West Worth Inn & Suites White Settlement

The whole building was saturated with a strong smoke odor, which was hard to ignore.

Ron·2 weeks ago

I had a great stay and the housekeeping was excellent.

Linda·3 weeks ago

“I certainly got rest”

Everything was quiet; the hotel really let me enjoy a night away from everything I needed. I might have wanted a second roll of toilet paper, but that was hardly a problem.

James·3 weeks ago

The rooms were nasty and outdated, nothing else to say.

Darius·4 weeks ago

“Usually good but not this time”

We’ve stayed here many times and it’s usually fine. Usually only a few rooms are used so it’s quiet. It’s very convenient for visiting family. It’s far enough from the road that traffic noise never bothers us. Staff is always polite. This stay was a disaster. They gave us a room that was still occupied or hadn’t been cleaned. We opened the door and saw a Chick‑Fil‑A on the table, the bed was unmade, all the lights were on, and the bathroom door was ajar, so we backed out as quickly as we could. At the front desk the woman seemed very confused about whether the room was occupied or not ready. She apologized and gave us another room. It was on the 2nd floor, which I don’t think is used often and definitely wasn’t expected to be used that night. It had been over 100°F every day in Ft. Worth and the AC had not been turned on. We had a family get‑together the next day and had things to put in the fridge but it hadn’t been turned on either, so it took a long time to cool. The room was still at 90°F by 12:30 am so we barely slept. We put a “do not disturb” sign on the door and cranked the AC while we were gone the next day so it wouldn’t turn off and maybe we could sleep the second night. With the AC on all day it was down to 75°F by 11 pm when we got back. Better but still too hot for us to sleep. It never dropped lower all night even though we had it turned down. Even worse, the bathroom light turns on the heater so even though we used cool water when we showered it made the room SO much hotter. I work in hospitality and understand things can happen, but after initially giving us an occupied room I would have explained that the new room wasn’t expected to be used and warned that the temperature would be extremely high (obviously they would have known that) and offered a discount without being asked. We have several more trips to Fort Worth planned from now until March and will likely look for another option.

Robert·A month ago