Stockyards Hotel

Overall, I had a adventurous stay at this hotel. It’s rich in history and artwork, with a charming rustic feel that’s true to its roots. The service throughout from the hotel staff to the bar and restaurant was good. The biggest drawback was the weekend noise level, even with that, the experience was worth it. Photos in original format.

The nostalgia idea is great! The rooms have Wild West decor and is a big draw for uniqueness. However, the bathroom should be from the Wild West! ||Our tub had a huge stain mark leading g to a rusted drain. The shower faucet took about 15 mins to figure out. It spun both way to close and open. I paid $500+ for this room to celebrate my 20th anniversary. ||Not worth the stay!

TDLR: the hotel downgraded my full-price room to sell it at a higher price to someone else (I booked a king bed, we had to sleep in a double). The floors in the room were so dirty we chose to wear shoes the entire stay. My husband and I checked into the hotel and the front desk had one very friendly staff member. He gave us our key and we went up to our room. The hotel is decorated wonderfully downstairs, so I had high hopes for what our stay was gonna look like! When we entered the room, I saw two double beds, so we went back downstairs to let them know that we were in the wrong room. The front desk worker let us know that we were not in the wrong room so I showed him my reservation for one king bed. After talking for a minute, he stated that “someone had made a change to the reservation at some point” that had downgraded us from a king bed to two doubles. I asked if there was another room with a king bed or a queen bed that we could take, and he said that the hotel was entirely booked out. When I asked if we had gotten downgraded so that they could charge other guests a higher price to stay in our room, the front desk worker didn’t respond. ll in all, we’re usually pretty easy, so that wouldn’t have been a dealbreaker, but the bathroom was. The shower drain did not drain and the bathroom smelled like sewage (probably from the plumbing being so old) but that was still manageable. The real problem was the bathroom floor. The floor had a distinct stickiness under our feet so we wiped it down, and it was black. I’ll upload photos of what came up with some rubbing and a dry towel. We put a blanket down and kept shoes on during our stay. Certain parts of the room seemed clean, others, not so much. We slept above the sheets in a double bed and left very disappointed. Valet was INCREDIBLY kind and helpful. Heads up, if you stay here, valet is mandatory. It’s $28 plus a tip. Otherwise, you have to pay $35 to park overnight and a lot down the street with no security.

Hospitality is on point 100% at this unassuming hotel. I didn’t actually stay here rather stopped in to cool off in their lobby with my dog on a really hot day. Ty behind the front desk made me feel like I was a paying guest and even got a bowl of ice water from the kitchen for my dog. I feel like you just don’t see things like this anymore anywhere. Really impressed me since I wouldn’t consider this place to be a ‘luxury’ hotel but clearly everyone has been trained/hired well. I’ll definitely be back for a stay in the future.

My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon. it was exactly how we pictured it and was the best experience ever. the staff was amazing and our room was wonderful. the rustic feel and the wooden shutters were my favorite. will definitely stay here again

If you want to be in the heart of the Stockyards, this location can't be beat. That is the best I can say about it though. The staff was okay, several times the valet wasn't available and we had to wait. Since the phone in our room didn't work, I couldn't call down, which made the wait even longer. The room (Outlaw room) was a disappointment. The extra space we paid for was a couch facing a wall. The TV cabinet door did not want to stay open. The bathroom was horrible. Cracked tiles, half finished repairs. The tub wouldn't drain. The floors felt dirty (in both the bathroom and the room). I was surprised with the amount of good reviews that don't mention this. Even with this being a historic hotel, for the amount of $ charged per night, they need to upgrade the rooms and bathrooms.

Definitely in the thick of the Stockyards. Nice vintage, Wild West style hotel and rooms. However, the bathroom of a $500 a night hotel was Motel 6…maybe worse. Went there for our 20th wedding anniversary. Supposed to be a very special night. The room was fine although we were facing the main street so it was a free-for-all concert and head banging car, cruising moment. They do give you earplugs, so that’s a plus. I was taken aback when I went into bathroom. After spending $500 for special occasion, I had to play with the shower faucet because there was no stop in either direction. Took about 30mind to get it right. Almost slipped every time you get in the tub. There’s no rough surface as the tub might have been from original build. The rust stains just added to the ambiance. I was disappointed…should gone to the Springhill Suites. Bottom line: DO NOT RECOMMEND, unless you do a walk through. Couldn’t change rooms due to capacity. Stay elsewhere and buy drinks and food instead.

