Comfort Inn & Suites in Oklahoma City

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  Kyle Chanin

  :: 16 May 2018 04:28:06

  Talked to one of the workers it's a brand new location. The hotel has been only open 2 months. Extremely clean. The room I had had two queen size beds and a couch with a pull out bed. There is a gas station with a 24/7 subway next door and an Indian resturant. Also a waffle house within walking distance. There is a homeless presence in the area but they are friendly and funny people.

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  John Hutton

  :: 10 May 2018 02:40:27

  Nice clean hotel, with a nice breakfast. Front desk Folks were very pleasant and helpful. We'll stay there again, the next time we're in town.

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  Gabrielle Richardson

  :: 03 May 2018 20:08:58

  Our stay at the Comfort Inn was pretty great. We stayed for a few days to enjoy Bricktown for our son's birthday and he had a blast. The pool was open from 9am to 9pm which he really enjoyed getting to swim at all hours. Spacious rooms, and comfy pillows. My family and I thought the beds were a little too hard. The bathrooms were very nice as well including a massaging shower head which was great after walking around town all day. We had a minor issue with our stay but the general manager took care of it with ease and it was fixed to our liking. We definitely enjoyed our stay here and would consider it again if we even needed another local hotel.

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  Deseana Baker

  :: 16 April 2018 01:13:27

  It was a decent new hotel but cheaply done. Refrigerator was not working or just so low budget that it barely functioned as one. Beds are comfortable. Lighting sucks for people who wear makeup(ladies). Kind-of in a rough part of town. Hitchhikers walking around looking rough.

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  Chandra Prevost

  :: 13 March 2018 21:54:43

  Okay I just got here so I will update up on check out. First off, I love the staff, very friendly, very accommodating. I had requested a room on the Upper Floor away from the elevator. I did get a room on the top floor but it was literally two doors down from the elevator, and it happened to be an adjoining room. I could hear the kids screaming next door, so I asked to be moved. Apparently there is a conference this week and so the only room available cost more, not a big deal I paid the difference, it was a suite. I can still hear every cough, every phone conversation, every TV channel in the room behind me. The hotel looks pretty nice, but there's no reason for a brand new hotel, or a remodel Hotel that you should have to hear everything through the walls.