The Nobleman Fort Worth, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

I stayed at The Nobleman Fort Worth while attending a conference at Red Productions Studios nearby, and the location was ideal. I was able to walk to and from the conference each day, which made the stay very convenient. The room was comfortable and quiet, and the bed made for a good night’s sleep after long conference days. Overall, the accommodations were pleasant and worked well for a short business trip. I ate dinner and breakfast at Duchess at The Nobleman, the hotel’s restaurant, and the food was good. On my second morning I planned to return for breakfast but ended up leaving because the host took too long to come seat me even though they were present. One drawback was the parking. Valet service is $45 per day and appears to be the primary option listed by the hotel. After arriving, it was difficult to tell whether any non-valet parking options were available nearby.

We had a great stay at The Nobleman. It’s a renovated fire station with a new wing attached. The beds and pillows are super comfy, the room was very nice - modern but warm and had plenty of storage , drawers, etc. It’s in an up and coming neighborhood called Southside which has restaurants, shops and bars. Great BBQ place across the street! Everything is walkable from the hotel. The staff was lovely and the bar and restaurant were nice, upscale but approachable. We were in town for the Cotton Bowl, it’s only 20 minutes from the stadium. Didn’t use the pool or gym but both looked great. Highly recommend!

This hotel is beautiful! It’s very clean, it’s at least 6 months new when we stayed in November and December of 2025. The front desk is very helpful and the price is pretty reasonable for a new hotel in this area. The front staff is very nice and they do have a bar and restaurant inside. The restaurant is delicious. We sat and ate there for breakfast. My husband ate over easy eggs, toast, potatoes, and bacon. He highly recommends this plate. I had the açaí bowl with scrambled eggs. I’m not one for scrambled eggs alone, but holy cow! They were so buttery and delicious! They were open for supper, but we decided we wanted to go out and explore so we didn’t eat there. I highly recommend this hotel to stay, the parking is easier if you use valet. Otherwise, you have park on the street.

15/10 experience here. Marcus at the front desk was beyond accommodating, and was the epitome of detail oriented. His communication was top notch, and it made our stay even better. He even extended our checkout time a few hours to accommodate my wife and newborn as I was in a conference. My only complaint (not even a true complaint) was parking. Valet seems to be the only valid option here which is fine, just don’t expect to park conveniently otherwise. Everything was clean and the rooms were exactly as described. My wife enjoyed a convenient breakfast down at the Duchess restaurant and said it was great. We will be back again when staying in the area!

Really impressed with this hotel and would stay here again! It’s very clean, new, and beautifully designed. The bed was incredibly comfortable - one of the most comfortable beds / pillows of a hotel I’ve ever had. It was quiet and the hotel bar is a great place to grab a drink.

We really enjoyed our Staycation at this hotel. There is a cool ambiance throughout. EVERY hotel staff member has been over the top Texas friendly. We enjoyed a family dinner on the outdoor patio area. There are multiple unique sitting areas to choose from inside and outside. Surprising to us that the restaurant food was as excellent as it was. We'll definitely come back to enjoy the excellent restaurant food and service even if we don't stay at the hotel again. The rooms themselves have all you need and are obviously new and fresh.

Came across this hotel last year and now I have stayed numerous times. I absolutely love it! It is a boutique hotel with real character and history. The property beautifully incorporates the original No. 5 Fire Station, built in 1911, into its design. The historic firehouse now serves as the heart of the hotel, housing the check‑in area and lobby, and you can still see the original fireman’s pole rising through the space as a cool nod to its past.  The rooms are stylish, modern, and comfortable, with all the amenities you want for a relaxing stay. The communal spaces and outdoor areas were inviting, and it felt like a thoughtful blend of old‑world charm and contemporary comfort. One of the highlights was Duchess, the on‑site restaurant, a chef‑driven, seasonally inspired spot with a menu rooted in Texas flavors that added a nice culinary touch to my visit. This place stands out as more than just a place to sleep, it’s got history, thoughtful design, and a welcoming vibe that makes it a memorable stay in Fort Worth!

Stayed a couple nights for the first time in jan 25. Really liked it. Big rooms, very clean, nice bar and outside courtyard. Cool theme in old fire station with a fire pole still there. Lots of street parking if u want, saved valet money. Good location a little off beaten path but close to downtown and stockyards. Bonus is Panther City bbq 50 yds away, awesome place.