We stayed there for our daughter's orientation at WCU - June 2007. Room on top floor was hot when we checked in (sure we want to save energy but they may want to save customers) The bed in our room was soft and sagged into the middle. During the night I could not take it anymore and moved to the... more

My 2-night stay at this hotel in the lone "handicapped" room was not what I expected. While my wheelchair would fit through the doorways, there were NO GRAB-BARS in the shower and the toilet was a STANDARD HEIGHT---not the handicapped height I expected. There was a handicapped-height toilet in the public restroom near the front desk, but that's not very... more

This hotel is convenient if you need to spend time visiting someone in hospital. The rooms are large, old but they seemed clean. Breakfast was terrible and the eating area was not very clean. They could definitely use a new toaster! My main objection was why don't they use fitted sheets? Our bottom sheet immediately slid off the mattress once... more

There was a used wash cloth left in the bathroom that made me question the cleanliness of the whole room. There were only 2 clean wash cloths although there were 4 towels and hand towels (there were 3 of us). The sheets on the king sized bed were too small-the bottom sheet barely reached the side of the mattress and... more

Our first visit to the Comfort Inn was our last. We visited in the June, 2001, when we stayed for our daughter's orientation at WCU. (Parents are encouraged to stay, and we're just too old to go back to dorm living, even for 2 days!) First, the Comfort Inn's prices can vary by $50+ depending on when you go. If... more