Lovely room and super staff. I left my phone behind and the Manager was most helpful in getting it to me. I highly recommend this conveniently located Fairfield!

This hotel has been recently renovated and features modern decor and super friendly staff. I reserved 2 rooms during a busy weekend (almost all hotels in downtown were booked) and I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the Fairfield Inn. The bed was SUPER COMFY - nothing like typical hotel mattresses, and something I would expect in a high-end, 4-5 star hotel.
We booked a King room and a King Suite and both were superb - the king suite was spacious and enough room for several people to hang out in comfortably.
Breakfast was complimentary the next day and the hotel also has a large indoor pool & hot tub. Dave Moran is the general manager and his customer service was excellent - he was extremely attentive and friendly and you could tell he ran a tight ship! I would absolutely stay at this hotel again and would recommend it to anyone. Book here first when you're looking for a quality Fort Worth hotel! Conveniently located in walking distance of restaurants, jogging trails, Fort Worth Zoo, and lots of fun shops.

I reserved two rooms at the Fairfield for a girlfriends reunion (5 of us) in late April. We were on the second floor at the back of the hotel (rooms 221 and 223). Although the hotel is close to I30 and railroad tracks, we never heard traffic or train noise. The hotel was quiet and very comfortable. The rate was reasonable and the staff courteous and helpful. The complementary breakfast offered the usual buffet of waffles, cereal, toast, yogurt, bagels, coffee, juice, and fruit. The pool looked inviting (we didn't swim). The exercise room is small: treadmills and weights. So overall, this is a good place to stay for the money. The hotel's location (University Drive) makes it an excellent choice. You'll be minutes away from the Fort Worth Zoo, Botanical Gardens, TCU, and the cultural district (museums). Several restaurants are within reasonable walking distance (without crossing University).

We got this hotel through a Priceline bid and we were very pleasantly surprised. We took our children (7 and 5) to Fort Worth for a long weekend (3/24 to 3/26) to visit the zoo and Log Cabin Village. We have stayed before at a Marriott Residence Inn, and this seemed quite similar except for the rooms which are more traditional hotel rooms instead of suites with kitchens. The woman who greeted us and checked us in was very friendly and extremely helpful. The housekeeping staff were very pleasant, and we were very happy with the breakfast service (the woman who ran that was in constant motion keeping everything stocked). There was a small indoor pool about 3 feet deep which was perfect for my five year old daughter. The location was perfect for people who don't like to get in their cars. From the front, on University, it looks like the location isn't great for walking because there is a busy street and lots of suburban type chains. However, if you cross a small street in the back, you have access to the Trinity Trail system. We walked from the hotel to the zoo (about 3/4 of a mile) and we also walked downtown (Trinity Trail to Trinity Park and then 7th street to downtown) and it was a pleasant long walk. I think you could do an easy walk to the Arboretum or Log Cabin Village, though we didn't actually do the walk. They had a handy fold up map of the trails in the hotel lobby and I can imagine that if you brought bikes, or really liked to walk, you could probably find pleasant routes to much of central Fort Worth. We did have to drive for food, because we couldn't find restaurants we were interested in nearby. We only paid $70 per night on Priceline, so obviously it was a great deal for us. The regular price is much more expensive ($140??), and I cannot say whether it would be worth it because I can't stomach the $100 to $150 prices that hotels often charge. I gave a five for value based on what we paid.