Fort Worth hotel can make use of the parking facilities.

I was only in the area for only 1 night and needed a place to sleep. The staffs at the front desk were nice and it was an easy check-in and check-out process. I didn't spend too much time looking around the room I had but it was clean enough for me. It was so cold that night but I'm glad the heater worked very well. Having a whole kitchen plus a fridge for the price is not a bad deal. There were even plates, bowls, and utensils.

This hotel is currently undergoing renovation. Most of the pictures do not correspond to what I observed. The breakfast was ok and is currently being served in a conference room. The room, despite having been recently renovated, was sub-par. The shower door did not close properly. There was animal hair all over the couch. They do not make your room up every day. Despite making a reservation for 4, they only gave us towels for two. That said, it was easy to access the highway and other places we needed to get to. We got a decent price and I cannot complain too much. We did hear construction noise during daylight hours, but it was not overwhelming.