I stayed here one night on my journey across the country...this hotel was ok. It was on the new side, but to me the rooms were on the smaller side. The bathroom was well set up and clean...and the room was very functional. The front desk staff was friendly...and the breakfast was the Comfort Inn standard.

Don't read too much in to this next sentence...this is just my opinion...and I don't know why I feel this way about this place. I don't mean to trash the place by any means...but there was just something about it that I didn't like. Its one of those places that I wouldn't feel comfortable having my elderly mother stay at alone...yet I don't know why. The staff and other travelers were all friendly...and this was probally the newest place I stayed. I did put that I would recommend this place to a friend...but I don't think I was stay again...LOL

A very big plus for this hotel...there is a Cracker Barrell within walking distance...and a gas station as you pull out. Very easy access to the freeways.

Really enjoyed the hotel and they have a great breakfast. I have stayed there 3 times in the past month and wouldn't stay anywhere else in Sullivan or other near towns. Hope they keep up the good work!

We stopped at this hotel because we were exhausted and it was dark. Check-in was quick and there are restaurants and a gas station nearby. The motel was average, our room was two double beds, kind of small. The room was about average on cleanliness. The bed was comfortable. I could hear people in the hall the next morning but we were close to the lobby, so wasn't surprised. The continental breakfast had waffles, muffins, eggs, cereal, juice, coffee. I'd rate this an average motel, maybe a little on the expensive side since it was only average. I might stay here again if I was in the area.

Ok. I'm sitting in a different room right now as I type this because a situation in my original room: #112. I'm laying on the bed typing on my laptop for a few hours when I notice something tiny and brown crawling across the pillow in front of me. I pick it up and kill it between my fingers. Then I immediately search "what is a bed bug" on the computer and up pops a photo of the bug I am holding. The site says that the best way to tell it is a bed bug is to crush it and smell it: it should smell like old raspberries or an old granola bar (kind of sickly sweet with a pungent note); regardless the smell should be strong and noticeable. A quick whiff of my hand confirms what all travelers are afraid of: bed bugs. I start turning over the other pillows on the bed and find another, then another, then another, all under the pillows just in front of me. I leap out of bed and crushed all the ones I could see (6 or 7) so that there would be evidence. I called management and they were extremely flustered about it and immediately moved me to another room and refunded my money. I'd like to get to a different hotel, but it's too late at night now. I searched my new room carefully after reading a tutorial on the internet and stripping the beds and inspecting the mattresses. No signs yet, but they are supposedly very good hiders and may only come out after they sense heat and carbon dioxide. So I'm going to lay on top of the bed for a while with my warm laptop and see if I can spot any before turning in for what I am sure will be an uneasy night's sleep. The hotel is nice, new, and clean, so that isn't an indicator for this problem at all. The front desk was very good about the whole thing. All I can say is don't trust appearances (good or bad). Check your rooms before you unpack and get in bed regardless of where you stay!