The hotel certainly conjures an Old West ambiance, but unfortunately it wasn’t for us. Over our two-night stay, the drawbacks outweighed the benefits, our sole positive was the convenient location. ||First, the room was uncomfortably warm. Even with the air conditioner set to 68°F, the thermometer hovered around 81°F, and we were grateful to have packed a small fan to take the edge off. The bathroom was also extremely small, leaving almost no space to move. To make matters worse, the tile floors around the vanity and in the shower were dangerously slick. ||All in all, I would have preferred a more modern property, especially for a multi-night visit.

I love the stockyard hotel!!! It's amazing inside and the room is so cozy, definitely feels like you're in a clean western time. This hotel is not big at all so it's really hard to score reservation here. But we got lucky couple times and call them and they just happened to have room available. Location is perfect here! It's dead center everything in stockyards! And service is top notch!! Worth a stay 10000%

Completely forgot to share about my experience at the Stockyards Hotel in Fort Worth months ago for a work conference. We absolutely adored it!! We had team members fly in from all over Texas and surrounding states for a 3 day conference which was more like a reunion after not seeing each other all of COVID. Fort Worth was the destination of choice because it truly represents an essence of Texas while prices for hotels and conference rooms were reasonable in comparison to Dallas. Back to the Stockyards Hotel. It's this frozen in time saloon style hotel with bar, gorgeous seating areas, and a conference room filled with all things cowboy. Instead of spending our day in a stuffy, fluorescent lit room with presentations all day, we all felt so warm and homey inside "Booger Red's." Loved it! Best part? You walk outside and poof you're on cobblestone, smack dab in the middle of the actual FW Stockyards. Prime location!

beautiful hotel! close to everything. customer service was excellent! valet was polite and quick.

Tired and Beat. STAY AWAY The photos of this hotel look great on the Internet. Don't believe them. This hotel has passed its sell by date, decades ago, and survives on reputation and location alone. The desk help is severely undertrained, and does not bother to get up from their chair in order to greet you or answer questions. The lobby is quaint and cute, and that's the best part about the place. Our "outlaw room" (room 328) was in sad condition. The shutters would not stay closed, the carpet was old and musty, the air handler was configured so as to regularly drain condensation through two pipes in the ceiling above the tub, thereby making impossible use the one towel rack in the bathroom, and the surface covering on the sink counter appeared to be stick on vinyl paper. entertainment was provided by the suite across the hall (room 329), which appeared to host some type of late night business that resulted in its door being opened and slammed not less than 30 times between 2 AM and 4 AM. This may have been due to it being situated next to the back stairs, which provide quick access to the alley behind the hotel. This noise continued long after I called the front desk to complain. I truly regret having booked this hotel, since we invited another couple as our guests for the weekend, and I was embarrassed that I made this choice. Never again. I was told that the hotel was sold to new owners one year ago, and that they "had plans" to renovate. I have plans to eliminate global warming also, which I suspect will be done before this hotel is renovated.

Old, outdated, no upkeep, overpriced. Bathtub wouldn't drain, curtains weren't taken care of, toilet needed repair, parts of the shower were coming out of the wall, handles on the sink were installed backwards, and details on the tank of the wooden facade of the toilet were cracked or hanging loose by their screws. Not worth the $400.00 we paid.

Great location and very cool place to stay with lots of old west character. We got upgraded to a junior suite (not sure why); it was the Cowboy Corner room. Staff were all friendly and we will definitely stay here again!

We always bring visitors here and always come to at least have a drink on the saddle when we are in the stockyards. Historic! I have stayed at the hotel once years ago and it was an excellent experience.

If you get a street view room, it's best to have a white noise machine in tow. WHERE DO ALL THESE ANNOYING MOTORCYCLES COME FROM? Seriously. Jeez Louise. Other than that, it's a great place to stay. Walking distance to Stockyards and Joe T Garcia's. Valet parking is the only option, but nice to ditch the car for a while. Love the registration desk. But the sqeaky stairs make me feel like it might be haunted. Restaurant is onsite and convenient. Loved the ceiling fan in the room but did not like the lack of outlets. YES, it's historic; I get that. But I'm spoiled.

This place is the coolest! I love the Stockyards and I thought why not stay right there. It is about the same price as the decent hotel chains right there but it is so beautiful and has a great vibe. Like staying in a hotel a hundred years ago. The only place I'd ever stay in Fort Worth.

