Comfort Inn

I stayed here on Saturday night with my parents in a two bed room. The room was comfortable and clean. The beds were comfortable. The breakfast bar was HUGE and had plenty of options for all dietary needs. The only reason this review is not five stars is because the bathrooms are tiny. There is barely room to get in the bathroom and close the door behind you!

I had a pleasant stay here. This is by far the biggest comfort inn I ever stayed at. The employees here are among the nicest that I have interacted with at hotels and they really went out of their way to make the stay as pleasant as possible.
The bed was really comfortable and the room had a decent size. The breakfast was ok, I like more variety than the choices they had.

We had a nice stay at comfort inn which was close proximity to everything we wanted and it was a comfy big room with a comfy big bed as well. Unfortunately my boyfriend and I have both broken out into rashes since leaving. I have bites across my chest and arm and he has them on his face and arm. A rather unpleasant ending to what was an easy convenient start.

Just as a disclosure: I had a comp stay here this weekend because I was in town for the film festival, among other things.
We had a «standard» sized room (1 king bed) but it was actually very roomy, so I was pleased. Upon check-​in, we were informed that we had a «non-​functional» jacuzzi in the room, and indeed we did … I’m not sure why it’s not functional as that would have been great to relax in, but oh well.
The bathroom was a little small/​average, but the room itself was fairly large/​roomy. In addition to the bed, we also had a microwave, fridge (which came in handy for water bottles, even though this was only a 2-​day trip), a desk with a chair, and a small sitting area.
Our room (1^st floor, #1043) faced the cabana/​outdoor pool area, so I was afraid it would be noisy at night, but it wasn’t. The hotel is HUGE and we were lucky we had a quick walk to our room from the lobby, the hallway seemed to go on forever — so if you can’t walk far, be sure to ask for a 1^st floor room closer to the lobby.
The hotel did have a hot breakfast from 6:30am-9:30am, but unfortunately we missed it both days; our first night there, we slept in until around 10am, and only later realized the times, and today I woke up at 9am but neither of us was really hungry (funnel cake at Cedar Point late night will do that to you!). I’ve heard the breakfast is good but didn’t get to experience it. (I’d recommend they change the hours to 10am, at the least)
Overall this is a solid choice of hotel if you have business in the Sandusky area or you’re in town for Cedar Point. I believe prices start at $ 89/​n and go up from there, and the rooms were quite nice for the price point.

We stayed here for three nights this week. I’m glad I didn’t read the reviews first because I would have been more hesitant to stay. We did NOT have any bed bug issues, and believe me, I always look for them at every hotel I stay at. Breakfast was a big hot breakfast, unexpected for a hotel of this caliber. Both pools and the hot tub were very warm, and the full bar at the outside pool was a nice touch. The location was near several sought after attractions in the area.
Our stay was much nicer than others who have reviewed. We found the hotel to be well worth the price and would stay here again.

What a miserable hotel!
The rooms smell, the beds are uncomfortable — I could go on, but do yourself a favor — stay somewhere else — ANYWHERE else!
If I hadn’t been exhausted, I would have checked right back out.
It blows!

200+ rooms, 2 non functioning dryers for «guest laundry».
Indoor pool water was green and had an oil slick on the surface. $ 323 for 2 nights

Not a bad place to stay if you are going to Cedar Point. Very close to causeway. The price wasnt bad at all, and the room was up to my standards. The hotel is currently undergoing a remodel which should improve the place by a mile. My only complaint was there was a guy who worked there with a smokers hole in his throat, and he was swearing and screaming on the phone while i was trying to eat my breakfast.

Decent value hotel. Our room was clean and the staff was helpful. I would stay here again if I wanted a good, inexpensive room. Considering the location so close to Cedar Point it exceeded my expectations. I felt like some of the other reviews were a little harsh. You get what you pay for and our room was under $ 60.

Just stayed here over the weekend. Very nice clean rooms, friendly staff, onsite restaurant was Fantastic. Loved the pools both inside and out and the jacuzzi. The poolside bar was on point as well… Had the shrimp basket and it was seasoned well and didnt break the bank. Plenty of parking, close to cedar point, Very reasonably priced. Definitely coming back to stay here on my next trip to cedar point. Would recommend to anyone who’s looking to be a short distance to everything.

Recently stayed here with my parents while celebrating my daughters 1^st birthday at Kalahari Indoor Resort. At $ 60/​night compared to that of $ 279 at Kalahari, I really can’t complain. The rooms were clean and looked recently updated. We had initially asked for a crib online, but had to ask for one after seeing one had not been placed in our room. No biggie, the nice front desk lady personally delivered it. It does seem as if the hotel is slightly understaffed for it’s size. The outside is nice, pool area was clean, hot tub was acceptable temperature wise, and the onsite restaurant worked perfectly in our favor. Quick pros and cons are as follows:
Cons: There was some construction going on which made the place seem dingy. The laundry facilities and area they are in was a little dirty and dated. Restaurant décor was a little overpowering but easily overlooked. Cribs suck, bring your own sheets and blankets.
Pros: Cheap, clean rooms, nice bathrooms, short distance from Kalahari, lots of food options nearby, good food at the onsite restaurant.
Although we did stay on a Tuesday night, the hotel seemed somewhat empty. The front desk gave us each a coupon for free drink and free bruschetta. If you opt not to have the food, they will give you 2 free domestics. That means we got 8 free beers for the two rooms, awesome. I have to give kudos to the bartender and the cook that night. I ordered 3 food options including the duck at 10 minutes before closing, to go, and although we ate everything out of Styrofoam containers, each dish was pretty damn good.
I would consider staying here again for sure! Although if going to Kalahari for a full day, then maybe staying at the resort should be considered because its easier to come and go, especially for those who need naps in between. $ 279 included passes ($ 49) for each staying in the hotel. Do the math.
Thanks Comfort Inn.

