Hotel Revel

Hard surface floors. Unique style that reminds me of hotels in Europe. I just love this place. 407 Bluebird is the room to stay in. Fantastic sunset!!

Beautiful hotel- bit hard to find the parking -

the room could have been dusted a bit more...we loved the view but wished that it was made clear our balcony wasnt private it was shared...also the common kitchenette area had left over food from new years in the fridge and no coffee maker or coffee cups..also it was so cold in dfw ..we got back to our room for dinner and didnt know the heat wasnt on so it took awhile for it to kick on could have used some more pillows but with no staff i didnt know how to get more. overall the stay was good views were amazing! its a decent location with stuff in walkin distance. neat experience.

Great hotel. The bar was great.

We booked The Hideaway room. If you look closely at all the photos, you’ll realize there aren’t any windows pictured. There’s a reason for that. The only windows are small ones near the ceiling. Otherwise, it’s concrete all around you, and bare floors and no rugs, making The Hideaway feel like a prison cell. There’s also barely any hotel staff — everything is done through your phone, even opening your door. We refused to stay there and asked for our money back. Hotel Revel refused.

Great experience. Very clean. Great bar. Loved the Room!

I had read previous reviews, so I knew there was going to be something weird about check in. You have to get an app to get your room key, which was no big deal to me...but I can see an older person losing their mind over it. There are no hand towels at all in the rooms, when I was trying to call housekeeping, I had to call the toll free number to get ahold of anyone there...not easy. There was LITERALLY ONE GUY at the hotel doing check in, housekeeping and bartending. He was so super nice & honestly doing a great job, but that's ridiculous on a weekend night.

When visiting family in Fort Worth we wanted to test out Hotel Revel located in the hospital/near south side district because of its convenient location. Our experience was a bit underwhelming as finding information required some hunting or follow up directly with customer service. For example, you have to reach out to give the rep your car license plate number or else you will get fined/ticketed. Overall the room was pretty clean minus a mark on the linens and a lot of dust in the bathroom intake. I think what surprised us the most was the lack of table lamps on side tables, the HVAC had not been turned on (64 degrees when we walked in on an evening it was 40s and rainy outside), and that some things needed functional repairs (e.g., luckily we travel with some small tools to adjust the shower head so we didn’t have to hold it the whole time, but couldn’t fix the tv mount). We were able to get the room warm (make sure the on/off button glows green) and the bed was comfortable (3 standard pillows for a king size bed is also surprising), and our things and car were safe. I think they are aiming for a more minimalist luxury experience than what the hotel can currently provide and hope with some basics support they can improve.

There was a short, curly black hair on the white comforter 1st things when we walked in. The noise from neighbors was UNBEARABLE and we left at 6:30a to get home & finally get some sleep. Bar & staff were nice but the furnishings felt prison-like, everything was welded to the wall. It was odd & certainly my last stay here.

Won’t stay again honestly. Pillows were crap. Bed was spring and not comfortable. No full length mirrors… honestly kinda like the ikea of hotels. Bare minimum effort. Also. We had a light that flickered the whole night. So that was fun. Just not worth the money.