We stayed at the Comfort Inn, and the noise from the busy train tracks kept us both awake all night.. The trains seemed to stop about 4 am, but they picked up in full force just after 6 am.. The room was small, but decent.. It was well equipped with fridge and microwave..

One person booked 10 rooms for a volleyball team. Each person was responsible for calling with personal information to confirm. All called and gave information and front desk person did not have any idea about the team reservation for 5 of us. I and another person got a confirmation number, 3 others did not because they were told they didn't need one. When we arrived, the ones without a confirmation number didn't have a room, and when the others of our party arrived their rooms had been given away, despite 1 having a confirmation number. Upon checkout I saw a list of all of our names with 5 rooms indicating "No one called to reserve room", our name being one of them. Train tracks near by with active train whistles at night. Doors open to parking lot and a few men with beers solicited our 14 year old daughters to come into their room to take pictures. Our room was supposed to be non-smoking but it was obviously not kept that way. I used half a bottle of febreeze just to sleep there. Hairdryer in room did not work. We left after one night.