I stayed here for one night in Apr 2009 at the end of a business trip. I booked it on Priceline the day of as a 3-star hotel for a $70 rate ($88 including fees). I showed up like an hour later and checked in. The hotel is about a 10 minute drive from downtown and just a few minutes from the TCU campus. Its a little dated - just two stories - not your typical Courtyard. However, it was fine inside - plenty clean quiet and nice, etc. There was an outdoor pool as well. Not sure if there was a fitness center. Riverside Dr. right nearby there is a jogging trail which goes along the river. There's a few restaurants nearby - Chili's, IHOP, Macaroni Grill - also a bunch of Pappas places right by I-30 not too far away.

Oh yeah, parking is FREE - which you won't find in the downtown hotels. The parking is outside but looks like a good area. It also looked like they might have offered a breakfast too but I didn't partake.

I participated in the Race for the Cure the next morning. I was late getting back to the hotel that day, and they still let me check out around 1PM okay. The front desk clerk was very helpful finding a good restaurant for lunch.

We stayed here for 2 nights while visiting TCU. It is very close to campus and there is a nice walking path right across the street. However, it was very pricey compared to most other hotels in town. Also, there was no elevator and it is a 2-story hotel. We had quite a few bags and they said there was no one to help us with our bags.

The room was okay, nothing special. The internet was free. The front desk wasn't super helpful, but we didn't need too many services.

Next trip, we will look for another hotel. Ft. Worth isn't that big of a town and even staying downtown doesn't add much time to a commute to campus.

Room was nice, everything seemed pretty new. Room felt clean and fresh. Nice non-smoking room. Didn't get a chance to check out the courtyard and pool, but it looked very pretty. Our room had a view of the back of a car wash... most rooms don't overlook the Trinity River. Bed was very comfortable--on the firm side, but my girl and I both prefer it. The lights in the room were kind of annoying--every lamp was fitted with a VERY BRIGHT 150-watt equivalent compact fluorescent bulb. They were too bright; I couldn't leave one on to read while my girl slept. Nothing is free here. $2 to drink the bottle of water they leave in the room. Breakfast is an additional charge--and is revolting. Don't bother, hit the Old South Pancake house just down the street. They're open 24-7, and their food is infinitely better than anything you'll get at the hotel.

All in all, though, a good deal. Not a bad price for being that close to TCU and the rest of Fort Worth. You're close to some of the nicest attractions in town. I'd have no problem staying there again. I'd pass on the breakfast this time, though.

stayed in handicap room, had microwave & refrigerator, bed was very comfortable. the rooms were quite, the fitness room small with limited machines but on par with most hotels with a fitness room. only draw back was one mirror for the room which was located in the bathroom. did not buy the breakfast but there was coffee in the lobby which was good & a computer for use. it's close to a paved trail along the trinity river & resturants in the area.