The water was always cold, despite informing the management, the rooms were dirty and the bathrooms filthy. The TV didn't work. They asked us to move to another room on another floor and that was terrible too. The doorman wasn't interested in getting us a taxi that would use a meter, he colluded with the taxi drivers about the exhorbitant charges.
There are plenty of other hotels in this price range, in a more convenient area of the city. Ghandi Nagar is NOT the place to be if you want to see Bangalore shops and nightlife. And if you stay on the other side of town you won't have to pay the inflated taxi fares!!
We informed the management we were going to write this, and the didn't care at all. They had our money, why should they, they obviously don't do any repeat business......

We stayed at the Comfort Inn in Feb 2006. Its a rip-off for 100USD a night. The rooms are dusty, the beds are rocks and the washrooms are aweful. I can't believe its called a comfort Inn. Under no circumstances should you use the Travel desk, they charge 5 times the normal price and are quite pushy. Avoid this hotel.

This one is nothing more than a budget hotel and an insult to Comfort Inn franchise. Choice Hotels - US-based owner of "Quality In" and "Comfort Inn" only seems to have downgraded its standards. Rooms in shabby condition with dirty linens, shrinked carpet revealing the dirt beneath, shower curtains with fungus patches..... only remind you of a haunted house.

Breakfast only suitable for locals. I really wonder as to how the Choice Hotels officers could be putting up at this hotel and eating too!!

It was an embarassment for me as I had overseas visitors with me. It was out of no choice that I agreed to stay here as all 5-stars and 4-stars were going full (giving an "Art of Living" experience to their guests).

Bangalore needs more hotels to keep such "so-called" Comfort Inns out of business.

Terrible hotel. The room was dirty and the paint was peeling and the water bottle they gave us was NOT sealed and had no label.
There was a very dimly lit staircase, which my husband
fell all the way down and broke his ankle. They
said they would give us an upgrade (you've got to be
kidding).
Definitely not recommended.