I liked this place so much that I stayed here twice, once with my young children and once alone. The morning staff was so kind and helpful at breakfast time. I was all alone with 3 very young children and they bent over backwards to help me, even offering to bring me breakfast and coffee when they saw how busy I was getting the kids settled. They had the pack and play all ready to go when we checked in. We were visiting every week due to a dying family member. I had planned to come back a third time but the price went up $50 from one week to the next. The price was no longer reasonable so I am online looking for another hotel. The breakfast buffet isn't great, but my kids were thrilled to be allowed to eat sugary cereal so they were happy. The location is super convenient, it is great to have a Target next door for anything you forget to pack!

My grandson received an invitation to Texas Christian University for an overnight stay and tour of the campus.
Since we would only be in Fort Worth, Tx. for two days, me and my daughter decided to book a room with our favorite hotel, Hyatt Place.
We arrived at this hotel Sunday, 10/24/10 and was very excited because we had stayed at Hyatt Place in Sacramento, Ca., and those seven days were phenomenon.
First of all, the staff was not friendly at the desk, but did give information about daily activities at the hotel.
Second, the hallway that leads to the elevator had a musty odor that lingered all the way to our door.
The room was very clean and well organized, but the pillows were very uncomfortable and the pillowcases were suppose to be white, but had green marks covering the top part. (look like paint).
I remember waking up through the night scratching as if something was biting my skin.
Me and my daughter woke up with neck pain, and I had red bumps on my arm and thigh.
The next morning I went downstairs for breakfast, it was terrible.
I went back upstairs, packed my suitcase and waited until my daughter returned from TCU for check out.
I did have a very nice lunch with my grandson while touring the campus.
This made up for the loss of breakfast.
It is really not a bad hotel, just have some flaws that need improvement.
Maybe this hotel needs Sacramento's staff and management skills.
THINK ABOUT IT!!!

This is about the 5th place I've stayed in while visiting Fort Worth. I'm trying to find the right blend of price, space, and location, while also taking advantage of the previous Trip Advisor recommendations. This one came highly recommended. I also like the Hyatt brand, so I thought I would try it. I agree with previous posters that the staff is friendly and accommodating. They also greet you warmly each time you return. The room I stayed in had 2 doubles and a couch. I found the layout odd, since there was no door separating the bedroom from the desk/living area. The TV spanned both rooms and the sink and mirror was across the way from the 2 beds. The bathroom itself was small and since we had to change clothes there, it was tight. The room has been partially refurbished - great TV and sink areas, including the bar area in the living area. The carpets were not worn, but on bare feet felt a little sticky. The bathroom (tub/shower) was older, and the air conditioner was also an older looking model. My bed was not firm enough (although others have said theirs were too firm-go figure.) Noise level was good - couldn't hear anything outside our room. The location was good - we were visting TCU, and there was a Target very close as well as numerous restaurants. If I were staying by myself, I would like it a lot, but with others where a little privacy is needed, the layout was not ideal. I've stayed at The Staybridge (on west side), the Embassy downtown, one of the Holiday Inns (coverted one near Lancaster), and the Best Western on the west side of town. Of these, I liked the Staybridge for the best layout (and newness) - the drive was only about 10 minutes more to TCU than from this Hyatt. The Staybridge had better breakfast - including hot food for no extra (here at the Hyatt the hot food was extra - and I was in a hurry, so only pastries were available.) The Embassy had the best food, but it is a lot pricier and you also have to pay for parking. All of these comparisons are easily made by all of you savvy travelers - I just wanted to put in my two cents to assure you that you are correct. The Best Western does have the best price, and it is clean, but I could hear through the walls, which is a deal breaker for me. So, to sum up, if you are a business traveler, this is a very good place to stay. If you have multiple members of the family, it is spacious, but not laid out all that well.

We stayed here for 2 nights. First, it was easy to find off the highway... so no issues there. We booked on hotwire, so the rate was excellent for the quality of the hotel. We had a room with a king bed and couch, which was perfect for us. The TV is HUGE - nice plus. The front staff was very helpful with information about local restaurants and such. The pool was a big hit with the kids as well.

The only downside was that while there are several things on the breakfast, there wasn't much that my son really liked. Every morning there was yogurt, cereal, toast, etc... There were biscuits and gravy one morning, which I liked!

This is our second time to stay at a Hyatt Place, and it was very similar to the one we stayed in last summer in Cincinnatti. Nice to have consistency in hotel chains.

I would definitely recommend this hotel - nice, clean, updated, breakfast, easy access!