Don't stay here. I booked a suite for $600+ in March. When I arrived, I was shocked to see the poor condition of the lobby - doesn't look like much has been spent on maintenance in many years. The sofa in lobby had large stains. Wife visited the lobby bathroom and told me it was "nasty". We arrived at 1:30p and were told the room wasn't ready. At 2:30p we were told the same. I asked if possible to check with housekeeping. The response was that housekeeping comes down at 3:00p with list of rooms that are clean. I was also told that the internet is down and I couldn't be checked in anyway. I asked what happens if the internet is down for hours. I was told that there is a "work around." Management apparently not spending money on customer service. Got call at 3:20p saying room is ready. Internet was still down but no problem getting key this time. Room was ok but very dated and in need of repairs -- broken towel rack, cracks in tile and bad caulk job around tub. Ear plugs on the bedstand with placard "silencers for loud cowboys." It was raining so not much noise from the street, but noise from hallway could be heard easily. Best part of stay was very good water pressure in shower. Internet still down when checked out in morning. The Drover Hotel down the street looks like a 4 star hotel in contrast to this place. Next time I'm staying there or anywhere else.

The hotel is charming and even has a hotel room where Bonnie and Clyde stayed. The lobby is cozy. There are shops across the street and the weekend cattle drive (Friday, Sat, Sun) is just down a block.

We did not get to stay at the hotel. We had lunch and walked all around. The charm of this hotel is perfect. Feels like you stepped back into the Wild West at an upscale hotel. The place is clean and the staff was wonderful. They explained several of the unique pieces of art and items in the lobby. I would love to stay here next time I am in the area.

This is a historic hotel that dates back before the automobile. I did not stay overnight here, but hung out in the lobby and hotel saloon. The whole surroundings seems to stay unchanged except a few minor modern upgrades like air conditioning, televisions, and smoke detectors. The lobby had great seating and great place to hangout. The saloon is traditional western 1800s with saddle seating at the bar. There are a lot of western art hung all around this hotel. Outside on the corner you will find the gift shop basically selling items on the street. They do have valet parking if you plan to stay here and the staff is very friendly and helpful. It is a must stop when visiting the Fort Worth Stockyards.

My husband and I stayed at the Stockyard Hotel during a 2 night, weekend getaway. We could have chosen a more modern hotel in the area, but we wanted to have the complete adventure of the Ft Worth Stockyards. The hotel was very nice, and we felt as if we had stepped back in time for a while. We stayed in the Outlaw Room, 2nd floor, corner of East Exchange Ave and Main Street. It was very comfortable, except for the bathroom being a bit tight, but that was to be expected since we were giving up modern for the feel of the old west. I had requested extra washcloths when I reserved the room, but we didn't get them. Also, our toilet seat was loose, but we dealt with it just fine. I loved having a ceiling fan in the room, and the earplugs were a needed added bonus, seeing as how the streets outside are incredibly noisy on Friday and Saturday nights. The guy that checked us in wasn't very friendly, but I guess he was nice enough. The valet guys were great, very friendly, and very helpful! The girl that checked us out was friendly and sweet. Overall, we had a relaxing and enjoyable weekend, and I definitely recommend the Stockyard Hotel.

Nice hotel, gives off a good feel. Valet parking and check in staff were great. I'm extremely disappointed that we made the mistake of booking for thanksgiving eve. It is now thanksgiving morning and nothing is open. We can't even get a cup of coffee. When you pay more than average for a hotel in a tourist area you expect to have access to all the amenities that the hotel advertised like a restaurant, bar, gift shop. This should have been brought to our attention along wise discount.

Loved loved loved this place! It's right in the heart of all the fun! The lobby is beautiful and the rooms are spacious and clean. We really enjoyed our stay! The details were amazing in the old country charmer.

showed up to the valet. no one is at valet. walk to the front desk, ask is valet is open. she says yes but no one helps you. we check in and gives us no directions to the elevator. we walk back to the front desk to figure out where the elevator is. she rudely reply where it is. we check In our room and go out for the night. get back to the hotel to find no pillows on our bed with no pillow cases. Call to front desk to get us pillow cases. trying to go to bed as my wife puts pillow cases on all the pillows. I highly not recommend this hotel. the hotel is decorated for Chirstmas which looks amazing but we will not staying here again. Spend the extra money and stay somewhere else.

