The Comfort Inn is very nice with large rooms and the usual amenities. The major problem is if you have a Do Not Disturb sign hanging outside your door at 9AM and take it down shortly after, there is no housekkeping services for your room.

Stayed here while traveling across country, and was a bit disappointed with the overall quality of the hotel. The staff however was quite accomodating in my needs. I initially was given a non smoking room, however it reeked of smoke. I found out it was next to all the smoking rooms. I asked for a different room, and was given... More

Looked old and the room was so so. NO elevator which wasn't advertised. Front desk guy not real friendly. One positive is that the traffic noise was minimal. Will look someplace else next time. This place is nothing like it was portrayed on website. Hope the Comfort Inn in Cedar City is better.

Everything works well. The bed wasn't bad, but not the best. The decor is dated and on the cheap side. The lobby is gross and the staff needs a lesson in grooming. However, I was comfortable and the internet near the office was outstanding. The shower, although old and fiberglass, had a good drain and spray. The plumbing fixtures have... More

Up until this visit to Comfort Inn, I thought it was the same as Comfort Suites -- nope. The Comfort Suites across the freeway looked much nicer (from the outside), while this Comfort Inn was just okay inside and outside -- more like a Super 8. We had no complaints -- room was clean and we slept well. I don't... More

Even with the assistance of Tripadvisor and other travel websites, it's not always easy to figure out what you're going to get. My "default" hotel is Holiday Inn Express. This brand seems to have good consistency and quality. I needed to stay one night in Boise and knew I would likely arrive late and leave early the next morning. So,... More

I agree this is an average Comfort Inn but the price $72 for two was much better than the comparable ones in the area. Restaurants were nearby and the breakfast was good, eggs, biscuits and gravy, cereal ect. Wall Street Journal was a free paper. Try and get a room away from the interstate; the airport side is probably quieter.

We stayed a few nights and found the facilities adequate but nothing special. The bed was comfortable. The room was clean. The indoor pool area was perfect for the teens we had with us. Breakfast was average although the teens loved the waffle press. The rooms were about $60 each. While the facilities and price were on par with a... More

We booked on Hotwire, and I'm not sure if that's the reason for the location of our room (perhaps put us in a less convenient room because of the cheaper price?). We were in a single Queen room, located right next to the freeway, and our room was connected to another room by a door in the interior: Cons: *The... More