This place is weird. It’s a crap hole trying to be a 5 star beach resort. it’s just odd. I felt like I was in the twilight zone. The cabana bar is cool though.
The beds couldn’t be any harder! I mean who manufactures these beds? Why do they use gravel for stuffing? It boggles the mind.

Mere HOURS after I checked out of this hotel and got back on the road, there was a terrible fire at the Comfort Inn. I had been planning on staying longer, but the annoying little kid who lives in my mouth told me to get on the highway and drive nonstop to Portland, Oregon. Who am I to argue? I’m planning on stopping back in Sandusky on my way back across the country. It has always been one of my favorite vacation destinations. I’ll probably have to find a different place to stay.
From news reports, it looks like no one was hurt. Anyway, I wish the best for the patrons, owners, and employees.
I’m not sure how extensive the damage was, if the hotel is closed, or for how long it will be closed. It is probably best to call ahead to find out. Of course, while Cedar Point is in season, you need a reservation EVERYWHERE nearby. Anyway, I would imagine that the line for the continental breakfast is considerably shorter. And when inquiring about this hotel, make sure to ask for a nonsmoking room.

Room and facility were clean. Breakfast was included but very crowded and just not worth the stress. Staff was friendly. I would recommend this as a good cheap hotel to crash at while visiting cedar point. If you are looking for a family vacation, I would look elsewhere.

My boyfriend and I stayed here Memorial day weekend, and we had a great time. I didn’t notice any stains or crumbs or anything of that nature, but hey, I wasn’t looking for anything wrong with the place either.
There were A TON of children running around the pool and halls and what not, but it’s Ceder Point on a busy weekend so I was expecting it.
We were surprised at first because I reserved our hotel room directly from the website and wasn’t expecting a jacuzzi tub in our room. The jets in it didn’t work of course, but I think it’s because they didn’t have any more King non-​smoking rooms available.
The Baci nightclub IS RIDICULOUS. It’s like walking into a jungle that’s supposed to be classy. I had a Key Lime Pie martini and Lobster Ravioli, both of which were DELICIOUS.
The outside pool has a cabana, our bartender was Scott and he was awesome. The french fries they sell there are disgusting, I would steer you more towards the onion rings.
MORE IMPORTANTLY, LET ME POINT OUT THAT PATRON SHOTS ARE ONLY $ 2.50!
The booze here are super cheap, I was totally sold at that point.
All in all, it was a great time and whenever I come back to Cedar Point I will surely be staying here.

I’m not sure what all these low reviews were expecting from a Comfort Inn, but this was a clean hotel with exceptionally good service. The staff went out of their way for us. It was crowded for Valentine’s/President’s Day weekend, but everything including the busy breakfast ran as smoothly as it could. As for the restaurant, I found it an exceptionally nice surprise given that I was in a Comfort Inn in Sandusky, OH. Seriously, people, it is what it is, and it exceeded my expectations given that.

Indoor pool, outdoor pool and jacuzzi. Attached is the MOST ridiculous «nightclub» I have ever been to — Baci. Plenty of parking. Super scratchy towels. Super hard beds. Shitty pillows. The staff that I did interact with were fairly friendly. Stains on bed comforters.
The «deluxe» continental breakfast is a shitshow with about 50 people, including families that allow their unruly children to run around all wild-​like, all pushing elbows and ready to throw down in order to get that mini-​bagel or to make a waffle (which takes forever).
It’s very basic. And when you bring all of your valuables, you can put them in the safe located in the closet.

Overall, this property is crusty. A good cleaning is in order. Stayed here one night last w/​e on a family trip w/​2 kids. The old, burgundy, and not well vacuumed carpet in the room made me nervous about taking off my shoes. There were cigarette burn holes in the sheets and the mirror was foggy with a poor effort at cleaning. I would not recommend this property as it is in a very competitive market, and I am sure one could do better for the money. I booked and paid a little more for the star rating and continental breakfast. It was not a good value. On the up side, the staff was nice enough.

Stayed here last night as part of a group attending a wedding. We usually try to stay at Comfort Inn or at least within the chain due to the generally high level of quality re: service and facilities. This is the second one we’ve stayed at though that certainly needs some updates. This is particularly relevant due to the fact that we stayed in a room that was normally about $ 180 — more expensive than comparable or nicer hotels in downtown Chicago and downtown Columbus. There were visible crumbs in one of the chairs, a wet spot in between the beds, likely from something that had been cleaned up, and overall the hotel just needed a bit of a facelift (rust on the stainless, broken pieces on stairs, beat up trim and carpet, etc.). Nothing major, but if I’m going to spend anywhere near $ 180 the place had better look like it costs that much. Service was fine and the continental was basic (again, for $ 180…), so overall only OK — wouldn’t recommend to a friend and if you’re staying there and want to sleep, ask to be placed away from the pool — it’s open LATE.

Hey, this hotel was actually pretty great! The rooms are decent, standard. It is the pool area with the outdoor bar that really makes this place a standout. Nice fenced in pool with a bar & music playing pretty much all day & night. They even deliver food poolside! I recommend the burger, it was just what we needed after cedar point & then drinking. Close to cedar point as well. Def recomment this place if you are going to CP for the weekend.