Comfort Inn & Suites

The hotel has a moldy smell the second you walk through the door and the overuse of air freshener in the rooms saturated the sheets, pillows, bedding, towels etc and made for a difficult nights rest. Ok I may be more sensitive to smells and fragrances than others so for me not being able to breathe well all night is a deal breaker. I did open the window thankfully for fresh air and a little relief.
The bed was lumpy but the choice of soft and firm pillows were nice even if they were only half pillows in size. The bathroom was small in comparison to the size of the room.
Making the reservation was easy and they were pleasant in the phone. The night manager was brusque and arrogant and that first encounter soured me on the hotel too. The breakfast included sausage and egg with cheese omelets, juices, fruits, cereals, waffles, coffee etc. It was all mediocre.
The staff seems to work hard and the facility has wear and tear including the odd sounds in the elevator.
There is plenty of parking on sight.

Definitely will not be coming back here. Wifi kept cutting in and out and someone sneezed on the open cereal at the continental breakfast. Also, BEFORE we were suppose to check out I noticed our keys were inactivated when I tried to go back into the room because I forgot my purse. I was then told I could not enter the room because it was again policy and an employee had to retrieve it. We had yet to check out so I’m confused as to how it was against policy to enter MY room??? I gave it two stars because at least there were no bed bugs, although there was a ladybug in the room. Stay at the Marriott, it’s right across the street.

Note that there are some reviews as well for a Comfort Inn & Suites at 315 Davidson Ave. I believe it’s all one property, at #255.
There’s a very 1988 look to the place, which makes sense given their history of converting from a Hampton Inn. The common areas, though clean, are dark and dated, and the breakfast is the typical cereal and danish, waffle maker stuff (don’t think Hampton Inn breakfast here).
The room itself, a suite, was a pleasant surprise. There were 2 separate rooms, a decent bed, 2 flat screens, a couch and work area in the living room, and a micro/​fridge. I could nitpick (e.g. closet size, nothing brand new, elevator broke the day I checked out), but this is a very good value.
I did notice the rates went up a bit during my 10 day stay. I wasn’t aware of it until my employer got the bill and asked me.

Avoid the breakfast. Other than this fairly obvious note, the hotel was comfortable and clean. I’ve stayed here about 7 – 8 times and the staff has always been very nice.
I’ve never had a problem here and will continue to stay here.

Carpet in room felt gross, ottoman was stained. Veneer on bathroom door peeling off. AC unit noisy, very. No sheers on windows, so it’s either no privacy or total privacy, very closed in feeling. Treadmill out of order. Free breakfast was usual free food, bad scrambled eggs, muffins, etc. coffee was good. Checked out two nights early and went next door to holiday inn. Much cleaner, quieter and cheaper!

Clean and comfortable room. Convenient to the expressway. The free breakfast was atrocious. Paltry selection, and very little of it. Not once did I see it fully stocked. The breakfast area was under sized, understaffed, and poorly equipped for a hotel of its size. They did not seem to have the capacity to keep replenished what low-​quality food they had, although the attendant seemed to be constantly busy. So I suspect that the kitchen equipment was also inadequate.
Unfortunately, my company won’t reimburse breakfast expenses if the hotel offers free breakfast. So, time to find a different hotel, or a different company.

Comfortable bed, small bathroom, and no refrigerator or microwave which is unusual for a Comfort Inn, very average breakfast. Like Sleep Inns much better.