Good overnight stay, but...
We'll preface this review by saying that we would recommend this hotel and would consider staying there again ourselves. The room was quite large and comfortable with a king bed, two nightstands, dresser, desk and chair and sofa with coffee table, and a micro/fridge. We were given a handicap accessible room and the vanity was outside the bathroom and fairly spacious. But on the downside, the room (315) was near the ice machine and it was loud enough to hear from the bed. The walls were thin; we could hear people and water running, but not more than at many other hotels. We called from our car to make a reservation about 45 minutes prior to arrival and had to ask for a confirmation number; we were told we didn't need one because "he'd be there" when we arrived. But when we got there, the clerk had no recall of the conversation and no record of the reservation despite us having given them a credit card number to hold the room. Also, at 6:30 in the morning we got a wake up call that we had not requested, a rude awaking since we didn't get in until after midnight the night before. We did tell the front desk when we checked out and they apologized. Breakfast was pretty standard for a Comfort Suites. Again, our complaints were not of the kind that would keep us from returning.