Let me start by saying we truly are not picky people. But I was extremely disappointed in this hotel, especially being a Comfort Inn. Maybe we just hit the clerk on an off night, maybe the hotel was full, I don't know, but our room was pitiful. All things being relative, this hotel was too expensive for such sub-standard accomodations and service.
The hotel has a LOT of rooms, but ours was right by the road and the noise level was ridiculous (Friday night). The room was run down, poorly cleaned and smelled musty. I would have gone back and asked for another room, but it was very late when our flight got in, we were beat and we were flying out the next morning, so I let it go. Really the only redeeming factors were the king size bed, microwave and fridge. Since there is no restaurant on the premise we ended up walking down the block to the drug store and bought refrigerated sandwiches for supper. (Of course, had to walk past the strip joint next door to the hotel, which blasts music and a "play-by-play" commentary over a loudspeaker outdoors.)
Even the free breakfast was a disappointment. It was located in one of the regular size hotel rooms, so it was crowded and had very few items to choose from. Every employee we encountered had a "so what" attitude. Even my laid back, get-along-with-everyone husband noticed.
They did offer a free shuttle to and from the airport, but the van was in such poor condition, I was a little hesitant to ride in it.
In all honesty I must say I booked this hotel by mistake. We spent a week in Vegas two years ago and stayed at the AmeriSuites just down the street. It was a wonderful hotel and we thoroughly enjoyed our time there. I had forgotten it was AmeriSuites and thought that's where I was booking us again. I really, truly wished I had. Before this experience, I would've hands down recommend Comfort Inn hotels to anyone...in fact, that's our first choice in hotels. I guess there's an exception to everything, because I wouldn't recommend this Comfort Inn to anyone, even if it were free.

stayed here Aug 27 and 28, 05. The staff was very nice and eager to help out if needed. The shuttle bus goes to the MGM Grand for visiting the strip. They offer a continental breakfast which was very nice, no charge for guests. The rates were very good, a fraction of what is offered on the strip. We also got excellent directions from the desk clerk!!! always a plus...The Hard Rock Hotel is across the street so you can't get lost..Save your money for the other good stuff stay off strip!!

we enjoyed our stay at this hotel ,it was clean and comfortable. The pool was small but was never crowded. Although breakfast was provided it did run out of food and this was not replenished, so on our last day there was none. The free shuttle to the airport and strip was good but the last one home from the strip was too early and we had to walk 45minutes back several times before we worked out a bus route.

The Comfort Inn is part of Choice Hotels, a collection of generally modestly priced lodgings. This particular Comfort Inn might be relatively new, but like most Choice Hotels, it is not now nor will it ever be luxurious. I have stayed at this Comfort Inn a few times. Yes, it is off the Strip, but within a comfortable walking distance for a relatively active person...but even if you're not inclined to walk, there is a public bus to the Strip nearby. And it's right across the street from the Hard Rock...but without the Hard Rock high prices. For the money it's not that bad...fairly reasonable rates, relatively quiet, clean and comfortable. Some reviewers said they had problems with ants -- both times I stayed there, I didn't see any pests. All in all the accomodations are pretty much what you pay for. If you want fancy, stay at the Hard Rock for $300 per night or on the Strip. If you're not that picky, stay at the Comfort Inn.