**OVERALL REVIEW**…read more
Being a Choice Hotels premium member, I tend to choose a Choice Hotels hotel over the others. This goes with the lower-end Quality Inns and even the lowerst-of-the-low I have visited, a Sleep Inn. However, if I want to do some mid-stylin' and profilin' when it comes to Choice Hotels, then you can't go wrong with a Confort Inn.
Pertaining to the Comfort Inn located in Jupiter on Indiantown Rd., I have stayed the night there quite a number of times, usually for Yelp (Elite) events in the area. Every, single time, my stay has been fantastic, enough to give them the highest of recommendations for what you pay for and what you get.
Though an address is provided, Comfort Inn & Suites Jupiter (which I will shorthand simply to Comfort Inn for the remainder of this review) is located just a short ways east from I-95, on the southside of Indiantown Rd. It if it helps, they are right behind a McDonald's.
On the outside, the Comfort Inn looks like any well-maintained Comfort Inn. The same can be said about the inside, too. The lobby area consists of the check-in desk on the right side after enterting, the dining/gathering area right front, the breakfast station area right of that. To the right leads to vending machines, the workout room - consisting of one cable machine, one treadmill, and one elliptical - and the pool complete with handicap capabilities. To the right are the restrooms and the complimentary office/work room.
Though the hotel ameneties are fine, I know it is the room that matters the most. A typical suite consists of a living area complete with television, a kitchenette that includes a fridge, microwave, and coffee maker, a small closet with an iron, ironing board, and hangers, and a small desk to do work.
Depending on your choice, you either get a king-sized bed, or two queen-sized beds. I always get the king-sized bed for myself. A/C is absolutely wonderful, especially here in Florida during the summertime months.
Finally, the bathroom comes with the the four kinds of towels most people use (hand/washcloth, face, body, and floor), complimentary toiletries, and a hair dryer.
Pretty much, everything you'd want for a decent hotel stay is provided within the fair price you pair which could be as low as $80 average on low-traffic times and up to $150 during high-traffic times.
The breakfast is nothing special, but it gets the job done with cereal, oatmeal, fruits, yogurt, and make-it-yourself Belgian waffles, eggs, sausage, and potatoes/hash browns.
All and all, this is a Comfort Inn that delivers on average plus more. I must stress this is definitely spic and span compared to any Quality Inn I have been in, too. Ergo, I will give this particular Comfort Inn four-out-of-five stars for its rating, the highest a corporate chain business can usually get.
If you are in the area and this place is within your budget and you need a place to stay, you won't go wrong going to this Comfort Inn.