Comfort Inn & Suites

I stayed at Comfort Inn & Suites for a weekend. The lady working check-​in was polite. Our hotel room was clean enough and spacious. Continental breakfast was good. There was a decent selection of food to fulfill your hunger. The breakfast area fills up fast, so arrive early if you want a table. This hotel isn’t far from the metro station. Overall, I was pleased with my short stay here. There’s a ton of parking for guest. I give this Comfort Inn & Suites a solid 4 stars.

This place was full of pleasant surprises. When I got there, the fence around the parking lot was keeling over and surrounded with yellow tape like a crime scene. This made me kind of leery since the hotel is up on a hill with a steep drop off between the road and parking lot. For all I knew, when I arrived at zero dark thirty, it could have been a yawning sinkhole. Looks can be deceiving though and don’t judge a book by its cover. The staff were very nice and helpful and got me checked right in. The room was respectably clean and bed bug free (and yes, I pulled up the mattress to check because I’m that paranoid about it). The bed was really comfortable which surprised me. I figured I’d be getting your typical second rate mattress since the room barely cost a hundred dollars before tax, but I slept better here than in rooms that cost me twice as much. Breakfast in the morning was decent, hearty and hot which saved me lots of money and time so I could get to the important stuff like touring D.C. And that leads me to why I chose this place over all the others. You can’t find a better combo of value and location (at least I don’t know of any better). It’s right off the interstate and blocks from the Van Dorn Street Metro (which you could probably walk to but why bother when there’s a free shuttle which can whisk you over there in minutes). I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking to tour D.C. on a budget who doesn’t want to compromise on comfort.

This was our second time staying here and it’s pretty nice! It’s comfortable and quiet! The free breakfast is good but coffee is burnt. The only negative thing to have to say is that the water pressure in the bath was awful! Could barely wet my hair because it was so light! Will inform the hotel for they can make those changes for future guests to that specific room. Great location as well. Close to a lot of places! 15 mins from DC and Museums

This hotel is Clean, quiet, comfortable & an adequate breakfast. Situated 1 minute off of Rt 95. We ended up after a ride from hell. We started in Maine on Sunday. No kidding I thought I was in Boston stuck in traffic pretty much from new Haven CT all the way to Alexandria, VA. Who would of thought there would be so many traffic jams.

On the whole, a very satisfying experience.
The front desk staff was very friendly, and very helpful with suggestions. They were always polite to us, made eye contact, and answered our questions in an appropriate manner.
Breakfast is free, and it’s actually a really good spread. Three waffle makers are available, and two types of waffle batter are provided. Crispy bacon, eggs, cereal, oatmeal, and many other selections are available also.
The pool is small, and outdoors, but it’s well-​maintained. My kids had a great time swimming in the pool.
The beds are reasonably comfortable, although the rooms themselves are a bit small. The bathroom is well appointed, but it took a while for the hot water to reach our floor, we were on the top floor. The low flow toilets were kind of frustrating too. although I suspect it’s required by Virginia law that they be there.
The hotel is very convenient to the Van Dorn train station to DC also, and even offers a free shuttle there and back. Funny of good dining nearby completes the experience.

Disappointing!
Crib was not in the room as requested. Came in at 10 pm and had to wait for it.
Couple of the white towels had stains on them.
Closet had a funky odor.
We came down to breakfast @9 am, most hot dishes were empty, no coffee and no waffel mix. We had to wait until things were refilled. One dinning room help lady trying to serve for a full hotel capacity is simple impossible.
At 9:30 most hot dishes were still empty when I was making first waffle. She locked the door and removed the dishes .
In the lobby, coffee urn was empty.

I came with somebody to pick up a friend from New York. They were staying at this hotel. When we walked inside the staff greeted us and said welcome to comfort are you checking in we told him that we were just going to wait for a friends and they were staying here. The staff at the front desk then said if there’s anything that we can do in the meantime just let us know there’s coffee and tea over there and there’s refreshments in the refrigerator.
They had a big refrigerator there that had a bunch of different drinks like sodas and ice teas they also had a good selection of candies as well as chips cookies brownies. Across from that section they had Tea coffee area for free. This comfort inn has a full sitdown restaurant inside the hotel unfortunately at 3:30 in the afternoon the restaurant was not open a gentleman told me that the restaurant was open for breakfast and lunch only.

big bed, comfort comforter, consider the price is low, i can understand. the not so good location. oh, also come with free breakfast

I stayed here overnight on my way to Raleigh with my dog. The other reviews I read had me a bit anxious. But I booked this hotel anyway. After all it is a Comfort Inn. It was very easy to find and is really just off of the highway. I had booked through Priceline and my check-​in was no problem. My room was located on the 7^th floor. Upon entering it was nicely laid out with two beds, a small fridge and microwave. The room was clean and smelled fine. The bathroom had been recently updated and also was clean. I slept so nicely that I missed the complimentary breakfast. I will stay here again when I travel again.

