If you are travelling down I-84 and need a place to stay, this fits the bill to a tee. You definitely want to make reservations because the place fills up fast especially if there is bad weather in the area. The room was standard two queen with gold, yes harvest gold, bed spreads. The TV is NOT a flat screen but do you really need a flat screen TV. The TV worked. The internet worked. The indoor pool and hot tub were nice. There was a fridge and a microwave in the room.

Right next door is a truck stop so there is truck stop food available but if you want to sit down and eat, you have to drive a minimum of 4 miles to a restaurant.

The hotel is newer and the rooms typical of what I find at Comfort Inn properties. Backs up to a parking lot full of tractor/trailers but they didn't disturb us. It's right off the highway but there really isn't a place nearby to eat unless you drive into town, about 4-5 miles away and then there are choices. I would stay again if in the area.

We had a tough night and needed a place to sleep. After being informed at one hotel that they did not have any hot water, I kept driving. I saw the Comfort Inn's billboard and it looked promising. The hotel was right off the highway. The staff was great. The hotel was nice with a pool that I wish I'd had time to use. Enjoyed the waffle breakfast. Only complaints: the mattress was a bit hard (husband liked it, so that's personal preference) and the hall on the top floor smelled smokey (room was fine).

This hotel is right off the highway and it is where all of the trucks stop. In fact, our room looked out over a huge parking lot full of tracker trailers. The hotel is actually nice and the room was clean and well equipped. The only place to eat is A&W, unless you drive into town, which we didn't do.