We decided on this establishment for our wedding. Steven, the manager of the restaurant H3 is amazing. The food was over the top!! Everyone loved it!! Staff was great during our wedding. Just beware of the "event coordinator" Mrs. Robertson. Not a pleasant experience at all with her. Steven saved her. His above and beyond the night before and the day of helped ease the sting of her lack of and actions. She isn't anyone I would recommend dealing with for ANYTHING. Overall we had a great day. Only thanks to Steven.

Love love love this place! I can't say enough good things and can't believe I hadn't reviewed sooner. I was gifted a package that included an overnight stay, admission to the rodeo, dinner at the restaurant downstairs and breakfast by my parents as a college graduation gift last summer. The hotel is perfectly located right smack dab in the middle of the stockyards. The downstairs common area was beautifully decorated and had ample seating options. The rooms were perfect! Huge, comfy, beds, TV, sitting area, the usual. And of course a great view of downtown. I came with my boyfriend and unfortunately we got into a bit of a tiff and after all was said and done he decided to go home and I stayed. The reason I mention this is because the staff was SO sweet and understanding and went above and beyond to try and make my stay perfect! It was really awesome. I didn't make it to dinner because I was upset so they let me use that credit towards other things like breakfast, drinks, a koozie. There was a basket of goodies for purchase in my room and it had a cow hide koozie that I was in love with and they were sweet enough to let me use my dinner credit for that. When I came in from the rodeo they checked in on me, when I came down for breakfast and later at checkout. Ive never experienced such great customer service anywhere. I can't comment of dinner since I skipped out but the breakfast was delightful! Hope to have the chance to stay here again soon!

This place is very historic. The staff is very friendly. Valet is quick but even if you stay the night there it's $15 a day/night. Our view was on the stockyard side so it was a bit noisy but that came with the territory there were earplugs by the bed. The walls are VERY thin.. so take that advice how you need. There's a basket in the room with things to purchase even snacks, so if you're a drunk eater... you may have to pay for a snickers bar. The bed was very comfy and the AC worked great. The only complaint, there was mold on the shower head. Ick.

The best hotel! Beautiful, comfortable and full of history! Ruben was the front desk manager. Five star service from him with a genuine Texas smile! Thank you so much, sir! I highly recommend! Everyone should visit this historical treasure!!!!

Fun and rustic hotel right at the stockyards. A bit noisey due to the H3 restaurant next door. The interior was clean, the beds were comfortable. Plenty of closet space with the huge armoire. WiFi was excellent and the staff was great.

As a self proclaimed cheapskate, I'm usually pretty critical where I spend my money. I have to say this is a great place to stay. I was skeptical of the price but it's money we'll spent for a great time. The ambiance is genuine old west. Nothing is over polished or contrived. Beds were comfortable, room was clean and well furnished. Bathroom was clean and in appropriate order for the setting of the room. While I plan on spending most of my time touring the stockyards, I am looking forward to a good night sleep. Zach and the girls at the desk were very friendly and welcoming. I will absolutely recommend this to my friends and look forward to a return visit when I can spend more time. I hope y'all give this place a try and feel free to respond and let me know how you liked it.

Valet parking your car will "palm" your tip money and then pretend you never tipped them. Happened multiple times over a two-night stay. Shady thing to do. Restaurant has been closed for months. Rooms are tiny and housekeeping is questionable, at best.

Nice looking hotel, so we decided to stay. Went to bed at 11pm and at 12:30 the neighbors in other room woke us up by being drunk and yelling. The walls are paper thin. Also all night long the antique toilet filled up ( sounds like something hammering) and when the a/c kicks on, it scares the crap out of you. Then at 2:37am another drunk guy started beating on his door and yelling at his wife and friends because he thought they were fooling around. How do I know this? Because after it woke my wife and I and the whole hotel I went down to shut this guy up. For almost an hour we sat and listened and hotel didn't escort these people out. Thank God as soon as I went down the police showed up and took care of the problem. Oh there's two pipes on the ceiling above bathtub that constantly drip into the tub. Weird. For this price I'm not impressed so I barely gave it 3 stars. Also room 316 is haunted. Heard someone walk back and forth 3 times during the night and open the entertainment center doors.

Texas Suite - the only way to live. My wife and I arrived on the red eye from California. Even though check-in is at 3:00, the staff kindly took care of us. I highly recommend the Stockyards Hotel to anyone who wants to truly experience the Stockyards. The hotel is in much nicer condition than I expected.

