There have been several times that I've driven by this particular Comfort Inn. I always forget to book it as it is out of the way and the one on Paradise is central to all my locations. This time, I chose the correct one. This is the best Comfort Inn in Vegas. No doubts about it. It's super quiet, away from the strip, the breakfast is good and the ambiance (lol) is excellent. I decided to stop patronizing the one on Paradise Road as I had seen several people walk right off the road and into the breakfast area, load up and leave. I let management know and they looked at me like I was speaking a dialect too difficult to understand. :) Anyway, I love this hotel and will always book here. The room is spacious, clean, the TV is great and the bathroom is great! I would attach pictures but I left my camera on the plane. Oh, what a night.

Location:A little far from Vegas(which wasn't really that bad)

Great hotel inside and out;it seems new(maybe only 2 yrs in service. The room was fabulous, nice bathroom(it was clean and looked a little expensive). The beds were absolutely phenomenal, we got i think 5 pillows for one bed and they were so comfy. There was even a little sleeper sofa that you could sit on and relax. The breakfast was not as phenomenal but above average;yogart,cereal,the usual. There was even a big flat screen tv to watch while you were eating.

Overall, I'd say this is better than the Strip hotel and casinos but a little pricy.

Stayed here for 2 nights at the weekend in April 2007 to escape the very high strip/downtown casino hotel rates.

This hotel is fairly new so the fixtures and fittings all look good. The room was clean and tidy and check in staff were pleasant. Not located in a particularly scenic area, but the area felt safe.

The breakfast was the usual toast, bagels, muffins, fruit, cereal, coffee, juice etc, which would have been fine if we could have found somewhere to sit to eat it. There was a school sports team staying whilst we were there and they took over every table and chair in the lobby area to eat breakfast, and even trying to get to the breakfast counter to choose something to eat was quite daunting with teenagers standing in front of all the food! Anyway, I persevered and took everything back to my room to eat.

I would recommend this hotel for someone not wanting to pay the high weekend prices of the strip/downtown hotels, we paid $89 a night, which given the amenities and the cleanliness of the hotel was probably about right.

We booked this hotel because of its proximity to the Las Vegas Speedway, which is where we were going early the next morning. When we arrived, about 11:30pm, we learned the hotel had only been open a month. The room was a good size, and came with a small fridge, which is always nice. Senior rate starts at age 50 so we scored that. The complimentary breakfast had lots of selection and we left full. The only thing I wasn't fond of, was the noisy heater/room air conditioner. The bed was great, and once you were asleep, the heater didn't wake us. We'll have no problem staying there again.