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Comfort Inn

2.2 (27 reviews)
ModerateHotels
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TERRIBLE!! my credit card was compromised,filth,bugs,no screens in the windows and the furniture in the room was disgusting .If there were any other place to stay in the area I would have checked out immediately.Run from this place and don't look back!

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Tony R.

Hotel room/suite was disgusting. Dirt all over bed linen, the sheet had holes in it and black stains. Door wouldn't lock, half the lights were broken and the tv was missing. Tried to call down to reception but the phone didn't work. Went downstairs and asked to be moved to another room. I was told that the door was ok as it was, there are no tvs in the suites and they can give me a clean sheet if I wanted. I pushed a little and the swapped my room for one that was a little cleaner, had a tv )albeit a broken one) and the door locked. I used the vending machine and it gave me the wrong type of soda. Reception told me they couldn't refund me and to call the number on the machine. Then took the soda and said they would drink it if I wasn't going to. Got back upstairs to an alert on my credit card to over $60 worth of charges from the same soda vending machine. Battling with my CC company to be refunded. Next day there's an out of order note on the vending machine, Overall the hotel is dirty, dated and the staff just don't care...stay elsewhere

Marc M.

I don't know what kind of room others stayed in to give this hotel anything other than 1-3 stars. I checked in and the room seemed fine with exception to the jacuzzi that doesn't appear welcoming. Then...during my shower I noticed the floor area and toilet area. The bathroom light burned out during my shower. After walking to the front desk the receptionist started that the maintenance man only works during the day but she can possibly find a ladder if I want do change the bulb myself. $100+ per night and I get to change a bulb. No ladder and no bulb in the maintenance room. The receptionist makes me feel as though I'm imposing on her. Shame on me. I belong to CHOICE HOTELS and I will say this is the last time I will stay at a comfort in. I could get the same room in the Philippines for half the price without the attitude of the receptionist. She sensed my dissatisfaction and offered another room. I'll repack and move to another dirty room? Nah. I took a light from the bed side and am using it in the bathroom. I have more to say but it will fall on deaf ears. I ride a motorcycle coast to coast 2-3 times a year and I had issues in Alabama with Comfort Inn. Never again.

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Great staff, and amenities. EVERYTIME I stay here the staff goes over and beyond to ensure that my…read morestay is perfect. The price, location and amenities are all well worth it.

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