For the price of 59 a night, it is a great value. This is my second stay this year. Very quiet on a sunday night. No problems with front desk. Negatives- pool is out of order. Non smoking room has a hint of smoke.

When we checked in, the desk clerk was extremely pleasant and welcoming. An hour later, my husband went to the desk to get a new room key because his did not work. He waited for quite a while and no one ever came to the lobby desk. He pounded his fist on the desk a couple of times to try to attract attention from the adjoining office. The manager on duty appeared and began to call my husband some VERY derogatory names, told him he could just wait, he was not king. He then asked to see my husband's identification to check and make sure he was registered. When my huband handed him his driver's license, he threw it across the room and told him to get out of the hotel. My husband retireved his license and left the lobby, telling the manager that we intended to stay - that we had already paid for 2 rooms (my daughter & family were there too). As he walked away, the manager yelled that he would erase the payment from the hotel's computer. We have styaed at this Comfort Inn a number of times since it isx close to my other daughter's apartment. However, we will never stay there again after this very rude treatment.

Not bad for the price. Clean and very quiet. Near sam moons and harry hines stores.

I'll say right off the bat that this is not likely to be the nicest, newest or best-located budget suite hotel you'll see in Dallas. The building is on the older side. It's on a side road in a commercial area and just down the road are a couple of strip clubs and a massage parlor. You may not want to stay here if you don't want to expose your family to these sights. But the facilities are well maintained, everything works, and it's clean. It has everything you would expect in a hotel like this--free well-lit parking lot, free wired and wifi, free hot breakfast, a small gym, indoor pool and hot tub, free use of a computer to work and print out boarding passes. The room was spacious and clean. Furnishings were a little dated but comfortable. There is a small kitchenette with coffee maker, fridge and microwave.

It's a family-owned hotel and you can tell they take pride in their work and their hotel. Plus, the people are really friendly. Not just corporate-friendly--genuinely friendly. At $80/night it would be hard to find a better hotel.