Hotel Super 8 di Fort Worth

My daughter and I were traveling for a gymnastics competition. We were pleased with the location's proximity to the Fort Worth Convention Center and dining options. The room and hotel were pretty clean overall. However, these are the weird things that ruined our stay: - The bathroom door knob was missing. I know it sounds weird, but there was no knob--just a big hole in the door where one should be. - The heat in our room did not work. We were cold and had it set to 80, but it only blew cold air. - Upon arrival at breakfast (included with our specific booking) no one acknowledged us or greeted us. We waited for a while and then I tracked down a worker putting out food to ask if we seat ourselves or if someone seats us. She did not reply to me (language barrier), but got someone to tell us we could just seat ourselves. It was confusing and unwelcoming. I witnessed other patrons enter after me and share the same confusion and have to ask as well. A simple greeting, welcome, or explanation could go a LONG way. I am not typically a complainer, so the issues above would've normally been mentioned at checkout for resolution before the next time they put someone in the room. It wasn't worth the hassle of moving to a different room. - (This was the biggie.) We had a family enter our room because they were given keys and assigned OUR room at check in. We had not checked out, and now our keys would no longer work. The family returned to the desk and were assigned a different room. When I asked about this mix up at the desk, they told me they ”didn't know how that had happened” like I was somehow making it up. They reprogrammed our key cards and assured us that no one else would bother us during the remainder of our stay. - They charged me for one night of parking instead of two, and charged me for breakfast although it was included with my booking. These charges were resolved and an apology was extended for the inconveniences of the stay. I would not stay at this hotel again, and will choose differently when traveling there next year. It was a hassle and a disappointment.

Came to Fort Worth for the ballet at the Bass Performance Hall and wanted to stay close by in the Sundance Square area so it’d be walkable. There were a lot of options, but the historic charm of The Ashton really drew me in and it delivered. The elevators are so pretty which I never thought I’d say, but that just goes to show how little details really elevate a space. The rooms are large and well appointed. They get great natural light from the almost wall high windows. Not the most comfortable beds (but I’m a memory foam girly) and I think the idea of a purified room is a bit ridiculous yet overall very nice…especially the bathrooms. Had afternoon tea in their tea room while I was there which was definitely worth it. They were able to accommodated my vegetarianism beautifully (even switching the Caesar salad dressing b/c of the anchovies). The chef did a brilliant job adapting their seasonal menu. He made some kind of mushroom bun which was really good. And my server, Anabel, was incredibly attentive.

After many days and lots of money spent we were asked to leave because my car window was busted out as if it was my fault. Normally my favorite location. Needless to say not any more

My first time at this Courtyard Marriott. The staff couldn’t have been nicer or more professional. Mr. Lyons greeted me with a big smile and polite manner, he couldn’t have been more helpful. I enjoyed seeing that smile everyday he was there. The room was clean and spacious, The bed and pillows were the best! It was so comfy! Best sleep I’ve had in a while. All snuggled in the clean, comfy, cozy bed, with great pillows, the black out curtains closed and AC keeping the room cool in our 105 degree weather. The room had a refrigerator which was nice to have. The cleaning ladies did a great job and were so nice and helpful. I miss Mr Lyons smile and kindness. I would definitely stay again.