




Four Points by Sheraton Fort Worth North
A five-minute walk to Twin Peaks, a straightforward bar back at the hotel
About this hotel
This Four Points keeps a bar and restaurant on site for anyone not up for the five-minute walk to Twin Peaks next door, though that walk is short enough to make for an easy change of scenery on a longer stay. At thirty-one minutes from DFW Airport by taxi, it sits further from the terminal than most of this corridor's hotels, better suited to a Fort Worth-focused trip than an airport layover. The fitness center and business center cover a work trip, and free parking means no added cost for anyone who drove in rather than flew. Accessible rooms and a smoke-free policy round out a property built for a dependable, unremarkable stay rather than a memorable one, which is exactly what some travelers want.
- Fitness center
- Business center
- Accessible rooms
- Free parking
Our take
I recommend Four Points by Sheraton Fort Worth North to travelers whose plans center on Fort Worth itself rather than a tight connection: DFW Airport is thirty-one minutes by taxi, which rules it out for a short layover. The bar and restaurant handle evenings, Twin Peaks is a five-minute walk for a change, and free parking, a fitness center, a business center and accessible rooms cover the rest. A 7.8 score from 198 reviews is fair.
- Walk to Twin Peaks for a change of scenery rather than defaulting to the hotel restaurant every night.
- Budget extra time for the thirty-one-minute ride to DFW Airport if catching a flight.
- Use the business center early in the day before meeting rooms nearby fill up.
Why we love it
- Five-minute walk to Twin Peaks
- On-site bar and restaurant
- Business center for work trips
- Free parking included
Why guests love itWe stopped here on a Fort Worth trip that had nothing to do with the airport or the train line, and the walk to Twin Peaks became our default dinner spot two nights running. The hotel bar filled in on the third night when we didn't feel like going out. It's a longer ride to DFW than we realized going in, so we built extra time into the departure morning.