We stayed here in our wedding night. It was truly a wonderful night. Right in the heart of the stockyards. We spent a couple hours at the bar downstairs and it was so fun with some great margaritas! Then the room was large with a wonderful view and very clean. It also had some history to it which I loved! We had a wonderful time and the service af the front desk was great! I would highly highly recommend this place to anyone!

The hotel itself is very nice. The room we stayed in was the loudest room I have ever stayed it. Everytime the air conditioner turn on it sounded like a train passing. The toilet is the old style that you pull the chain down. The toilet would wake my wife when it flushed. The loudest part was the people talking next door. They were not yelling, they were talking in their normal voice and we could hear every word they spoke. The stay for us was not an enjoyable stay.

We had our company Christmas party here. The margaritas were good and the ribeye steaks were excellent. The hotel rooms are sub standard with a bathroom I was not thrilled to use. It's so very loud that we opted to just leave and drive home instead of spend the night.

We had a great stay at the Stockyards Hotel. We chose the Geronimo room and boy did we love it. The decor was authentic Texas and the service great. Its proximity to the attractions makes everything walkable and part of the charm. It is close to restaurants, the Historic District, and shopping. We only wish we weren't just driving through as a few more days here would have been great!

I am shocked by the 5 star reviews! Yes this hotel is "historic" but please don't let the website pics deceive you. For $400+/night you aren't getting a cute "suite" you get a room with a bed and a tiny bathroom about the size of your first apartment. The bathroom was nasty: black molded grout, dead bugs in the light fixture, dusty/nasty air filter, and holes in ceiling with various pipes hanging out everywhere. The only amenity included is a Keurig Coffee Machine taking up half of your bathroom counter. Nothing included (no mini fridge in room, no breakfast, etc), the one available plug in the room was so loose I couldn't even use it to charge my phone, and the valet acts like they are shocked and inconvenienced when you ask for your car to be brought up. My husband's company gifted us the 2 nights on their company card and not only did the hotel charge our card instead, when they went to fix it they charged our card AGAIN and then the company card. So now we have THREE charges on our cards while we wait for the extra charges to be canceled. Do yourself a favor and head on down the road to another hotel. The nicest part of this place is the lobby. (And it's open to the public!)

Stay here. The valets beat the pants off of any 5 star hotel I have ever stayed At- stay in a theme room for sure- go to H3

We arrived in DFW to learn that our Airbnb cancelled. Ohio State was playing TCU and the town was mobbed. We were there for a wedding. Ruben from guest services was incredible. From booking the room, to allowing an early check in, to just being kind and professional, he made us feel welcome. Our room was spacious and comfortable, the king size bed was one of the best I've slept in. Very clean. The hotel restaurant was great for breakfast. The drinks from the bar were very good. The staff were all around friendly and professional.

I needed to find a place to have a large group dinner and Leah was so helpful. I had a group of 40 plus and we ended up renting the banquet room and bar/patio area. I opted for some appetizers and a cocktail hour followed by a buffet dinner. The food was good and the girls serving us were great. Plates and glasses/bottles were constantly being picked up. My only complaint was how long it took to finally close out our bill. I would recommend it if you've got out of town guests and want the authentic Texas feel.

Very nice authentic retro texas charm hotel. Right in the middle of the action at the stockyards. Booked a king room. Bed is comfy, bathroom tiny overall room smaller than average. Service is wonderful very attentive. Will definitely be back for special occasion visit. Really a must for out of towners wanting a true old west experience that only fort worth can offer

The first time we stayed here we had a great experience. This time....not so much. My nieces room had a leak in the bathroom ceiling (room 214) from the time they checked in. They reported the problem that day. A maint main came to fix it the next morning, but whatever he did, it did not work. So the kids had to listen to the constant dripping all weekend. Told they couldn't change rooms because there were only king rooms left and they needed two beds. So by Sunday morning even the carpet was wet. Management said they would take care of the problem and never did. They said they wouldn't charge for the room but still did. To add insult to injury, the girls had a $50 lottery ticket go mysteriously missing Sunday. In my room, I forgot my flatiron, an expensive one. When I called to ask to have it shipped to me I was told housekeeping didn't come across it. I know for a fact it I left it in there. So someone in housekeeping is not honest. Very disappointed in this stay considering we had such a good first experience. After these experiences, we would not stay here again.

