I stayed in Comfort Inn for 10 days. It was within a short distance to my grandparent's house and made for easy access, not to mention the abundance of eateries within driving distance.

The inn was very nice for having been built in the mid-80's and just a little worn down, the furniture in my non-smoking room looked relatively new, as did the carpet. The bed was heaven to sleep in; a king-sized mattress from Serta, it was one of the most comfortable I've ever slept on in a hotel, in my opinion. The linens looked fresh and fairly new and the comforter and pillows were very nice. I had no problems with my room at any time though I heard others as they were checking out mention their tubs; one had a draining problem, the other had leaks, but the help staff assured them they would take care of these problems.

The continental breakfast was the best I've ever seen offered for free as a part of the price of your stay. They had real scrambled egg medallions, real sausage medallions, buscuits and country gravy with nice big chunks of real sausage. They had a waffle iron with waffle batter, butter/spread and syrup, both sugarfree and regular. They had fresh fruit; oranges, apples and bananas. There were boiled eggs, different muffins and breads, various cereals, skim and 2% milk, orange juice, apple juice and coffee. On weekdays they offered yoplait yogurt, assorted flavors, and on weekends, canned fruit.

The staff were always friendly to me as was the breakfast staff. The cleaning staff did not speak english well or at all but they were also very nice.