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Super8 Forest Hill Fort Worth Area

5253 Southeast Loop 820, Fort Worth, Texas

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This hotel is at the junction of I-20 SE Loop 820 and Mansfield Highway, two miles from downtown Forest Hill.All 39 guestrooms include microwaves, refrigerators, free dial-up Internet access, and satellite TV with free HBO.The ... more on Expedia

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The managers are very nice and responsive but the conditions of the hotel are aweful. more on Expedia

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Super 8 Hotel has been our only host. more on Yahoo! Travel

Stains on the couch and carpet. more on Expedia

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Super 8 Forrest Hill Fort Worth Area is located approximately seven miles from downtown Fort Worth and 25 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth ... more on Travelocity

Fort Worth, Texas Weekend With Kids

by Ross Pincock

Ft. Worth feels like a big city and a small town at the same time. It feels like a big city because of its diversity and culture. But, the people are so friendly and hospitable that you feel like you are in a small town. The rich history of cowboys and the cattle business in the old west is the foundation of this great place, and it still influences the people here today. This is evident throughout the city. There are large wall murals painted on the side of downtown buildings depicting cattle drives and rodeos. There are even sculptures of longhorn cattle placed on some curbsides. I was thrilled with the historic atmosphere. more >

One Day in Fort Worth, Texas

by Ross Pincock

Ft. Worth feels like a big city and a small town at the same time. It feels like a big city because of its diversity and culture. But, the people are so friendly and hospitable that you feel like you are in a small town. The rich history of cowboys and the cattle business in the old west is the foundation of this great place, and it still influences the people here today. This is evident throughout the city. There are large wall murals painted on the side of downtown buildings depicting cattle drives and rodeos. There are even sculptures of longhorn cattle placed on some curbsides. I was thrilled with the historic atmosphere. more >