My husband and I stayed at the Comfort Suites in Glendale for one night while in town to see a football game at the Univ. of Phoenix Stadium. The hotel is very new and clean. Although close to a freeway, we didn't hear any traffic noise from our room; the windows must be high quality double payne. The bed was comfortable and the thing that impressed me most was the peace and quiet. Front desk employees were very nice and friendly; one of them walked over to ask my husband about the football game once we'd returned. The breakfast (included) wasn't bad at all. It was a self serve continental breakfast and we made our own waffles which were pretty good. The eggs and sausage weren't. We took the hotel's complimentary shuttle service to the stadium and back. This worked out well except we had to wait a while to be picked up and it was very hot. The shuttle drop off point is at the edge of a shopping center and is a pretty long walk from the stadium. Not fun in the heat. But the hotel itself was pretty good.

We stayed here for a week for a baseball tournament. Usually we try to stay in a Marriott, but this is where the team booked, so it was our home for a week. There were three of us, two adults and one of our kids. The rooms are mostly two queens, if you get a Presedentail, or deluxe, I think there are more beds. This room also came with a fold out bed that one teenager, or two younger kids could sleep on. The rooms were spacious. All have microwave and mni fridge.
Standard breakfast. Always fresh fruit and yogurt. They changed the hot items, which were eggs and waffles. Never ate any of the hot items, but it was convenient for my son to eat breakfast before we left for games in the morning.
The room was clean. The bed was comfortable. Sealy mattresses. The pillows, let's just say if you are a pillow snob, bring your own pillow. Even the kdis complained about the pillows. The pool is small, but big enough for the kids to play in and cool off after the games. One computer in the "business center" take your own if you have a laptop. There is a shuttle sitting outside, that takes guests to nearby malls, but we had our own car, so we never used it. You will need to have a car in this location, it is not near anything. There is a Culvers Hamburger place (decent, according to the boys) and a Denny's just across the parking lot, but that's it. Walmart and an In and Out about a quarter to half mile away back across the freeway.
If you are looking for a budget hotel, not a lot of frills, decent nights sleep, this is it. If you are a light sleeper, ask for a room opposite the freeway. We had a room on the freeway side, and it was noisy. Fortunately, the a/c running 24/7 drowned out the sound of the traffic.

I have stayed at many hotels, but this one really impressed me. Not only was the staff friendly and helpful, but the room was spacious and clean. After staying at this Comfort Suites, I'm not paying extra to stay at a Courtyard by Marriott. This hotel was flat out better!

For $73 per night, you don't expect the Ritz Carlton - and you don't get it here. The hotel was clean enough and the staff was friendly, but the walls were paper thin and did not suppress conversation from next door. Also, someone should have told them not to hang the tvs on the paper thin walls. Way too much noise. Calling what they serve in the morning breakfast is like calling a big mac a dinner.