I have stayed at this hotel many times and there are many reasons I keep coming back! This is a classic hotel with lots of charm and character. The building and lobby are beautiful with lots of open space to sit and people watch if you choose. The rooms are large and comfortable and very up to date, the beds are incredibly comfortable. The concierge lounge on the 15th floor has a great breakfast if you have access to it. The workout room is top notch with plenty of the latest equipment. The hotel staff is very professional and friendly.
Location of hotel is great as you can walk to all of downtown Ft Worth’s attractions. Be sure to have “Papa Mike” at the concierge desk help you out with recommendations for dining along with discount options, he does a great job!
I stay at many hotels for business travel and this is one of my favorite.

I'm a Hilton "diamond" hhonors program member and log 100+ hotel nights per year.

This property is among the top 20 Hilton's in the USA.

The executive lounge is excellent. The history of the property is interesting. The renovations first class. I really have no complaints whatsoever.

Valet parking is $22/day, but it's a downtown property so what do you expect? Car retrieval is swift and parking is secure.

The convention center is across the street and you are very close to a new JFK memorial (across street) and a great public park (other side of convention center).

This is a solid 4 star property. Try to book room on executive level if not a hhonors gold or diamond member.

Large hotel with lots of open space that seems a bit lost. I arrived around 11am and the reception wasn't able to provide me a room because check-in is only after 1pm wich for such a large hotel seems a bit strange to me because there weren't that many guests around.
the room was very large with even an extra seeting area and large writing desk. There are coffee making facilities, the bathroom did not have a make-up mirror and the toiletries were jsut basic.
For dinner you have a steak restaurant but it is expensive. There is also a Starbucks in the hotel but it closes already at 5pm which I found very early. If you would like a drink at night you will have to get to the centre because there is no bar in the hotel.
The meeting rooms are decend size however the wireless internet in the meeting rooms is terrible, it constantly broke down.
The hotel is easy located to the convention centre and since the city centre is not so big everything is within walking distance.
If you have the time make sure to make a trip to Forth Worth Stock Yards. An old western town right outside the city and there is an easy shuttle bus during the weekend which stops right across the street.

We were on our twentieth wedding anniversary. Although we were looking forward to reminiscing about when we were first married, we didn't expect the smell of the room to instantly remind us of the old apartment we lived in back in 1992. The carpet was brown with spots and was the source of the long forgotten odor. We tried using our iPad to connect to the Internet using the WiFi password they gave us at the front desk. It would allow access for about a minute before it froze up. After about eight tries, I called the front desk. I was told they could give me the number to AT&T. I told them, "No thanks." Going through phone company call center hell is not something I'm willing to do. The front desk clerk told me that other iPad users have also reported problems. Being aware of an ongoing problem and not fixing it is an interesting business model. All I can say is that we will be going elsewhere in the future. (One last thing: the bath tub and shower needed a shower.)