We visited family over Easter weekend. The hotel was easy to find. Close to downtown (10-15 minutes). There seemed to be plenty of FREE parking (which is why I chose to stay here and not to stay downtown). Everything seemed clean including common areas. Our room was clean and comfortable and well-stocked with towels, etc.

There is a coffee maker in the room but we didn't use it as there is water and coffee available in the lobby all day. Breakfast was good but the small breakfast and seating area got very full and staff had a hard time keeping up with demand (may or may not be yogurt or pastries or orange juice). And be sure to go to breakfast well before the ending time of 10:00 or you may not get eggs and meat. They close breakfast promptly at 10, which is well within their right as that is what is advertised. And they do not restock as it gets close to 10:00 - again, that is well within their right. I think this is important to know up front.

We will definitely stay here again on our next visit.

We reserved a crib for a one year old and when we got there we were told they gave them all out. Then went to room and smelled like cigarettes. Asked to change because of baby and would not. Rooms are dated and dirty. Front staff was very very inept. First and definitely last time here.. BTW, we did get a crib from lord knows where!

Want to give it a higher review, but there were some issues. The good is that the outside noise was minimal, room was clean, & there were lots of towels. Not so great - welcome at check in was lackluster (didn't seem to care I was there), & there were mechanical issues with the AC squealing at the end of each sequence. (Turned it off.) Breakfast was ok, nothing for vegetarians except fruit & carbs - no yogurt at all on my 2nd day.
Had been a long time since had been to a Comfort Inn, was pleased with the updated feel. Got a great deal on the price, if that happens again might give it another try.