I booked this hotel not knowing anything about Biloxi to visit someone in the VA hospital there. I booked through one of those sites (not sure if I am allowed to mention the name) where you don't know the hotel name, just the rating and the location thinking I'd save a bunch of money but only saved about 10% a night from their regular rate. So, I really didn't choose this hotel, I chose by location of where I needed to be not wanting to pay casino prices but if you have a car they are only 10 minutes away. This is right on the interstate but not noisy. The hotel room was clean but smelled bad of smoke as did my clean clothes I brought home so everything had to be washed. I don't smoke. I never turned on the TV so I don't know anything about the entertainment value of this hotel room but I was surprised at how comfortable the bed was and the linens were soft and clean. The in-room internet is not wired so you have to borrow a cable from the front desk. I'd suggest taking my own ethernet cable in case they were out or something. It is free but not wireless. The water pressure in the shower/bath was good and the towels were actually fluffy, clean and soft which also came as a surprise and they were plentiful. The lobby decor was as you'd expect from a Comfort Inn. The breakfast (included) was actually great with waffles, hot eggs, bacon one day, sausage the next, biscuits, assorted cereals, fresh fruit, pastries,muffins, hot coffee and juice from concentrate so it was very nice. I was impressed with the free breakfast. I thought the hotel was overpriced but maybe the smoke smell just angered me since I wanted a non-smoking room but with online discount hotel bookings you just have to take your chances. It is for the flexible traveler. There were plenty of vending machines but the hallways were VERY hot and the hallway A/C on my floor (2) didn't seem to be blowing cold air. The A/C in the room worked well at reducing Biloxi's awful humidity and kept the room cool and at the temp I chose (digital thermostat on the window unit). Wakeup calls came as requested and the water temp in the shower was consistent as was the pressure. I did not use the pool area but it looked clean. They boast a fitness center but I did not see it. The pool area looked clean but I didn't use it either. Parking was free and plentiful. The desk staff was nice enough but they are never at the desk. They are either sitting in the area where breakfast is served eating and chatting with other hotel employees or outside smoking so if you want someone you have to ring the little bell at the desk. I found this odd but I'm not managing them so perhaps it is just allowed. I visited the desk once to check in, once to check out and twice to ask questions and it was never manned. They were off somewhere doing something but came when I rang the bell, twice from the side of the desk I was on. Strange. They have a lobby lounge complete with a stuffed deer head but it was closed (permanently it appeared). Perhaps they lost their license or just didn't get enough use. The rooms also have a microwave and little refrigerator and four cup coffee maker with actaully decent coffee to get you started. Hope this helps!

We were hoping to get a supersecret room at one of the casinos but we ended up here. Not the fanciest hotel but there were no complaints. My husband is disabled. Even though we did not have an accessible room, it was comfortable enough for us and it was on the first floor. Everything worked. We really weren't in our rooms a lot. Asked the front desk for a shower chair for the bathroom, and they found one for us. We would stay there again. Definitely got our money's worth.

Bedcovers had cigarette burns. Mattress covers were stained. We were told to BRING THE LINENS to the front desk at 9:30 at night. Horrified. We slept on top of the bed linens with towels underneath us. Tub fixtures and doors are never wiped. This is the type of lack of cleanliness that "60 Minute" episodes are made of.

(MS100) First of all when I walked into the lobby, no one was there to greet me and I stood at the front desk for about 3-5 minutes. I looked around on the desk for a business card to verify the address with the Comfort Inn 800 number agent that my husband was holding on his cellphone while waiting in the car. As I was walking out the door, I saw an average height female with dark hair, seeming to be peeking around the corner. After we verified the address, to find out that this hotel was the only one in the area with vacancies that wasn't $150- $399. My husband handled the entire transaction even though we used my credit card. I had nothing to do with the front desk clerk. When we checked into our room (233), there was a pissy type stale stinch coming from the room. My husband had to go back to the car and get some air freshener to spray the room and bathroom. I saw a questionable white stain on the bedspread, therefore, it didn't appear and wasn't clean. We put our things down and spent the entire evening casino-hopping. We literally used that room for sleeping then checked. I like to hang out and watch a little tv before planning our next destination. The only thing I can say I liked about the room was the pillows.