Comfort Inn

I don’t understand why this place does not have better ratings (probably just a bunch of whiny Californians… but I am a whiny Californian so I guess I should set the record straight!) This hotel is perfect! They are convenient (across from the airport and walking distance to the train station), their rooms are clean and have super comfortable beds, wifi is very fast, service is friendly and very accommodating (their shuttle will take you to work at 7:00 AM!) and lastly they have hot coffee and hot chocolate at all hours! Seriously, what is not to like?! Give them a chance (as I have many times over the last six years) and you will not be disappointed… unless you are a total jerk in which case let’s be honest, you suck, it is not the hotel’s fault (remember, you gotta love yourself before anything good can come your way) Truth!

Front desk staff and break fast lady are awesome and friendly !!!
Room was ok !! Property is looks like old! Little bit over price (paid $ 110-​$ 135 on average) compare to room quality!
Breakfast is good! Definitely internet is fast enough to stream Netflix/​YouTube.

Quiet, clean, friendly front desk, full complimentary extensive breakfast, free internet, cozy welcoming atmosphere. Great value for the money

Been here 10 min of a 4 night stay this place sucks. Access to the rooms was crap no elevator. Dirty room. Stick to lock window. More to follow

I’ll start with the good news: They had an outdoor pool, and it was across from the airshow. The bad news: The staff took 35 minutes figuring out how to check me in so I was late to my wedding photos that were being taken across the street. The front parking lot was full of spectators watching the air show, making the paying customers park in the far back. Last, the house keepers showed up super early and knocked until we opened the door and asked them to leave. Oh! And I almost forgot, they gave away 2 out of the 3 rooms that we had reserved for the wedding party. I’ve learned my lesson. Thanks, Comfort Inn.

What a disappointing stay last night. Reserved the room through Hotwire. Made the reservation for two persons. When I got to the front desk, I asked for a 2 bed room. There was a $ 50 additional charge for that. Paid the extra charge reluctantly. Got to the room, the beds weren’t made. Went to the front desk to point out that the room wasn’t ready. The front desk attendant, gave me another room. The property was dirty. Dirty floors, dirty carpeting. Dead potted plants greet you under the carport. Shower wouldn’t properly drain. How this place can be so run down and charge a $ 149 rack rate is beyond me. Very surprising that this hotel is so near two important corporate headquarters and so misses the mark.

My family and my friends family stayed at this hotel for 3 days. Beds are good and clean, breakfast ok. The only thing I was annoying it was the wifi. Every time that I need to use it I have to put the password. But not only that I have to call my self to the Internet company to fix the problem (never was solve) because front desk couldn’t do it for me. Thanks god that we have unlimited internet other wise I will have to pay a huge bill this month.

When they decide to do a night audit every night, good luck checking in! Plan on a :15 wait.

Very convince, across from the hillsboro airport.
The price is decent, $ 104 with corporate discount.
Free breakfast and free wifi.
Their wifi is good enough to web surfing.

When I called I asked if they had a pool and jacuzzi to which they responded yes, when I arrived the jacuzzi was broken. I feel like this should have been mentioned. Everything else was as you could expect from this class of hotel, beds and bathroom was clean and comfortable, there is no food network which is my kids favorite. Some of the staff was polite. For some reason they are not answering their phone this morning even though there is no one at reception.

This is the Comfort Inn. The other reviews act like it was the Waldorf or something.
It is clean, inexpensive and quiet. It has one of the best breakfast spreads I’ve seen in a free breakfast place. The lady who runs it deserves a raise!
The hallways need some updating but our room was upgraded w granite sink, etc. they have fridge/​microwave/​coffee pot in every room.
The pool is isn’t open until the summer. They do have an indoor jacuzzi but they are lacking in a place to chill outside of your room or the breakfast room.

We stayed here for a few days before finding a place. I wanted to give more than three stars because they keep this hotel in immaculate condition and it is very quiet. Housekeeping was awesome, very pleasant and very friendly (please tip these people!). Most employees are pleasant and accommodating, but Joseph at the front desk was pretty much useless every time we needed anything and that can be quite frustrating. Although he was polite, he seemed incapable of manning the front desk alone and did not have a solution for things like a leaky toilet, or a malfunctioning dryer in the guest laundry area. Also, he shouldn’t be allowed to wear Google Glass at the front desk. This may be off putting to some and it is obvious that his attention was somewhere other than the front desk.

