Beds are clean and comfortable. Breakfast is adequate, staff are courteous. But our room needed updating. The bathroom door was coming apart and the door to the room didn't close without pushing it, resulting in an annoying warning signal. Also, there was dirt along the walls of the washroom. The room needs a thorough cleaning. For the price they charge (over $200/night), they should do better.
We've stayed at the Comfort Inn a number of times over the years and never have been disappointed. This time, no surprises again. Clean rooms, well maintained, reasonable price on the days we stayed, no problem checking in early. Front desk was helpful and friendly.
The hotel is ok, but getting a bit old and dated. It was clean though, so good enough for me for a basic accommodation. The rooms were fine, complete with mini fridge and microwave. The bed was surprisingly comfortable - thank you Comfort Inn for investing in quality mattresses! The morning breakfast was good, complete with eggs and sausage. The WIFI was very strong - I'm guessing they have fibre to the building. There are picnic tables and BBQs in the back of the hotel if you want to cook your own meals. The staff was quite friendly. Just up the street within a 5-10 minute walk are several restaurants which is convenient. Do note that a lot of contractors stay at this hotel, so you will hear trucks firing up early in the morning as they head out to work - not good if you want to sleep in. But, if you're just looking for a basic accommodation for the night, this place will fit the bill nicely, and seems to be the cheapest option of the chain hotels in town.
I had just given my cc number to book two nights as it was an emergency situation. I was registering for my friend to stay. Prior to the conversation I disclosed to the dog/pet friendly hotel that my guest had one dog and one cat.
Dog AND ant friendly apparently!
Went to pick up my dogs food bowl from the carpeted floor and there was an army of ants swarming around the it.
When I reported it to front desk upon leaving, he said there was nothing he could do about it
