Comfort Inn

Clean comfortable room — friendly, helpful staff — pretty good FREE breakfast (lots of options). Great rate. Certainly would stay here again

What a dump! This place has a parking spot for semi trucks right outside. I mention this because every time a truck leaves they blow a huge dust cloud over your car and you, if you are near by (I was!). The rooms are decent but the motel itself is worn down and under repair. What the picture in the middle doesn’t show is the disarray beyond the breakfast area. The bill for this extravagant Thursday night? $ 104.68(one night including pet fee). The only reason I am giving two stars instead of one is because the lady at the front counter was very friendly.

I used to like Comfort Inns, but this one is still undergoing remodelling construction which, from earlier 2015 reviews on travel websites, has been months.
The entire common area except for the lobby with the registration desk is out of commission – bare to the walls which are patched and awaiting paint. There are about 5 tables in the reception area used for breakfast. The breakfast set up is fragmented and awkward, but the selection and quality is good. It doesn’t seem much remodelling work has been accomplished in the week I have stayed here.
An elevator is being installed, but one has to lug one’s luggage up to the second floor. This makes it a minimalist hotel with breakfast. Not sure why it was rated so highly on other websites, but since I tried writing a review on their website and was not allowed, despite entering my name, password, and confirmation #, the ratings might be biased.
No place to sit and relax in a common area, no tv at breakfast. The exercise room is too tiny; the unheated indoor pool is adequate in size if one doesn’t mind cold water. The outside of the building is more attractive than the inside.
Noise in the corridors can be heard when inside of one’s room. If a neighbor in the room next door hits the wall, the noise comes right through loudly. Smokers sitting at the table by the back door can cause smoke can enter the building. There is an air conditioning unit above the back door which drips down on people entering the hotel. Trucks and buses park in the parking lot which is great if you have one.
My room was missing a window screen, although other rooms had screens. I prefer to leave the fan on constant for white noise, but could not make it constant. No top bed sheet – just the sheet-​shrouded quilt, and a strip of fabric across the bottom of the bed. Clean. Briggs brand toilet did not flush well.
Room smelled strongly of clove air freshener when I arrived. Ink? stains on the carpeting.
Not enough drawers for clothing – they have a refrigerator, microwave, and TV stand with 2 24″ drawers. There had obviously been a bureau with drawers previously since there was a large space beneath a large mirror. Someone erred in changing the furniture to eliminate drawers for clothing. There is a narrow closet by the sink with several hangers. One robe hook in the bathroom.
It is overpriced for the current physical conditions one has to put up with. I plan to move to a different hotel for my remaining time in the area. The hotel should have had better plans for construction of an occupied facility.

My friend and I were just passing through and decided to stay at the comfort inn in grand junction before going over the rockies the following day. We hustled to get ready and leave early. The free breakfast was just what we needed before a day of driving and I FORGOT MY BRAND NEW CELL PHONE (iphone 6)!!! An hour into the rockies, I realized I left my phone at this comfort inn. A few mins later, Diane Miller from the front desk (I call her my angel, she is god sent) called and said that if I give her an address and credit card, she would return my phone. I could not believe how nice and accommidating they were. AMAZING! Did I forget to mention how comfortable they’re beds are… like sleeping on a cloud. I would recommend this place to everyone.
Jenny

