We stayed at this location because it was cheaper than staying in Ocean City, MD. We returned to the hotel after dark, then settled in for bed. My son got up to go to the bathroom around 1:00AM, and discovered (2) bed bugs under the covers. They were actually found in both beds, and I believe they were coming from behind the headboard that's built into the wall! I complained to the lady at the front who didn't seem too surprised. She did switch our room in the middle of the night, and stated she'd leave the manager, Paul a message. I spoke with him in the morning, and he seemed to know nothing about the situation. In fact, he really didn't seem too concerned at all. He offered to give me a 20% discount, but this was unacceptable. After continuing to explain what an awful night I had, he finally decided to waive the fee. Very RUDE!

Checked the room before bringing anything in (lot of bedbug concerns lately). Motel is a mile north of the US50/13 bypass, right by all shopping, across a parking lot from an Applebees. Non-smoking double was 90 for Thursday and 130 for Sat, Sun. Maybe because it's all highway to Ocean City but we weren't there for the beach, so found that pricey. Liked the make-your-own-waffle for breakfast. Clean room, nearly 100 channels on cable, dog friendly with a Petsmart across the street. (Asked if a pet but didn't charge me extra unlike the Days Inn down the street). To nitpick they could have given us mouthwash in the bathroom and cleaned some rust on ceiling but it was still nice.

My wife and I have stayed at this Comfort Inn at least two dozen times when going to and from the Outer Banks. It was not inexpensive, but it was pet friendly and the staff was generally nice. Over the years we watched a gradual decline in its maintenance and condition, but after not visiting for over two years we were shocked by the condition this summer. We arrived in the late afternoon and walked into a hallway lined with buckets to catch leaking water. A fan of some sort was blowing in the corridor to dry the rugs. There was a persistent musty/cleaning liquid smell. Doors to many rooms were open and dirty linens were piled in the hall. The room itself was not well cleaned, as evidenced by a gum wrapper on the bathroom floor. But the worst was yet to come. In the morning I discovered that the security doors were propped open to facilitate the drying process in the hallway. I complained to Comfort Inn corporate about this and bascially got flipped off--it is a franchise, blah, blah, blah. The franchise manager never bothered to contact me. In short, there are many new hotels in Salisbury now, so why stay here? Don't do it.

The rooms really need to be updated and better quality on small appliances. Its deffinantly not a continential breakfast at all. Pet friendly and its smells like it too. It was far most the worst hotel for the price. Over price for the condition of the rooms. The staff was very friendly. I have used this hotel several times and have never had a room this nasty,the light cover in the hallway fell off, the bathroom fan was noisy, when using the toilet it move and thought i was going to fall off. The over all lighting of the room was not good either.I'm a native of Salisbury so i know it was over priced for the condition and location because it isn't anything in Salisbury. It's not a tourist trap like Ocean City.