Stockyards Hotel

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%

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

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!

Old, outdated, no upkeep, overpriced.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.

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.

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.

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!

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.