First of all, I thought it was a little high priced at $89/night for a place such as Rome, GA. There is a very small pool, which was closed. It was 85 degrees out that day so I have no idea why. We were not going to use it anyways the night we stayed. The beds and pillows were very comfy but we could hear everything that was going on above us. Some people can be so respectful in hotels, especially in the hallways late at night. That has nothing to do with the hotel itself other than the walls could be paper-thin. Breakfast was typical for a Comfort Inn but this one had a waffle maker. They supplied the batter and you made the waffles yourself. They were delicious!!

This hotel was rated #1 in Rome, GA, and since it was close to our meeting scheduled for the next morning, we decided to give it a try.

Boy, were we disappointed. I don't know how everyone else thought that it was so clean. First off, the bathroom floor had dried spills that should have easily been cleaned up by a maid. The phone had 2 dead bugs on it. I found a few hairs in my bed. The alarm clock had some smeared food on it.

As for the other aspects of the room, I was equally disappointed. My bathroom door had been busted off of the top hinge, so I had to lift it up each time to close it. The closet doors were very cheap and difficult to close. The room smelled strongly of a cheap strawberry-scent cover-up to disguise the cigarette smell of my "non-smoking room." The hallway smelled strongly of cigarette smoke. The breakfast in the morning was very limited, but did have some basics to get by on.

The only good thing about this hotel was the view from my room window. When I opened the curtains, I found that it looked out to beautiful vine-covered trees that were just breathtaking.

As I drove out of town, I realized that there were plenty of other hotels to chose from in the older (more quaint) section of Rome and just slightly outside of town. Next time, I'll definitely look to those areas before considering this hotel again.

We were visiting Rome for several days and stayed at the Comfort Inn. Everyone we came in contact with on the staff was friendly and attentive. If they asked how your day was - they listened to the answer! This is not a fancy hotel, but it was comfortable and clean, and our room was well taken care of by the maid. The location is on the central-west side of Rome and there were several fast food restaurants close by. The continental breakfast didn't have a lot of choices (mostly pastries, bagels, toast and cereal) - and the offerings didn't change much from day to day but it was convenient to have the option to eat there.

There was one girl at the front desk when we checked in. The lobby was full of people, yet she smiled and greeted everyone as they walked in the door. She was accurate and fast and was checking in people 2 at a time.
It was hard to find bc it was behind another business, but it also made it to where you did not hear much traffic from the street.
The rooms were clean. The only dust I saw was on the front of the TV and the bathroom was really clean.
It wasn't but 2 miles from downtown.