Homewood Suites Fort Worth offers beautiful two room suites; the rooms are bright and airy with elegant furniture. Each suite either has a king-size bed or two double beds, plus two remote-controlled televisions. The sturdy wooden headboards and bedroom furniture are luxurious; pictures on the walls and potted plants add a wonderful touch to the decorative charm. The separate living area accommodates a comfortable sofa set, a television, end tables and a chest with drawer space. The roomy dining area also doubles as a workspace, while a fully equipped kitchen pulls the entire suite together neatly. There is another location at 2401 Airport Freeway, Bedford TX (+1 817 268 2679).

Miss Molly's Hotel illuminates the memories of Fort Worth's Stockyards historical district. Every room is decorated with antique furnishings, such as the old iron bed in the Oilmen's room. Miss Josie's room has opulent tufted padding on the ceiling, a tall turn-of-the-century headboard, brilliant floral wallpaper, delicate chandelier and table lamps, and a large private bath featuring a claw-foot tub. The parlor sports a colorful, deep-piled area rug covering dark wood floors. The entire room is filled with antique chests and other furniture. A stained glass skylight and antique floor lamps offer plenty of light.

Park Central Hotel is located across the Fort Worth Convention Center and is four blocks from the Sundance Square entertainment district and Bass Performance Hall. The place is children friendly and caters to business travelers as well. A short car ride will bring you to the nearby Will Rogers Memorial Center and the Cultural District. The rooms include king-size beds, comfortable seating areas and private baths. Each room has its own set of comforters, sofa and chair upholstery, beautiful wall pictures and lighting that blend to create a luxurious effect.

Situated in Fort Worth's historic downtown district, Hilton hotel offers everything a business traveler would need, plus the added advantage of being near Sundance Square, theaters, jazz clubs and the Water Gardens. The convenient location offers easy access to area museums, the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, Billy Bob's Texas, the Ballpark in Arlington and Six Flags Over Texas. The impressive lobby includes a two storey atrium, an escalator, large tropical plants, and a colorful combination of tile and carpet areas.

This luxury hotel offers business travelers convenience and luxury with large living areas and in-room kitchens. The color scheme is mauve and blue, and large windows let plenty of light into both the sleeping area and the adjoining sitting space. The living room contains a large, firm sofa, chairs and a heavy work desk. The kitchen area is complete with a refrigerator, a table, chairs, linens and table settings. Each suite is eligible for corporate, AAA or senior discounts.

This is the place to stay for those seeking to enjoy the historic Fort Worth Stockyards area. Built in 1907, Stockyards Hotel (formerly the Thannisch Block Building) sits in the Stockyards area, as it has for nearly a century. In 1913, a brick facade was added to the building, giving it the distinction of being the first brick building in the area. The hotel once welcomed the infamous gangsters Bonnie and Clyde as guests.

This hotel is geared toward business as well as leisure travelers. An onsite restaurant is open for breakfast, while dinner delivery is provided from local restaurants. The hotel also has a comfortable coffee shop and a cocktail lounge. Nearby attractions and landmarks include The BallPark in Arlington, Bass Performing Arts Center in downtown Fort Worth, Fort Worth Zoo, Fort Worth Stockyards, Six Flags, Texas Motor Speedway and Will Rogers Auditorium.

Green Oaks Park Hotel towers above western Fort Worth. Well-manicured gardens and walking paths wind throughout the property. The interior and main lobby are exquisite, featuring a beautiful view of the hotel grounds, large live plants, plush carpeting and shimmering, gold-toned wall decorations. This hotel has offered the best in business and tourist accommodations for many years.

Candlewood Suites provides its accommodations with the business traveler in mind. Housekeeping is availed just once a week(unless otherwise requested) so as not to interrupt guests' privacy. The carpeted rooms are furnished with king beds, comfortable chairs and drapes, all in shades of blue and rose. Rooms also feature two phone lines, hefty worktables and accompanying padded chairs. An ample kitchenette is located over in a corner and provides a sink, stove, refrigerator, icemaker, dishwasher, microwave and oven.

Comfort Inn Fort Worth North is a moderately priced hotel, which offers comfortable accommodations, just as the name implies. Rooms are equipped with standard features including plush chairs and large bathrooms, some have mini-fridges and microwaves. A short ride in either direction will take you to downtown Fort Worth, to DFW Airport or further into Dallas. You have the opportunity to soak up Cowtown at its best by visiting the Stockyards or Sundance Square. Nearby restaurants include Joe T. Garcia's, Cattlemen's Steak House and Don Pablo's.