Nice reasonably priced hotel. Rooms clean and large. Staff nice.

This hotel is close to Naperville and Chicago, but somehow feels like it is in the middle of nowhere. I guess it is because some stubborn farmer continues to grow corn in the fields on several sides of the building. There is also a large free-standing restaurant next to it, but I have never gone there as it looks more a place to celebrate wedding anniversaries than for a solo business traveler. This hotel is very clean and new. The staff is very polite. It has an above-average breakfast buffet with make-yourself Belgium waffles and fresh fruit. However, the hotel looks like it was constructed and furnished from the cheapest materials from Home Depot. It certainly is not elegant, although it is clean. Me, personally, I'd rather be in a hotel that is walkable from several cafes and restaurants than in the middle of a corn field. But it is cheap, clean, and quiet. For the price, it is a bargain.

I have stayed at this Comfort Inn for five nights in the past 15 months and it is covenient to visiting family in the area. I would give it a higher rating but the last night that I stayed there, a Saturday, there was some heavy duty partying going on which made it difficult to sleep. I returned from a family gathering a little past 11:30 PM and found a group outside the entrance drinking; this continued in the hallways past 2:00 AM. The rooms are simple and clean. It seems to be the only reasonable place to stay in this part of the Fox River Valley.

I recently stayed here for a family wedding. The place was clean, but looking rather worn in places. Our king suite was spacious and was very reasonably priced. Walls rather thin and quite a bit foot traffic could be heard from room next door. Amenities very basic. Breakfast a little better than standard -- waffle maker, biscuits and gravy, etc. Best part was the donuts from local bakery. Family members actually fought over the cinnamon sugar twists!