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Relax in the 369 sq. ft. Deluxe Room (Classic) at Omni Fort Worth Hotel, offering a clear city view and thoughtfully appointed living space. Climate-controlled air conditioning and heating, blackout drapes and premium, hypo-allergenic bedding create a restful atmosphere suited to business travelers and families alike. Accessibility features and safety elements such as a visual fire alarm are included for comfort and peace of mind.
Sleeping arrangements include two Queen beds dressed with premium bed sheets and designer bedding to accommodate up to 4 guests. The private bathroom is equipped with a bathtub or shower, bathrobes, towels and designer toiletries including shampoo and soap; a hair dryer is provided. Toilet paper is supplied; toothbrushes and toothpaste are not available. Rollaway or extra beds are not available, but a complimentary crib is offered for families traveling with young children.
For convenience and entertainment, the room features a 55-inch LCD TV with premium channels, pay movies and closed captioning. In-room refreshments include a coffee and tea maker and a mini-fridge, and limited-hours room service is available. Wired internet and WiFi connections are offered for a surcharge, with WiFi speeds of 25+ Mbps noted. The Deluxe Room (Classic) is family friendly and designed to deliver straightforward, reliable amenities and services during your stay at Omni Fort Worth Hotel.



























This category has a city view over downtown Fort Worth. The hotel sits at 1300 Houston Street beside the Fort Worth Convention Center, and the Fort Worth Water Gardens are directly across the street. Blackout drapes keep the room dark when you want to sleep in.
Yes. It is family friendly, and a complimentary crib is offered for little ones. The hotel also runs the Omni Kid's Crew program. At 369 sq. ft. it is a comfortable size for a small family, but it cannot fit a rollaway bed.
You get a 55-inch LCD TV with premium channels, pay movies and closed captioning. There is a coffee and tea maker and a mini-fridge, and room service runs during limited hours. Air conditioning and heating are climate-controlled. Wi-Fi and wired internet carry a surcharge, with Wi-Fi at 25+ Mbps. Wi-Fi has been quoted at $9.95 a day, and Omni Select Guests members have it free.
The hotel itself offers valet parking only, at $48 plus tax per night with in-and-out privileges. A city-operated garage one block north on 11th Street charges about $22 per vehicle with no in-and-out privileges. Check-in is at 4:00 p.m. and check-out at 11:00 a.m. The registering guest must be 21 or older with a photo ID and credit card. After 10:30 p.m., only registered guests may use the guest room elevators.
The heated outdoor pool on the sun deck is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. The Water Horse pool bar on the rooftop terrace is for hotel guests and closes for the season from November to February. Dining includes Cast Iron for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Bob's Steak & Chop House (closed Sundays), the Wine Thief wine bar, Whiskey & Rye in the lobby and a Starbucks. A 24-hour fitness center and the third-floor Mokara Spa are also on site.
DFW International Airport is roughly 24–28 minutes by car. TEXRail runs from T&P Station, about a 4-minute walk from the hotel, to DFW Airport Terminal B in around 52–55 minutes. The hotel does not run a complimentary airport shuttle. On foot, Sundance Square and Bass Performance Hall are about 10 minutes away. The Stockyards, home of the daily cattle drive, are about 3.3 miles away.
The room is outfitted with 2 Queen Beds and comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests, making it a solid fit for two couples traveling together or a family of four. A rollaway bed cannot be added, so guests needing a fifth sleeping space should look at a larger category.
Each Deluxe Room (Classic) has a private bathroom with a tub or shower combination, plush bathrobes, and a hair dryer for getting ready. Designer toiletries, soap, shampoo and toilet paper are provided along with fresh towels, so guests arrive needing only their own toothbrush.
Yes. The Deluxe Room (Classic) is built with accessibility in mind, including a closed-captioned TV for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing and a visual fire alarm that alerts with flashing lights rather than sound alone.
It does. The mini-fridge and coffee/tea maker make it easy to handle breakfast or snacks without leaving the room, while climate-controlled heating and air conditioning and premium, hypo-allergenic bedding keep things comfortable night after night. Limited-hours room service and the surcharge Wi-Fi are worth planning around if you're settling in for more than a night or two.
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