Yuk! We chose this hotel because it was old and we wanted a hotel with that old west charm. There is nothing charming about this hotel. Upon arriving we were looking for the parking lot and could not find it so we call ed the front desk and were Told that they only had valet parking and it costs 15.00 a day! We got to our room... We were shocked! The room was in the shape of a triangle, had six windows three overlooked a wall of air conditioners the other three had a view of a fire escape and a roof. The rooms had no refers. No coffee makers. The bathroom was SO dark a candle would have had more light! We love old hotels but this place needs some serious help. We were going to stay four nights but left the next day... At and additional charge of 50.00 for and early departure. We went to the Hyatt and had a wonderful rest of our vacation.

We stay at the Stockyards each time we attend a concert at Billy Bob's (which is a short walk away). We love the rustic and authentic feel of the hotel. The lobby is warm and inviting and the staff is incredibly friendly. We gravitate towards the suites - which tend to be pricey. Our most recent stay was in the Butch Cassidy suite which was over $400 per night. That said, the room is absolutely huge with a king size bed, separate seating area (with a pull out couch) and wet-bar. The suite is the best in the hotel (in my opinion) with views of the "Fort Worth Stockyards" sign just outside the window. The room can get noisy with the tourists and traffic on Exchange Ave. - but to us it's a non-issue. The area is flush with restaurants, shops and tourists and the hotel and this room in particular make you feel right in the middle of the action. The bar across the street features live music which is clearly audible. But again, we don't mind at all and it did not prove to be a distraction. If you are expecting a brand new hotel with a rustic feel - this is not the place. It succeeds in delivering a rustic feel because, well, it's legitimately old! If you expect perfection - you will be disappointed. A critic would argue that the rooms need to be "modernized" (the bathroom specifically) - but just keep in mind it's an old hotel with tons of charm. If you want modern and sterile, there is a Hyatt just down the road. The Stockyards is incredibly easy to find and incredibly convenient. Upon arrival, the valet staff are friendly and courteous (there is no on-site parking). The front desk staff is genuine, hospitable and very, very friendly! While checking in, I mentioned that we can never get a table at the H3 - the steakhouse next to the Stockyards. The gentleman checking us in - Eric - took matters into his own hands and somehow secured a reservation for the exact time we wanted. He even called my cellphone to advise that the reservation was confirmed. Awesome service and it turned out to be an awesome dining experience as well. Thank you Eric! Is the Stockyards Hotel perfect? No - but it's loaded with rustic charm, a friendly staff and is located right in the heart of the historic Stockyards. The bottom line is that we live in Grapevine - only a 30 minute drive from Ft. Worth. But we choose to stay the night primarily because the experience at the Stockyards is totally worth it!

I didn't stay the night, but I spent several hours here with some friends who did. Even though was I wasn't staying overnight, I was still able to valet with the hotel ($9 for non-overnight, $13 for overnight). We about 7 girls up in the Geronimo suite for a mini bridal shower/bach party. The room itself was a great size - two double beds, a pull out couch, and the toilet/shower was separate from the sink vanity. We appreciated this so we could all get ready without being squeezed into a tiny bathroom! The room could easily and comfortably sleep 6. The hotel staff couldn't have been more helpful. We forgot a wine opener and we were able to just take the bottles down to the bar and they opened them for us. The bellman also offered filled our coolers with ice. What a guy! The hotel was lively with guests both in the restaurant and the lobby. This place is in a great location and you can walk to everything. I left the hotel around 10:00pm and valet was a breeze. Great time here, and I will for sure be back to spend the night!

First! You gott'a remember how old this hotel is.......that said; friendly staff at front desk. Upon arrival it is a fight to get bell service and parking place on street. Ended up handling bags myself car to lobby and lobby to room (checking out,too). Valet parking area is a good ways away so plan on a wait to get vehicle. We stayed in Bonnie & Clyde suite......on 3rd floor corner of Main and Exchange; right over party district. Just saying! If you are looking for good nights sleep on Friday or Saturday night bring ear plugs, good drugs and eye cover! Or get another room on backside of hotel. If you are early riser forget any coffee service or room service. Restaurant only open for breakfast on weekends; and does not open till 9 a.m.! First morning I came down looking for coffee; front desk rang restaurant to refill self service, no answer. So I was told "just go through double doors toward kitchen someone will be there..." REALLY! Place is clean; to include room. However, it was old time period tub/shower with 3 or 4 nobs just to get shower to work.....my wife gave up and just took a tub bath, each night. In the end I wish I had known there was a Hyatt Place 2 blocks away......newer, less street noise and same price points.....