Stayed here for 4 nights on a recent family trip to DC. Room was clean & bedding comfortable. Minifridge was helpful to have with the family. Breakfast is complimentary & offerings are pretty much what you would expect — although it was crowded & a number of flies were on the food. We only had breakfast there once because of the crowd & flies. Laundry room was clean, but no change machine was available (and the vending machines only provided dollar coins as change, which aren’t taken by the washer & dryer). Front desk provided what change they could, but ran out. Location is good — close to the train. Was impressed that the outdoor pool actually had a lifeguard on duty when open, although we didn’t take advantage of it while we were there.

I have recently stayed at this hotel, and it was a great experience.
To begin with, I had a very clean room. In your room, you get the amount of beds you ordered, a tv, table with two chairs, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, bathroom, and two closets. Just the average hotel. It was all well cleaned, and I give it 5 stars in cleanliness.
The hotel staff were all very nice. If you needed anything, they would come up with it within minutes. I give it 5 stars in service.
The only place where I encountered problems was food services. This hotel is very big– about 8 – 10 floors. They only had 1 small cafeteria, so about 40 – 50 people were crammed in during breakfast. There were also many people on line multiple times to take extra muffins or whatever back to their room while other people didn’t even get their breakfast yet! This really reminded me of a soup kitchen! If I could suggest anything, I would get a second cafeteria. I would also suggest that after someone gets their meal, they should get stamped so they don’t get extra food to steal.
Overall, my experience at the Comfort Inn was great.

This Comfort Inn is close to DC — but far enough away to still be an excellent value and they offer a free shuttle to the Van Dorn Metro station so perfect to scoot in and spend a day in the city if you don’t want to take your car.
I spend several nights here over Memorial Day weekend with my folks each year and have always had a positive experience. The breakfast buffet in the mornings is a nice benefit too with waffles, eggs, cereal, various muffins/​bagels/​pasteries, coffee, milk, juice, fruit and other items. Good to fuel you up before leaving for a day of activities. There’s a nice (but small) pool too that is great for a reprive from the hot sun.
The rooms are very clean and well kept and the staff very friendly. But just remember — you booked a Comfort Inn and not the Ritz Carlton. You’re going to get a nice clean room and a modest buffet breakfast for a reasonable price, not a luxury resort.
One nit — if you need a specific bedding arrangement (like 2 queens, etc…) be sure to call the hotel directly and let them know. This past Mem. Day they hotel had booked several tour groups of teenagers and bumped us up to a suite — normally an upgrade would be nice, but in this case it meant I was crashing on the sleep sofa for 3 nights instead of a nice comfortable 2^nd queen-​size bed.

Run down hotel in desperate need of renovation… We stayed in room 516 and in spots the carpet was worn completely down to the fiber matting. The water in the sink was only a trickle. There was paint peeling in the bathroom and there is no fan to clear out the moisture. The light switch over the bed barely works. The AC in the room is noisy and constantly turns on and off every couple minutes. Essentially the room was worn out and looked pretty bad. Gives a dirty impression where you don’t want to walk barefoot on their floor. The water here is also very hard.
On the plus side it is close to the subway station and the hotel shuttle frequenty goes back and forth to the station. The breakfast is free and was ok. They have a basic continental breakfast and 3 waffle machines.
Next time I’d rather pay a bit more for a nicer place. We often stay at Best Western hotels that are inexpensive and better than this hotel.
Can’t really recommend this hotel in light of the condition of our room and the overall run down appearance of the hotel.

I just needed a room for the night after a long day (4AM-10:30PM). Didn’t feel that driving back to Philly was wise.
This is a basic spot off the highway and it doesn’t claim to be anything more than that. For about $ 119 I got a king bed, corner room. The heater was great and the TV perfect. The bathroom was clean with a more than adequate shower.
My only «complaint» would have to be the stale, old smell of a hotel that has smoking rooms. I’m pretty sure my room was a smoking room at one time.
Overall very adequate for the price. Quiet (seemed empty this night) and desk staff person did his job well.
I did not stay for breakfast.
If a Holiday Inn Express was in the area I would have been there instead.

We stayed here on just a two day family vacation. The hotel met all of our expectations for the Priceline price we paid and and exceeded a few. First things first we saw not one bug of any type during our stay. The place looked as though it had been slightly updated a few years ago. We had new wallpaper, bathroom fixtures and tiles. I called ahead of time and I was told that not every room had a refrigerator but our double full did. The free breakfast was good and on time each morning. All of the staff was very polite. The two biggest things I enjoyed were the exercise room complete with two ellipticals, weight machine, treadmill, flat screen TV, towels and water. The other was the free shuttle that we took to and from the Van Dorn Metro station. The hotel was not only close to the metro but very close to the interstate exit as well. My only gripes would be that it was not within walking distance of many good places (if any) to eat, the wifi while easy to access was slower than just using my Verizon 4G and kept cuttting out any way, there was not one single extra plug for our cell phone chargers so we had to plug and unplug the microwave, for some odd reason the curtains were designed to not close all the way and check in is at 2pm which is the same time they have their shift change so we got there at 1:50 ready to check in but had to wait til 2:30 to do so because of it. Over all, good stay.

