Homewood Suites by Hilton – Fort Worth

This hotel is so nice, the staff is amazing. The food was great, breakfast was complimentary hot breakfast and they had a light dinner in the evening with Wine and Beer. I had build your own nachos the night I was there. The hotel is very clean the beds are comfortable and the kitchens in every room make it a good place to stay if you are there for an extended time. I called the front desk at 11pm and asked for an extra blanket to be brought to my room, within 5 – 10 minutes someone was there with a warm blanket, fresh out of the dryer it felt like. All the staff was very engaging, front desk was very prompt with check in and check out. The kitchen staff was kind and always greeted me with a smile. The coffee is always fresh and the food is always warm. The pool is very nice also and the hot tub was relaxing, there is also a little mini golf green. The location is great close to a lot of stuff. Very safe area of town near Torchy’s tacos, Jason’s deli, a medical center and easy access to the highway. Overall it was the best stay I’ve ever had at Homewood suites.

Beautiful, CLEAN, well appointed room with a great staff. Nice thick towels, comfy bed, loved the mini stove and included kitchen ware. Will definitely stay here again when visiting Ft Worth. A few minutes from Cavendars and 15 minutes from the Stockyards.

I’ve stayed here twice now, one week each time as it is close to work when I’m in town. The hotel looks relatively new.
Unfortunately my stay was not pleasant. I woke up to multiple bites on my arm at 2am in the morning. I packed my things and went downstairs to ask for a room transfer. I showed them the pictures attached to this post, and the young lady switched my room. I was moved from a king suite to a queen due to availability.
The young lady suggested the hotel take my suitcase to have my stuff cleaned to prevent the possible transfer of bugs. I agreed and went to bed.
The next morning I decided to check on my suitcase and retrieve clothes. I was surprised to find my suitcase was back in the bug room. It was explained they did this to quarantine the bag until pest control could investigate. I was told someone would call me when complete.
Long story short the call never came. I approached the desk to get an extra key and was asked if I had been called about the bugs. I told them no. She said not to worry, it was just fleas.
She asked if I was a Hilton member. I said no. She said that she wanted to do something nice for me, but apparently only if I was a Hilton member. My job payed for the room so I really couldn’t leave without being out of pocket.
Really a poor experience. I expected them to be shocked there were bugs in the room, but it seemed as thought it was business as usual. No apologies and very little concern.
Btw, the bugs in the pictures are definatley not fleas.

Well, this review has been a long time coming, but after a staying here for a week straight I decided that now it was time to write a review…
I’ve stayed in a few hotels in the area, including the Omni in Downtown Ft. Worth, but even it doesn’t have the charm and comforts of this hotel.
The atrium is lively, bright and welcoming. The hallways are simple and clean. The dinner and breakfast areas are excellent. There is a putting green near the outside lounge and pool area.
The beds are comfortable as can be, the TV and Blu-​ray player is awesome and the rooms are (with the exception of one time) very clean.
The service is really where this place shines. From the front desk to the cleaning ladies, their service is top notch. In fact, for that reason alone, you should stay here. If you take advantage of it, it’s really that good.

All in all, do yourself a favor and stay here. This is where you’ll find me. ;)

Let’s just call this our «Wedding Weekend Disaster.» We reserved a wedding block of rooms in January 2015 at Homewood Suites Fort Worth Medical Center, a subsidiary of Hilton, and fulfilled our minimum 5 reservations needed by April, months ahead of the deadline. Knowing we had many people coming from out of town, and that it was TCU vs. SMU and TCU Parent’s weekend, we also added a block at the hotel across the street to provide everyone ample number of rooms to stay near each other and our wedding venue to cut down on transportation costs.
Fast forward to the week of our event on Sept. 19, 2015. Three, I repeat THREE days before people start checking in, We get a phone call from Homewood Suites informing us that our entire wedding block has to move 20 minutes south to Hampton Inn & Suites Fort Worth — Burleson, or has to be separated out across Fort Worth to various hotels. Although we were told Homewood Suites was hosting «an unusually large number of residents who had been displaced,» my wife and I could not find any wars, fires, floods, natural disasters, etc. in Fort Worth that were mentioned in our contract. We also contacted the Hilton corporate offices, but never heard back and were told the Homewood Suites contact was our only option for support. So we began to speculate back to our original reason for making the contract so far in advance — the TCU vs. SMU game and TCU Parent’s weekend. Heck, the hotel is only two miles from campus, why wouldn’t they try and double rates for parents to make more money?!
The lady we were working with at Homewood Suites said «You are the last person I want to be calling right now about this,» …Then why are we even having this conversation?! The football schedule came out months ago, yet we were never contacted at any point to express concern about overbooking. We even exchanged emails with the lady from Homewood Suites on September 9 to get an updated list of rooms. Being just 10 days before we check-​in, there was still no mention of even the slightest possibility of there not being enough rooms to accommodate us. Any hotel worth staying at should have some idea that there might be an issue with accommodating a wedding block with a contract.
So now we had less than three days to track down everyone who was staying at the hotel and inform them of the situation. Even though Homewood Suites Fort Worth Medical Center sent emails out trying to inform all guests, several email addresses were wrong, meaning several guests would have been totally unaware of the changes had we not given them a heads up. The rest of the week became chaos.
Being forced out to Hampton Inn & Suites Fort Worth — Burleson was also just the beginning. We missed part of our wedding photographs as the bride, groom, family of 20 and photographer all had to fight over the ONLY UBER that existed in Burleson (which I’ll come back to). My sister, her husband and kids missed our rehearsal dinner because of the added 45 minutes of traffic hell getting through downtown and south Fort Worth traffic on I35. My wife, myself and all other guests were unable to celebrate with all of our out-​of-​town friends and family that were fortunate enough to stay at the other hotel, defeating the whole point of reserving blocks at side-​by-​side hotels. We also had some cancel their reservation entirely because their homes were now closer than the Burleson hotel, or because the new hotel didn’t provide the same amenities as the one originally booked. We also almost got stuck in the elevator as it dropped half of a floor while we were on it the first night. Just dandy. We also noticed the elevator was past-​due for inspection — even better!
I will acknowledge that Hampton Inn & Suites Fort Worth — Burleson tried their hardest to make things right, but telling us we will get «Free Über and Lyft vouchers» when they were really only promo codes for first-​time users so we couldn’t use them, «craft beer» that was actually Blue Moon, «two bottles of wine» that were actually mini bottles of Sutter Home pink something-​nobody-​drinks-​and-​were-​probably-​free, and «snacks» that were really just one of every item in their mini convenience store, «maps provided from the hotel to the venue and back» which must’ve just been Google maps because we never received any maps, and one free night at the hotel, there was still more to be desired for how much chaos this caused the week leading up to and during our wedding.
I know so many people say there’s always one thing that goes wrong during a wedding and to not sweat the small stuff, but I felt I had to write this and post it everywhere so the world knows just how awful this one thing was, and how little respect Homewood Suites Fort Worth Medical Center and their Hilton corporate partners had for their customers and their wedding guests.

