Hotel Dryce

"So many great things to say about this place. It felt like a mini loft for minimalist with a full size bed. Upon arrival you receive a complimentary beer or wine. The rooms decor and fixtures are up to date and very unique due to their multi purposes. It was definitely economical luxurious and didn’t cost more than $100 to stay for a night. It sits within viewing limits of the Dickies Arena and 10-15 min away from downtown & 7th street bars & clubs."

"My honest review of Hotel Dryce. My wife and I stayed one night as a staycation to get away from our house and kids. I booked it using my cc point. At arrival, we were greeted by friendly staff at the front desk. Be aware there is a $100 hold for accidental with no mini bar in the room. When we checked into the hotel and inspected the room, we noticed a hole in the wall & we weren't happy with the location of our room on the third floor. Especially with the elevator being out of service, the front desk accommodated us to a different room on the second floor. At night, they had a Caribbean food truck (self-pay) and cold drinks at the bar. That was excellent! We enjoyed lounging on their patio with the live DJ. When we were ready to sleep, the shower pressure was on point. The king-size bed felt a bit small to us. We both tossed and turned during the night as we could hear loud door banging, our neighbor's TV, and their conversation while sleeping (super thin walls). The HVAC kicks on hard as well! A fan would help regulate the room temp. My wife and I had enough, so we checked out super early, at 6, to go back home to get some sleep. Also, if you get the email to check out, it doesn't work or well it didn't work for us, so make sure to go to the front desk! It's a new hotel, so it has things to work on, but for us, we probably won't return. We experienced it, and the lack of sleep was a no-sell."

"The hotel vibe was hip and has cool history being an old ice factory. If you’re from the Pacific Northwest, you would refer to this hotel, as being a “granola” hotel. Aside from the first employee when we checked in, everyone else was very friendly and helpful. The lobby has water, coffee, and an evening bar with a great selection of mocktails. The lobby area is small, yet inviting. It seems that locals come here to drink in the evening. There’s no hotel store or a place close to buy snacks, ibuprofen, etc… The room was nice, it had 2 small lamps for lighting but could use a rug with the cement floors, a microwave, and definitely a coffee maker for $350 a night. The beds were decent, however, the walls were paper thin and you can hear the neighbors conversation when laying in bed. Being on the 3rd floor with no working elevator was a struggle at times for my daughter who is 8 months pregnant. I’m assuming the price was so high because of a nearby event, however, the location was close (about 5-20 min) to downtown and many restaurants/attractions by car and safe. Overall it is was a good experience. However, if I were to return to Fort Worth, I would not choose to stay here."

"The hotel is wonderful. The staff is very friendly. The lobby/bar smells delightful. The rooms are great. The bed is very comfortable. And the shower is the best shower I’ve ever been in. My only complaint is there isn’t enough restaurants within walking distance."

"Absolutely amazing place to stay! Very quaint and chill atmosphere! Best customer service I’ve had in a long time! Always wanted to make sure we were alright. Rooms were small but very cute!"