I took a group of 28 to Granbury. In the days preceding our visit, I had to make many changes in our reservations. The mgr, Andrea Slate, was extremely helpful. Her patience and kindness went beyond customer service. At the last moment we needed a 14th room and Comfort Inn was full, so Andrea personally contacted another motel and made arrangements for us. The Comfort Inn is clean and lovely. The staff is terrific.

We just returned from our weekend stay at the Comfort Inn in Granbury. I've stayed at Comfort Inns in the past, and while they are not my favorite, I have had good experiences in the past. I really didn't have much of a choice when staying in Granbury (either the Comfort Inn, Best Western, or the Holiday Inn). I'm not a fan of Bed and Breakfasts, so I made my choice out of the three - based on price. For $64/night, it really couldn't be beat.

I'll start by saying that it is very hard to miss all three of these hotels from I-377. This is really no fault of the hotel - more so, of MapQuest, but I think it would be helpful if more detailed directions exist on the Hotel website.

The hotel is quite old - and opens to the outside - something I'm never fond of in that it usually implies a more dirty, older, and possibly buggier hotel. We did have flies travel into the room, and the room/bathroom had the makings of an older room. I'm not saying that the housekeeping staff didn't do a good job - they did - it's just, the hotel room still seemed dirty even after they cleaned.

The free breakfast was quite decent - from bagels/pastries to cereal to hot waffles. The pool was also decent. They had limited cable in the room.

My parents stayed at both the Best Western and the Comfort Inn in Granbury. The Best Western was about $90/night, whereas, they paid only $56/night at Comfort Inn. The Best Western seemed more modern, and had a free hot breakfast.

In my opinion, if you're someone like me, who likes more modern places, I would recommend the Best Western for the extra couple of dollars. However, if you're fine with older hotels and can't beat a deal (which the Comfort Inn was), I would go with the Comfort Inn. My suggestion to the Comfort Inn would be to spend a couple of dollars upgrading the rooms/bathrooms.

Made a reservation here and later had a change of plans. I called more than a month in advance to cancel my reservation, and was told that I did not have a reservation showing in their system. I had a confirmation number, but the person insisted that I did NOT have a reservation. In May, I received my Visa bill with a " No Show" charge from this hotel! Have made 5 calls to them, and now they can find me in their system, and tell me I did not cancel, and they will not refund the No Show charge. They made the mistake, not me. So I would not recommend this place at all. J. Thompson..... Alabama

I was very pleased with my stay. The rooms smell so fresh and everything looks new. They have an excellent breakfast that was far better than most hotels I have visited. The staff was so friendly and helpful to us that I felt like they were family! I'm going back and taking friends this time.