We stayed here based on previous stay at other Comfort Inn's. Not a good property. When we first checked in there was a bad smell in the room - like burnt hair. The staff offered an excuse but no solution. It gave us the impression that they had taken short cuts in cleaning our room and did not make us the least bit comfortable staying there. We will never stay here again.

On our road trip stayed here, did not have access to look up reviews on TripAdvisor for this place. Old building, old rooms, old noisy AC, floors creaked, no elevator, near traffic, and noisy, The bedding smelled like Bengay. Paid near $100 (incl tax) for 1 night, not worth it.

We were looking for an inexpensive place to stay for our anniversary day of jet boating. We paid a little over $100 for this room and it should have cost about $60 (and that is being generous). We got there late and although we had reserved a room got the last room left in the hotel - SMOKING! It was disgusting, but at that point the room was paid for (via an internet website) and we had no other options. It was a TINY room, depressing and stinky. My husband said it was the worst he has EVER stayed in. There was no anniversary nooky to be had that night! I would rather camp and next time, I think I will! Oh, and by the way, the pool is in the middle of the parking lot (blocking the carport - obviously an after thought).

Checkin was quick and easy. Hotel looks older on the outside, but rooms look newer. Mine smelled of latex paint. The room arrangement is a little different; you enter into the bathroom sink area on the side of the room. The separate room with tub and toilet was huge, so you have plenty of room to dry off after your shower or bath. The sink area was small and there wasn’t much room for your stuff.
The refrigerator and microwave were both in the room. The television was large and clear with 78 channels. The room had air conditioning and heat, and unlike the coastal hotels, you REALLY need air conditioning here, it was very hot in June. The outdoor pool was cold, and there was no hot tub.
The Breakfast was typical Comfort Inn with Waffles, cereal, bread, fruit and muffins. I was up early on Sunday, and the breakfast was all set up about 20 minutes before it was supposed to open which was wonderful since I wanted to get an early start on my drive to Crater Lake.
Around the hotel there is a McDonalds, Sizzler and Burger King all within walking distance, and many other restaurants just a short drive away. Extremely easy access to I-5. Room 219 was around $85 including tax for one person which I thought was high, but it seemed to be the going rate in the area.