Let’s talk about the two most important things in any hotel — water pressure and food. This hotel gets 4 stars for both. The adjustable shower head provided perfect water pressure for a great shower, and as a bonus, a roomy bathroom does it for me every time and this hotel has all of the above. Food was decent, but most importantly it was free, so kudos for that. The room was clean, spacious, exactly what I expected and the huge King bed made for a good nights sleep. The staff was great — got checked in quickly, they were knowledgeable and Dedire was perky and provided great customer service. Location is right beside the highway, minutes from a mall, a wal-​mart, a move theatre and the metro, so keep up the good work guys. I would definitely come back.

I stayed here for the Rally to Restore Sanity.
Rooms are pretty much two standard rooms put together, one a living room with sofa and the other a bedroom. Flat panel TVs in both rooms and full bathrooms. Fridge. I shared the room and ended up with the sofa bed which came made up with sheets. It was pretty springy but OK. Unlike an earlier review, it was dead quiet with a very full hotel.
Free breakfast with waffle bar, pastries, cereal, hard boiled eggs, juices and coffee.
Free continuous shuttles to the nearby Van Dorn St Metro station until 10p (you can call for a pickup). It’s a pretty long ride to the city.

DO NOT stay here unless you’re a very, very heavy sleeper.
This hotel appears to be the go-​to hotel for school trips to DC. No fewer than three separate groups were staying in the hotel the night we did, and the parking lot was half full of buses.
I don’t know if it was spite (i had the audacity to show up at 2:30 even though check-​in time was 3:00, and was rather rudely told that i’d have to wait), or just incompetence, but we were assigned the end room in a hallway otherwise occupied by 6^th graders on their first ever class trip. They were very excited. They also didn’t even arrive until 10:30pm, and the hollering and door-​slamming didn’t quiet down until almost midnight.
And it’s not like this hotel is a gem otherwise. The sink in our room took minutes to drain after a quick hand-​washing. The toilet somehow managed to do its job, but complained extensively each time. The shower water pressure was what i’d categorize as ‘timid’.
They do offer free wireless internet (they call it ‘high speed’, but are sorely mistaken) and a free breakfast (if discount muffins count as breakfast), but neither should really count as a perk. I spent more time talking to the tech support guy for the wireless than using the wireless, because the connection was so slow when it worked at all that it wasn’t worth the trouble.
So, in short, don’t stay here unless you’re deaf and don’t need anything but a decent mattress and pillow.

For a Comfort Inn, this one is certainly that– comfy. Sorta has a homey feel to it. The staff is incredible! Lynette, Scott, Deidre, and Mimi were all wonderful and made sure my stay was nice.
One good thing about this location is that it is exactly TWO stops away from Reagan National Airport on the Metro, and the hotel offers a free shuttle service to and from the Metro station up to 10pm. This was a very helpful perk.
My suite was nice (flat screen HD tv in living room), comfy bed, had a jacuzzi tub, and well, for a clean, neat, place to sleep, with friendly staff-​this Comfort Inn can’t be beat.
The only reason it didn’t get 5 stars is because the free breakfast is awful (only Cheerios and Raisin Bran for cereal– get real– where’s the Frosted Flakes or Rice Krispies or Froot Loops?), and the restaurant is only open in the evenings, which isn’t too convenient.

Ok… yes, I’m staying at a Comfort Inn. Blame my boss. I give the place 4 stars. I can’t give 5… simply b/​c it IS a Comfort Inn. BUT… I give it 4 stars… b/​c it’s a Comfort Inn and it’s not so bad!
I’m (as usual) here for a month or so… so I like my comfort (no pun intended… ok…maybe it was…). My original room was a business suite on the 4^th floor. I could see there there was a beautiful view of a city (I’m not sure which one…) right through the tree’s outside my window however, there were trees outside my window… so I couldn’t see it! The next morning, I asked if there was a business suite on a higher floor and they gave me a room on the top floor for the same price. The great thing is… it’s not a business suite… it’s a suite-​suite. Windows all around, jacuzzi tub, flat screen HD TV in the living room (yes, there’s a living room), 1.5 baths, etc, etc, etc…
It’s super nice for a Comfort Inn! The restaurant in the hotel isn’t too bad… everyone is very nice and helpful and the food is basic.sandwiches. It’s works well b/​c I LOVE sandwiches! =)
If you are coming to the area and want a cheap room in a fairly decent hotel… this is your place!