What more is there to say I stayed a week and got many bites. More

The staff was friendly, helpful. Whoever thought building a hotel backing up to railroads tracks was a good idea was wrong. Also, limited nearby restaurants was a pain. The cost was fair, all things considered. Room was not fancy, but adequate for the price. We stayed for eight nights and were very satisfied with the accommodations. The free breakfast buffet... More

I really like the Hotel and had a very pleasant stay. Would like to stay again when I am visiting Houston again. One can rarely find an Hotel in Downtown Houston with such small price $59 daily. The amenities and service was extremely good having a Continental breakfast in the morning. Room was cleaned daily . Bath Towels are changed... More

Although the general location is good if you have business in Houston's downtown sector, the specific location is not. If you must stay here, bring ear plugs, as Interstate 10 runs on one side of this hotel/motel and a very busy railroad track is on the other. Neither the window or door on this outside facing lodging is sound-proof, so... More

This is the WORST Comfort Inn EVER ! ! OLD dirty..... Oddd BAD breakfast... old Outside Swimming pool.......... .... half the ice machines did NOT work...... . and ONLY one sofe drink michine worked and it only took quarters . THE LOUD train goes right beside the parking lot 5 times a night More

As other comments - this place is sandwiched between a major highway and the rail track - with freight trains in the night I thought they were coming for me. I arrived at night and only saw in the morning that the tracks were 10m from my room - see photos. It seems also to be popular with truck drivers... More

That's what I'd like to know. Right on the bedspread, not just a stray hair or two (though there were certainly plenty of these, too) but a big clump of hair like someone had just cleaned out their hairbrush on the bed. Thankfully I stayed here only one night, and I got in late and left early. Aside from the... More

After a two night stay, I inadvertently left my cell phone charger in the hotel. I called the hotel the next day, and was told by the desk clerk that she could not help me, and that I needed to call the next day and speak with somebody in housekeeping (apparantly, for whatever ridiculous reason, the front desk clerk does... More

I have an annual spring business trip to Houston and settled on this Comfort Inn because of its location and price. It's handy to both downtown and the 610/Galleria area and charges a fraction of the big-name places, plus parking is at your door. The staff has always been friendly and helpful. A problem a couple of years ago with... More