My friend made the reservation after reading reviews from Trip Advisor. Neither of us had stayed here before. Garmin took us right to the place, easily. The first thing I noticed was this hotel doesn't have a drive up front door for checking in. No problem for us, but just an odd enterance.
The hotel is clean and neat and desk help are very helpful and pleasant. It is set up for extended stay, although we were only there for one night between two Fort Worth shopping days. Convinent to stock yards and down town, we drove didn't try to walk or cab it.
The one thing lacking in my opinion, is there is only one ice machine on the first floor down the end of the hall from the lobby. Not convinent from the fourth floor room. The ice maker in the room didn't make enough ice for our brief stay. Also they don't have a soda machine either! They do have limited types of soda for sale in the little "shop" attached to the front desk. Nothing caffiene free, nor bottle water on the night we stayed here.
The room was spacious and very clean- one king bed and a pull out sofa bed, desk, sink, stove top,Full sized fridge, microwave and dishwasher. We went out to eat that night, and slept very well- the room was dark and very quiet! We must have been on the side away from the train tracks because nothing disturbed any of us that night.
Airconditioner was quiet and effective in cooling us down after a long hot day of shopping! Got up a bit late for the breakfast, but there was still coffee, and muffins, bagels etc to grab and go on our way out.
There is apparently a pool, laundry and work out facilities but we were not on business, nor here long enough to partake, so I can't speak to these amenities.
Would stay here again if the opportunity presents itself!

This property was in very good condition. It features a kitchenette with cookware, free parking, and free wired/wireless internet. The only negative I can find is that it appears there is only one ice machine on the property (although they provide an ice tray for use with the full size refrigerator). The hotel is located just north of Downtown Fort Worth, with access to the Convention Center only 5 minutes away.

Stayed here for 2 nights. Staff were very friendly. Pool was a nice temp and very refreshing after a hot day. Location was handy to sundance square. Rooms were well equipped.
We ordered a cab for airport via reception but staff called 'car service' that wanted $75 for trip when previous night had taken cab from airport for $50.

The hotel was very nice, and I would recommend it, unless you're one of those picky customers who like to have curtains on their windows. I stayed in a ground-level suite, and the first time I walked into my room, I went to close the curtains, as I wanted to change. However, I quickly realized that what I had thought were curtains, were actually not curtains, just pseudo-curtain flaps that covered a few inches on both right and left sides of the 3 foot long window. The window was otherwise covered with a highly transparent white, gauzy "curtain." As a single woman staying on the first floor with a view to the parking lot of a downtown hotel, this lack of privacy is unacceptable.
My second complaint regards the concierge staff (I and my coworkers interacted with 3 different people in this post). They seriously need to redefine their understanding of "close by." The manager told us that the office building our company was meeting at was "a football throw away." It was actually a 20 minute walk. A second person recommended we try a restaurant called T&P, saying it was only a 15 - 20 minute walk. This "15-20 minute walk" was actually 1.4 miles (we looked it up) and took us 45-50 minutes to walk there. The same concierge who told me this, also gave my friend directions to a marble slab creamery that had been out of business for 6 months. A third concierge told me, when I asked for the nearest Catholic church, told me it was really close, about a 6 minute walk. This "6 minute walk" was actually 1.1 miles and took me 15 minutes. Not bad, but way off from what I was told. Finally, one of the concierges recommended 4 of my coworkers to visit the stockyards, telling them it was a 30 minute walk. The directions this concierge gave them had these people traversing a 2.4 mile trail climbing over fences, under dilapidated bridges, and walking through the sketchiest, crime-ridden part of downtown.
Other than these issues, the hotel is in a great location, has a nice hot breakfast, and the staff is very friendly.