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"Don’t walk but run away from this hotel. As soon as we entered the lobby, we were accosted by the horrible smell. The exterior door to the parking lot didn’t lock, the hallways had food spilled in them, the elevator was extremely slow and nothing was clean. When we opened the door to our room there was a cockroach in the hallway and another one in the bathroom. Needless to say the last thing we did was linger and eat breakfast. This area seemed very shady at night time as well and it is far off from the interstate. Go somewhere else!"

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"Everything was great!!"

"Nice clean room very close to down town with ample parking what else could you want. "

"Great staff. Great breakfast. They have a chill bar in good places to sit and work on your laptop or phone"

"Room was not up to expectations they were the precious stay. "

"Pool water was very chilly (cold)"

"Half of elevators were out of service which was tough. Other than that, absolutely fantastic service, staff & property. "

"Check-in was very easy, and Karen at the desk was very friendly. The place was clean, even in the stairwell. My favorite part of the room is the heat/cool unit was quiet so I didn't have to increase TV volume every time it came on. A wasp got into the room somehow and my call for help was answered promptly. It was very quiet in the room. I've stayed in a nearby fancier hotel and could hear snoring from the room next door. The only sounds we heard at Comfort Suites came from the hallway near our door. We were near the elevators and didn't hear anything near them. The refrigerator was quiet. The room has a shelf for charging devices but the plugs didn't work. The clocks didn't have the correct time. We couldn't figure out how to turn the headboard light on (not important enough for us to ask). There are nice wall lamps between the beds for light, and there are reading lights there also. There is a light on the hairdryer that can serve as a dim nightlight while in there. On our last morning there, we saw people's waffles were sticking in the waffle iron. Breakfast staff helped get a waffle out, but we never saw any effort to stop the sticking, like spraying with a non-stick product. We didn't get a waffle. Daily were biscuits that tasted slightly sweet to me; gravy; sausage paddies; eggs. The appearance of the eggs changed. I saw them twice. One day they tasted fine, but looked like they were cooked like pancake batter squirted out to make them thin and round"