Comfort Inn

This hotel was already overpriced before they charged us $ 10 to walk a pack-​n-​play to our room, and $ 15 for our dog. Holes in the wall in the bathroom, a flood light right outside our window. The whole experience left us feeling ripped off.

Traveling through from Florida to Minnesota, just stopped for the night and tried this hotel. The staff was very warm and welcoming. We had two rooms and in one the TV wasn’t working properly. They tried, but were unable to fix it, so gave us a discount on the room when we chose not to move to another room. Room was a little noisy with equipment outside the room. We woke to an ice storm, no traffic moving on freeway and treacherous driving conditions. So, we decided to stay another night. The staff and manager were very helpful on finding us better rooms, we upgraded to suites, and personally escorted us to the rooms to make sure everything was perfect. With all of our questions throughout our stay, on where to eat, who delivers pizza, where’s the liquor store, etc., they were all so accommodating (morning, afternoon and evening) and it was greatly appreciated. Great breakfasts in the morning and good coffee. Would not hesitate to stay here again.

Looks as if the hotel knew better days. Huge room, OK furnitures and appliances. Coffee maker in the room. To dark for my taste, but more than enough electric sockets for my Mac and iPhone chargers. The internet is free and working at a reasonable rate most of the time. Breakfast was regularly fine. The only drawback was the noise from the nearby highway, if you are a light sleeper you should ask for a room which is not facing the highway. Paid $ 90 per night — was worth the price.

We made reservations on-​line for a king-​bed room. When we checked in, instead of being given a room that was preselected by the motel, we were asked if we had a floor preference, didn’t, and chose the first floor. It turned out to be near the breakfast area which was convenient, but slightly noisy (not as much as I would have expected) in the early A.M.
The room itself was generally clean, but attention to the window sills was needed as spiders have been very active The bath tub was very narrow and the placement of the shower head was designed for really short people. We had a minor issue with the toilet bowl where the toilet wouldn’t flush. The chain was broken/​fell off and I didn’t feel like sticking my hand into the tank. I called the front desk and within minutes someone came to the room and «fixed» the problem. For how long the fix will last is anyone’s guess. I think a new handle/​chain is correct solution. Good things about the room were the lighting and the bed. The bed … very comfortable,
Breakfast was decent, but for some reason these kind of breakfast rooms have problems with their waffle makers … waffles getting stuck to the maker. Cold hard-​boiled eggs, warm sausage and the usual breakfast area items were available. The price is right and you don’t have to drive get dressed and walk to or drive to a restaurant for breakfast.

Sleeping on the pull out couch: not fun.
Sleeping in the bed: awesome.
The bathroom was nice– the sinks and mirrors were separated from the shower which was very nice. The bedroom was separated from the living room which was also welcomed. Each ‘room’ had a tv for a total of two.
The breakfast was lacking, but we would probably be back.

I had a truck break down. So the dealer referred this hotel to me. They were full. How ever the manger was willing to pick me up. To take me to another spot. Also made sure I found a room. The man I spoke to on the phone was matt. He’s not the manger but great people. They made a miserable day some what better.

This place isn’t so bad. Had to stay here for 2 weeks and didn’t pick the location. Being from Texas and missing my family I was sleeping with stuffed animal from home. When I would come back to my room the would put my animal neatly on top of the bed. Nothing huge, but missing home so much It made me happy they didn’t toss it on the floor.
The pool is small, but hey it’s an indoor pool so at least I got to swim. It’s not a five star hotel and doesn’t try to be. The staff was always friendly and helpful. (I lost my room key like 5 times and they had no problems making me a new one)
I wish they had a Channel guide since I don’t live in this area and had to guess at them, but that was okay too.
I didn’t spend most of my time in the room (who really does?) so for the most part it worked for me.

Room was old sheets and blankets very questionable. Did not feel safe in room. Staff was not friendly and our room was by an ice machine that made ice all night. The morning breakfast was quite good.

The short review: Avoid this hotel. Dirty, off-​putting, rude management. Go next door to La Quinta.
The long review: The lobby and desk staff are fine. They were doing some remodeling of rooms and when we got to the 2^nd floor there were mattresses (not new, used) stacked up along the walls. Not a mortal sin, but it was rather unsightly and somehow icky.
When we got to our room it was dirty. Not filthy, but the kind of dusty dirty and dirt in places that makes you know the room is made to look clean, but isn’t really clean. Our door locked only half the time so we called the front desk. A repairman came, accompanied by the manager. Because the door locked while they were there, they pretty much said, «Hey it locks, no problem.» Then the manager looked at our small dog and asked if we had registered her. Firstly, of course we registered her. If we were trying to sneak her in we wouldn’t have called for a repair and stood in the room holding her. Secondly, the professional approach would have been to say nothing and go to the desk to make sure we registered her.
The second night of our stay we put our dog in a local kennel and told management to please charge us for only one night. We were assured this would be taken care of but we were charged for both nights and I had to go back to the hotel and have them credit our card.
Overall this hotel is over-​priced, dirty, in poor condition, and management is rude. When we came back into town two days later we stayed at the La Quinta next door and it was far, far superior. And cost less!

We stayed for 2 nights and the hotel is ok. Staff was fairly nice but the bedding and linens left much to be desired. The complimentary breakfast could use a lot of improving but if you just want coffee or juice or a packaged muffin it was fine. We also ate at the iHop down the street.
For the price it’s not bad … May check out la Quinta or one of the others close by next time.

Other reviews for this hotel on other websites were fairly good. We’ve stayed at Comfort Inns before and had good experiences. This hotel looked fairly new, and it was clean and fancy looking. The rooms were nothing to boast about, but they were nice.
However, you won’t sleep very well. The bed was way too soft and it was squishy in that way that only a worn out mattress is squishy. I sunk into it so far, I woke up in the middle of the night with intense back pain because it was forcing me to sleep all hunched up.
I can’t speak for the complimentary breakfast because we ate at IHOP down the street.