Comfort Inn

Awesome beds! Bad showers.
Beds were perfectly firm and came with excellent down comforters. This is my first criteria for a hotel — and they hit a Home Run. Second criteria — not so much. I don’t know how they have their showers rigged but I took about a 6 – 7 minute shower and the hot water completely depleted about 4 minutes in. This was very sad given I was sick and looking forward to a nice hot shower.

***Thieving Crooks!***
Stopped in here on my way through Colorado, the night shift employee, Austin, took my credit card information and tried to buy $ 307 dollars worth of groceries the next morning. Called the worthless hotel manager, who had the nerve to ask «how do you know it was us?»
Hello stupid, What do think the odds are that I show one person in Podunk Idiotville my Credit Card and then someone tries to use it, less then a mile from your hotel???
Thankfully my bank caught it, but had to cancel my card. I was stranded in Gunnison, Colorado for 8 days with no money, while I waited for a new card to arrive (no branch within 200 miles).
Have yet to hear anything back from Karlos, the Hotel manager, or from Dan at their corporate office.
Avoid this place!!!
UPDATED 01/​29/​2016 in rebuttal to the BS response from this place:
my address, phone number, and email address has not changed. How dare you try and twist this around on me. I gave you Chase’ s fraud dept. phone number and all the information you needed. You are either incompetent or an accomplice!

Stayed here 7 days, clean rooms, great friendly staff, and awesome coffee! Love love love it! Will definitely stay again when I come back!

Comfortable bed and great free breakfast! Friendly staff and very accommodating! Lowest rate around :)

This place is just ok. Passable. Needs a remodel. It will do for one night on the road.

This is the WORST Comfort Inn. I had made a reservation for 5/​17, then changed through the online site to ⁵⁄₁₈. Received a confirmation email, and a week before my stay received a reminder email. Arrived at the motel on 5/​18, and was told that my reservation was for ⁵⁄₁₇ and I had been charged a no-​show fee. The motel was fully booked due to a triathlon (which I had traveled 300 miles to race in) and the manager refused to rent me the back up room which was available, and refused to refund the no-​show fee when I showed him the confirmation email. His response was «sorry for the inconvenience.» Inconvenience? I had to find another room and the closest one was 10 miles away and they had charged me $ 110??? After calling the customer relations 800 number, I learned that my reservation had indeed been in the computer system for ⁵⁄₁₈ and that someone AT THE MOTEL changed it from ⁵⁄₁₈ to ⁵⁄₁₇ on the 17^th!!! That seems like pretty fraudulent behavior to me. The manager, KK Patel is worse that bad, he is dishonest and rude! Avoid this motel like the plague. And I hereby inflict the «explosive diarrhea» curse on KK Patel, may you end up in a porta-​potty with no TP when it happens.
I ended up staying at the Candlewood Suites in Grand Junction and it was very nice, and Bill at the front desk was awesome.

The staff is so friendly and the rooms are very very clean. The reason it gets 5 stars is the breakfast. I expected some stale food but there was eggs, suasage, orange juice that was constantly refilled and plenty else. The manager was right on top of keeping everything clean and filled. I was just rolling in to finish my trip and did not expect such cleanliness and great service. One reviewer mentioned gilt mirrors and carved cherubs, not sure what that was about. I would absolutely stay here again.

And then there was Comfort Inn and Suites.
The lady at the front counter reminded me of my aunt. I like when people remind me of other people that I know; it makes me feel safe. Much better than unrecognizable, unpredictable faces. She told us there was a pool, and that we were welcomed to it. This made a lot of sense to me.
The room was nothing special… but, you know, that’s subject to opinion, I think. If you are used to gilt mirrors and headboards with hand carved cherubs, this place would probably not be very special to you. If you’re used to motels where the weather stripping does nothing to prevent the negative 19 degree weather from deciding it hates you, then this place would probably be charming in comparison. As for me? There was a bed, and that’s all I needed.
The bathroom light didn’t turn on right away, though, and when it did… it flickered. Not only that, but it also took on a kind of greenish hue that made my skin look kind of sallow. Due to years of horror movie indoctrination, I was not able to spend much time in that bathroom by myself. This is completely irrational on my part, however, and I assure you that the necessary components of the room (i.e. the toilet and the shower), functioned perfectly well.
Dan and I only stayed one night here, and we had to leave super early the next day to keep on schedule, but we did make time to stop in the breakfast area first. I wonder if this is just me, but I love these little breakfast rooms the hotels set up. Partly because everything is free, but also because it’s fun to me. I think it’s because it reminds me of sleep away camp, when you have to get up really early to eat really crappy food. Except it’s crappy in a very pleasing and acceptable way. I hope you can reconcile those conflicting ideas. Anyway, they had a waffle maker. I had a waffle. Isn’t that neat?
Also, this place is in a town called Fruita. Before we left, we asked the front attendant if they had another hotel in Vegetabla, but I don’t think it amused him as much as it did us. That’s okay; no harm done.

Very friendly staff, comfortable & clean rooms, and major bonus… Everything in my room worked. If you travel frequently you understand why that’s a bonus. :) I didn’t use the pool area or try the breakfast so I couldn’t give it all 5 stars.

Clean which was good. Price was decent. Continental breakfast wasn’t bad either. The lady at the counter was ok too. Wasn’t friendly but not mean. She told us where to go eat. I’d come back again.

Mid-​June, 2011: Two queen beds, refrigerator/​freezer and microwave, friendly staff, a laundry room.
This hotel is near the western entrance to the Colorado National Monument.

we were traveling thru coloroda 2 weeks ago and needed a place to stay. this hotel was very convenient — less than a mile off the highway, near a gas station, wendys was nearby also.
they had a continental breakfast that had enough to hold us over for a few hours. we got a room with 2 queen beds and it had a refrigerator and microwave. pretty standard room.
overall we were pleased with this hotel. nice place to stay if you are passing thru down.
we booked online and got a cheaper rate than we would have over the phone or in person.