Comfort Inn

Good location and clean rooms, though they smell a bit odd. The pool was good, the hot tub was the tiniest in America, and breakfast was good. One female staff member was friendly, but the no-drinks rule in the pool area was very strict, even for water. If you have a kid, be careful, they don’t seem to like kids having a good time.

The rooms and even the lobby had mold in multiple vents, and the ceilings showed water damage. I’m asthmatic, so finding mold in so many rooms was a huge turnoff. I was glad to avoid sleeping in our first room, shown in the photos, and finally got a different one without mold after four more tries. Whoever cleaned most of those rooms should have them inspected again. Robbie at the front desk was a big help. He was kind and understanding, walked my brother and me through the available rooms until we found one without mold, and showed real compassion. Thanks also to Robbie for getting us a discount for the trouble 💜

For $200 a night, this felt like a rip-off. I haven’t even slept here yet, and already wish we’d gone somewhere clean. The Wi-Fi is so weak on 2.4 GHz that you can’t stay connected, so it’s not usable free Wi-Fi. There was a huge hairball right on the sheet in our room. The hot tub was so filthy it looked like human soup, and the pool had a brown ring all the way around it. I’d never recommend this hotel.

We stayed here during a recent road trip and had a pleasant visit. The rooms and bathrooms were spotless, which made it comfortable and relaxing.