My wife and I stayed two nights at this Comfort Inn location. Before I left, I asked for a fridge in the room, but I guess my note was not received or understood. The clerk told me that it was $10 and wheeled out a fridge from the front desk area. I had to wheel it to the elevator and plug it in myself. Not a complaint but little things like this matter to me and make all the difference to a stay for me. There was mold in the fridge but I didn't want to lug it all the way down again and I was tired. We cleaned it best we could. The rooms were comfortable and very clean, we got a king sized bed. The breakfast is the usual, waffles, cereals, coffee, eggs, bacon, bagels, toast and was always a good stock of items. Front desk staff were nice.
The hallways are loud, like most hotels. People can be quite loud and inconsiderate sometimes, especially late at night.

It is 5 minutes from Fort Harrison State Park, Walmart can be seen from the room window along with many restaurants. Applebees, Bob Evans, Marcos Pizza, Steak and Shake. There was a pool in the hotel that looked clean but small, looked sized for children. High speed internet is free and quite fast.

this is a great place if you want to relive your college days. Ear rings and tats everywhere. Front desk personnel on the phone ignoring you at checkin. Walls are paper thin. I CAN HEAR EVERY DOOR CLOSING IN THIS PLACE. Very sparsely furnished rooms. Terrible, terrible internet connection. Good Luck keeping one. That's a summary of my first 2 hours in this place.

Although we have stayed with the Choice Hotels Int'l chain numerous times, this stay was the first such horrific experience. While the accommodations are minimalistic, the construction of the 1.5 yr-old building is frightening. We stayed in Rm 202 and learned during a 5 minute shower that there is no cold water running to the bathroom, except for the toilet. Both water lines to the shower and sink were for hot water. Toward the end of the 5 minute shower the water was reaching scalding temperatures and nothing could be done to bring the temperature down. When asking Mike, the night clerk, about the problem he indicated that this has been an issue since the hotel was built, it exists throughout the hotel and there was nothing they could do about it. He could switch us to another room, but there was no guarantee there would be cold water available. At 10pm and facing a 6am alarm the next morning, we declined his half-hearted offer. Also, there was no offer to reduce the room charge despite the "100% Guarantee" advertised in the room. The hotel manager wasn't available the entire time we were there and has not contacted us since. Besides the hot water plumbing issue, the elevator did not have an inspection certificate posted inside. I've contacted coorporate offices and will be contacting local building inspectors to do whatever I can to make sure no one gets hurt during a stay at this location. IT'S NOT SAFE.

We stayed one night at the Comfort Inn while we were in town visiting family. The property is fairly new, so as far as the condition goes, there were no complaints.

The continental breakfast was about what you'd expect: cold and hot cereal, toast, bagels, pastries, fruit, yogurt, juice, milk, coffee and the all-important waffle maker. They also had biscuits and gravy, which were just okay.

The indoor pool is supposedly heated, but it was a little cool for my taste. My wife and the baby couldn't stand to stay in very long at all, but our three-year-old twins didn't seem to mind it. The hotel did provide towels and pool toys, which was nice.

The room was satisfactory. It was clean. The beds were comfortable. The front desk had to check to make sure it was ready when we got there, which I thought was odd--especially since we arrived after 4:00 pm. No problems though.

It's adjacent to a Wal-Mart, which is convenient, if you need to pick up anything quick.

Overall a good place to stay, if all you need is just a no-frills room to crash in (we wanted someplace with a pool and a free breakfast, and it had both), but it's not fancy.