This place was an above average place to stay. Not fantastic, but nothing wrong with it. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable--with lots of pillows. Breakfast was good. Staff was friendly.

If you have to stay in Burlington this looks like your best choice. The room was fine but there was no counter space in the bathroom. There is no elevator so we had to carry our luggage up the stairs.

The Route Steakhouse is across the parking lot. The food was terrible as was the service and it was very overpriced.

We stopped here on our way to Estes Park, Colorado. This hotel is fairly new. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The room was perfect. It was very clean. The breakfast was wonderful and they had plenty of food even after an entire bus group of people ate breakfast. The hostess was very nice. There is an Arby's just a short walk from hotel and a steak house next to the hotel. They had a computer in the lobby and one upstairs in the hallway for use by patrons. The indoor pool and hot tub was very nice. Oddly the pool is closed from about noon to three every day. But we weren't there at that time. I am not sure what that is about. But this was really the best place we have ever stayed in this area on our way to Estes Park. We would stay here again without hesitation. I love a place where the staff seems to really enjoy their jobs and the customers. And clean is very important to me. This hotel is just perfect for an overnight or even an extended stay. Breakfast had eggs and bacon, etc. No problems here at all.

We stopped and stayed one night at this Comfort Inn on our way to Yellowstone National Park from Dallas. This is a very clean and maintained hotel. The rooms are inside corridor and were clean and well stocked, had a hairdryer, coffee maker and a spacious sink/vanity. The hotel provided internet access in the lobby, which was a nice and bright room with a sofa and chairs to relax in. The indoor pool and hot tub was located in a big room with numerous chairs and a few tables so there was plenty of room to sit and watch the kids without getting all wet. The breakfast room was one of the biggest I have encountered in the motels I have stayed at in the past. They offered biscuits/gravy, cereal, muffins, doughnuts, bagels, white/wheat toast, and a do it yourself waffle maker along with apple and orange juice and milk. I think I paid $89.99 for a room with 2 queen beds and that is worth every penny to my family and I. I would highly recommend this nice hotel in the small town of Burlington.