I hope you can excuse my poor writing skills this morning, as I didn’t get much sleep last night.
After a long day, a flight to Portland and an hour drive to work, I stumbled at the Comfort Inn at around 12:30 with my credit card and my ID. I was forced to go back and remember the license plate on my rental because it wasn’t written on the key and the hotel dude insisted on its freaking importance. Seriously dude, do you see these bags under my eyes? It means my priorities are no longer your priorities. It means, give me my bed. Now.
I get to my cosy motel-​6 looking room and jump in bed pretty immediately after. Since it was a little warm, i turn the thermostat to Cool. This is one of those attached thermostats that stick out from a low corner of the room. As soon as I turn it on there is a LOOOOUUUUUUD buzzing sound, intertwined beautifully with the clanking off the fan, and so delicately offset by more buzzing. After feeling a vein jiggle near my face, i drag my ass out of bed to turn off the machine, thinking that heat will be better than complete insomnia. You’d think. The machine is off, but the buzzing won’t stop. Its like its singing to me, but I don’t know how to tell it that its voice sucks.
I manage to mildly pass out and within a blink, its already morning. Luckily I didn’t even need my phone alarm! The friendly hotel room fly was diligently buzzing to say «wake up sucker! this is my room, get out! buzz buzz buzz». I tried bonding with the fly and sharing the mutual space by laying very still so it could just chill out and not fly around, but my new roommate was restless, he needed to fly, he needed to soar, and he needed to crawl inside my ear and sing me the song of his people. Buzz Buzz, sucker. In the battle of man versus fly, fly won. I got my bags ready and got the hell out.
So the moral of the story kids is, never compete with a thermostat or a fly. You might think «No! I am a human, I am the most powerful being on earth! We build shit like empires and hotels, we build Comfort Inns! We can totally beat puny machines and insects» But no, no you can’t. So while you’re drowning in your coffee while you lay face-​flat on your cubicle table with your manager looking over you and considering laying you off, think about this moment. Think of me. Not in a weird sexy way, just in the Unilocal review.
Ok I’ll stop now.

I had a nice stay in July 2013. This place is perfectly OK. My room was quiet and clean, the TV was a large flat screen with good reception. The staff was particularly helpful and friendly, they made me some detailed driving maps to get me around a highway construction detour. The location is particularly convenient to the Hillboro (Portland) airport, it is an easy walk. The place might not be the ultimate, but it is a nice comfortable place to rest. My only regret was that I could not stay longer, they were booked up due to nearby county fair and air show.

The whole hotel is tired and mildly depressing. However, it is clean, efficient and everything works. Fine for a business trip where you don’t spend much time there.

I stayed here a few years ago in the Dark Ages before Unilocal and just recently had an overnight stay. I debated whether to give this hotel 3 Stars, but it is, in fact, A-​OK. Just A-​OK. Its an older property, maybe late 1970s or early 1980s. It’s right next door to the Washington County Fair Complex and the Portland-​Hillsboro Airport. The exterior is freshly painted and the interior finishes are relatively new with overall maintenance and upkeep good. The floor plan is cramped and a bit of a maze. The rooms are kind of small but well-​equipped. My room was clean, no complaints. There’s a microwave and a mini-​fridge. The teevee (not flat screen) has LodgeNet with the usual choice of movies and games if that’s your thing. The desk is a good size and has casters so you can pull it out to watch teevee while you work or surf. The desk chair is an adjustable office chair. Free wifi. Breakfast has the usual offerings, eggs, bacon, the ubiquitous waffle maker, cereal, yogurt, muffins, etc. My only beef is that they ran out of eggs, twice, with the second batch gone before I could get my fill. Free WSJ and local paper. Check-​out is through the front desk, no express check-​out. The on-​site Farmhouse restaurant has been closed since June 2010. Not to worry, there’s plenty of restaurant choices nearby.