We've been coming to the stockyards for 15 years and 9 times out of 10 we stay at The Stockyards Hotel. I love the history and character of the property. It's old but in great shape. Expect a few issues. Yes, certain rooms get a lot of noise from the street. Request a room that doesn't face the strip. The beds are very comfortable and the decor is like no other hotel in the area. The staff is amazing and will do whatever it takes to make your stay perfect.

Great location.....across the street from White Elephant Saloon. The historic hotel has a Texan theme throughout the building. The Texan Suite includes a king size bed, a separate living area, two restrooms, and masculine furniture, shutters over the windows, two televisions, and two entrances to the suite.

Extremely hospitable staff and a great location. Easy walk to good food and boss bars. Rooms were clean and comfortable. This was our first time to Fort Worth and we really enjoyed the area. If we stay in Fort Worth again, we're certainly staying here again. Had a great meal at the hotel H3 steakhouse. Flaming tenderloin and the steak with the mop sauce were perfect.

I just stayed here about a week ago for a girls bday trip and this hotel and the staff was perfect!! We stayed in the Celebrity Suite so we could all be together and it was worth it. The room was beautiful and conveniently located near the bar. Before we got there Eric, from the hotel, went above and beyond to make sure there was champagne in the room and that we had tickets to the rodeo that night. We ate dinner and. Real fast at the restaurant connected to the hotel and both did not disappoint. I am sure we will be back!!

My best friend and I (coming from Australia) had booked a room for three nights. It's location was great, our first time to Forth Worth and got to see it all. This is where things got weird... to clarify, I don't drink so completely sober. I was having a restless sleep after a fun/exciting evening out, I was laying in the bed when I felt my blankets being slowly pulled off me, I assumed it was my friend making her way to the toilet in the dark so ignored it. When the blankets were down past my lower back I grabbed them and sat up asking her what she was doing (I had imagined her drunkenly crawling along the floor), no answer, I looked around the dark room and she was fast asleep in her bed, I look around the there was nothing, no explanation to why my blankets were being pulled off the bed. IT CREEPED ME OUT!! I couldn't help but feel like the room was haunted so didn't fall back asleep, I'm a chicken so we didn't stay the next 2 nights. IF you want a great location and a haunted room, perfect place to stay. I personally would rather not have nightmares for the rest of my life so can only rate a 3.

Loved this historic old cowboy hotel nestled in the old cowboy town of Stockyards Fort Worth. I was so annoyed that I didn't bring my entire cowgirl wardrobe, as everywhere you look there are guys decked out in full garb as are some of the ladies. The hotel is an old 3 story building with great comfortable huge beds and is kept very clean. Nicely decorated. Well worth the visit. Downstairs is the H3 Restaurant where my husband who is 57 had the best ribs of his life. Also go to the downstairs bar and sit on one if the saddle barstools! Loved it

Pros: staff and valet very friendly and helpful. Close to everything at the stockyards. Cons: toilet drips incessantly. Toilet has a pull chain and a wood seat. Toilet tank refills/flushes/etc every 8 min, and I'm surprised our neighbors can't hear it, it's so loud. 1 thin blanket and 2 sheets per bed, and nothing else available in the room. Extremely loud in our room, thankfully they provided ear plugs. Maybe I can get some sleep tonight!

An older hotel that is very historic but don't expect traditional hotel amenities. The elevator was out so having to climb 3 flights of stairs was disappointing! Friendly knowledgeable staff and valet!

This is a great Historic hotel right in the heart of the stockyards. The "Celebrity Room" is an amazing place to stay in. It has two bathrooms, a parlor, and a private patio with the required hot tub as well. The staff was extremely friendly and polite. They were able to meet our every need. There is no real parking lot for the hotel though. Valet is offered at $15/day, there is free parking lots and on the street, and there are some pay lots for $5/day. That's the only downside of the hotel, but to be honest, if you're staying here its just worth it to pay the valet expense. Plenty of history surrounding the hotel that fascinated me. Bonnie & Clyde stayed here amongst others. Also, the lobby is attached to (personal opinion interjected right......now) one of the best and probably top ten of my restaurants the H3 Ranch.