We wanted a hotel close to Broadstairs with a sea view, car park and a lift and one that did not allow pets. We had read the reviews before we went and wasn’t that surprised to find that it was indeed a very tatty hotel in desperate need of a makeover. The car park had plenty of room and there was heaps of free parking outside. We had the honeymoon suite which was large but old fashioned. Four poster bed that creaked so much on every move, an old style wardrobe, dressing table, a tatty sofa and a flat screen TV. A bonus was the enclosed balcony overlooking the sea. Arriving on a Sunday at lunchtime we were informed that we could not have any bar food such as a sandwich until after 5.00pm. So we ordered a salad from the restaurant menu which was served in keeping to the hotel’s style – old fashioned. A heap of Iceburg lettuce, some sliced cucumber and tomato, a spoonful of beetroot a piece of dodgy looking ham with a suspicious green hue and coleslaw all topped off with a spring onion! The restaurant menu is typical pub grub but at very reasonable prices. Virtually everything is served with chips, onion rings, mushrooms and seasonal veg. Was I too surprised when my steak and chips arrived with broccoli, carrots and Brussel sprouts? No it seemed par for the course really! Breakfast was really diabolical. Bread couldn’t have been sliced any thinner, a cheap array of jams and spreads, slimy processed ham, wrapped cheese and the worst pre packed croissants I have ever seen. It was truly horrid, a complete let down. There really is no need to serve food this bad. Better bread, freshly baked croissants, fresh sliced ham and quality yogurts and spreads would improve it no end. The only saving grace was the staff. They were very friendly and helpful. We paid £75 per night for the honeymoon suite. A case of you get what you pay for!

We normally stay at this hotel because they give good service for Bed and breakfast.
reasonable priced and not bad rooms. Breakfast is continental but you can order a full breakfast if you want but we found no need. You can get lunch and evening meals at a reasonable price.

We stayed in the superior suite ,a huge room which had great views overlooking the sea , a private enclosed huge balcony , four poster bed ,flatscreen telly and a double sofa that pulled out for an extra bed for the kids. The room was spotless and so was the bathroom , staff were very helpful when we asked for some extra blankets , We also ate in the hotel , and i must say the food was excellent and very well priced , and the breakfast that was included with the room price was fantastic with loads to choose from . If ramsagte itself wasn't so run down i would definatley stay here again , unfortunatley ramsgate was grotty so we probably wouldn't visit there again, but thats not the hotels fault . The comfort inn really was a lovely place .

Disappointed at being unable to book my normal friendly B&B in Broadstairs on a busy weekend the Tourist Office suggested I try the Comfort. I try to avoid hotel chains finding them stuffy,artificial, inhospitable and expensive!What a lovely surprise. The Comfort was friendly,comfortable,air conditioned and supplied an excellent continental breakfast. The Sunday lunch was delicious and almost too generous for my visiting sister and her family.
The sea was close and the sunrise spectacular for an early beach walk.
The cost was very fair -as a single I am usually penalised - and I shall be back.