TERRIBLE SERVICE from the front desk staff. I booked 2 nights stay at the Comfort Inn Grand Junction. When I noticed that I made a reservation at the wrong location (70 miles away from where I wanted to stay), I called to see if they can cancel the reservation but a lady named Marlah said that she cannot confirm the cancellation until her manager comes in at 7am the next morning. I specifically asked her whether there’s anyway she can contact her manager and she said not until 7am in the morning. Since I did not wanted take a risk of losing my money, I drove 70 miles and got there around 9:30pm just to find out that my booking was cancelled. I told her that I did not get any notification on the cancellation, and she said she was busy with other customers. In fact, the Inn had no vacancy. I was just stunned at first, but got angry because of what she said and of her attitude. When I stood there shocked and speechless, she said, «I cancelled the booking as you requested», and «Who would drive 70 miles to come.» with what’s your problem attitude. As an Asian, I not only felt discriminated but could not believe how the Comfort Inn trains their staff on customer service. I wanted to have a proof that I was treated by her so I asked her to write her name on the back of the General Manager’s business card. She started to write her name on the ASSISTANT GM’s card so I requested again. Then she said that’s where she’s writing her name on, sticking the card at my face (it was the Asst. General Manager’s and I have it with me). When she was done writing, she THREW the card at me and said «now you have a nice evening» with a tone and walked away behind the counter. If she had properly and sincerely apologized for not notifying me in advance I would not have been this offended and quickly moved on to find a solution. Also if she was a person with a professional service mind, she could’ve at least showed a gesture to help me find other accommodations around the Inn at that hour as the town was pretty packed due to a baseball game. Her irresponsible service not only wasted my time, money but ruined my pleasant impression toward the state Colorado. If you would like to keep your pleasant feeling during your trip, AVOID the Comfort Inn Grand Junction.

As of Sept. 2014, this place was worn out. Maintenance is definitely a problem. Here is a list: Tap leaked; plug in sink was broken; musty smell in the hall and faint odor of smoke in room; carpets were tired and frayed. That aside, it has a pool, sauna and fitness centre, but we didn’t use them. They have free chili at night and free basic breakfast. Rooms have a microwave and mini-​fridge. Only one washer and one dryer, so you may have to queue up behind some of the other travelers if you want to do your laundry.

The room was clean. The bed was nice and soft, and the linens were a step up from being too rough. The towels were too small, as they almost always are.
They had DirecTV, which is always a plus for me. Overall this is a great place to stop when you are on the road.

The first thing you’ll notice when you walk in is the stairs that leads to the 2^nd floor and the breakfast area. The room was old but the bed was comfortable. The staff are friendly and they will help you as much as they can. We would stay here again because of the price and it’s close to the freeway.

This is what I would consider a very standard airport hotel. The room was clean, the front desk folks were accommodating and it was convenient. The continental breakfast was nothing spectacular but I wouldn’t expect it to be.
Didn’t try the pool as there was an extremely «rednecky» family lounging about it and it looked like the chlorinated pool «was» their bath for the month.
The crib we got for our room looked circa 1962. The kind that has nice metal bars with that «turn-​of-​the-​century zoo cage» look that may or may not have given my daughter nightmares.

I usually try to search out a local hotel when staying places just because I love their uniqueness and individuality. For the night we were in Grand Junction the hotel I was looking into was booked so we opted for the Comfort Inn and were glad we did. The front desk employee gave us simple directions on getting to their location and promptly checked us into our room. The room itself was roomy enough for us with 2 queen beds, a large flat screen tv, mini fridge and the basic toiletries. The beds were comfy with options for soft or firm pillows. Didn’t spend too much time here as we got in late and needed to leave early but the employees were friendly, breakfast buffet was tasty and everything was clean we would easily stay here again.

Comfy, clean, modern rooms — you get more than you’re expecting for the price. They say they don’t take pets, but we booked through
who told us they are pet-​friendly. They did allow us to bring our Labrador in (he’s old and mellow). Much nicer than the Ramada next door that I stayed at previously in the year which is comparable in price. Large flat screen tv, free wi-​fi, refrigerator that actually stays cold, and a modern microwave all included in a basic 2 Queen room.

Friendly front desk staff. Very clean room, which was equipped with a refrigerator and flat screen tv. Ambient noise level from other guests opening/​slamming room doors could be heard throughout the night. Wi-​Fi was free but slow. I enjoyed the chicken noodle soup offered in the evening, but did not sample the AM breakfast. There’s a Wendy’s across the parking lot, and other eating establishments (including two brewpubs) within a couple of miles. Overall rating is probably 3.5 stars, but I’m bumping to 4 for the soup.

I arrived and the clerk was very friendly and offered me chili in the dining hall. I booked a standard room and it came with a coffee pot with tea and coffee, microwave and a fridge. The room was clean and freeway friendly.