This is a new hotel in the area. Stayed here for 10 days while in the area.
We had a king bed suite. It was very nice. The room was well appointed and had a separate bedroom and living room/​kitchen. It was enough room for my husband, son and I to spend time in the room without being on top of each other. The bathroom is good size and the closet was big enough to fit two large suitcases as well as hanging clothes and shoes/​laundry basket on the floor.
Breakfast is good. New selections each day. The evening reception was hit or miss but the staff were very friendly and attempted to provide you with what you needed to relax at the end of the day.
I used the hot tub and gym almost every night. They never felt over crowded and were always clean.
The hotel is right next to the train track and you can hear it in your room. It did not keep me up at night and my son enjoyed watching the trains come and go. Unless you are a very light sleeper I don’t think it should stop you from booking here.
Very enjoyable stay.

This hotel I am guessing is a brand new hotel, if not they sure do keep up with it!
The décor was very Texas, not in a bad way. It was beautifully done. A very friendly staff. Nice big king sized room we had. There is a practice putting green, laundry, pool and spa area, exercise room, a little convenient store down stairs. Really everything you could ask for.
They are pet friendly… a clean pet friendly.
Breakfast area had a good spread of things. Texas shaped waffles which was pretty cool!
It’s a quiet hotel, by that I mean you know there is noise outside but their windows and walls are thick and you don’t hear that noise or the neighbors.
I highly recommend this hotel and if we are ever in the area again we will stay every time!

This hotel stands out for many reasons. The location off I30 and Forest Park is very convenient, downtown is only a $ 5 Über away. The friendly service is the first thing you notice. My wife joking said as we pulled up «well this isn’t the Omni so we won’t be getting any champagne for our anniversary!» and then when we got to our room there were 2 small bottles of Muscato, 2 flutes, a huge selection of chocolates, and a Happy Anniversary card signed by the staff. Seriously, this was unexpected, and while it may have only cost them a few dollars it really showed how much they appreciated us. I should mention we were staying on points and this was our first time here, so it was all very unexpected. The hotel is beautifully appointed, gorgeous lobby, quiet and swanky hallways. Our 4^th floor room (even numbered) faced downtown Fort Worth, which while not a massive skyline, is pretty neat from this angle, especially at night. The suites are large, with a comfortable kitchen and living room. For 2 people it was too big, it could easily handle 4 people before getting crowded. The bedroom was comfy, and the bathroom plenty big. The hotel is recently built with very soundproof walls and windows. Some light rail noise but nothing to wake you up. Breakfast was nothing fancy, but plenty of choices.

The staff is WONDERFUL! They work very hard to make sure that you will enjoy your stay and feel like home. The pool was warm and the exercise room is much bigger then your typical hotel. Having the kitchen in your room makes life much more convenient. They also have a real estate discount for people moving into town or in between homes.

I have been staying for a while here, I am from Turkey and here is liley second home. All staffs are extremely friendly and so I don’t feel alone. Pool and fitness room are so clean and rooms and appleances are so new. When I came fort worth, the first suite that I stayed is here and I never minded to look for another place.

We stayed overnight while a family member was staying in the hospital. The employees were friendly and helpful, breakfast was great and the rooms were comfortable. There is a pool and a putting green along with lots of outdoor space and seating. Our kitchen came with utensils, cookware, even tupperware for leftovers. They offer free breakfast and weeknight evening dinner. Everything was clean and new, and I loved all of the outlets around the room!
The bedroom was spacious but the tub and toilet area were somewhat small.
I would happily stay at this property again.

Can’t believe I am the first to review this place. But I guess it is pretty new and the amenities showed. Get here and stay here before the place gets «used.» What I mean is that everything is still pretty new now. The BBQ area, pool, and putting green are in great condition. The hot breakfast is of course a nice touch and the staff is extremely friendly. We needed our room made earlier than their scheduled time and a maid came within 10 minutes to complete the job.
As for the room itself, it was spacious and had everything you need. Stainless Steel appliances and granite counter tops gave it a modern look and the bathroom was well designed, with the sink outside of the closed off area with the toilet and shower. My only complaint is that the TV was not in a good position to be viewed by anyone in the room. Oh ya, and it is next to some train tracks, but you hardly notice the noise that happens every once in awhile.