We stopped here for a one night stay while traveling through Oregon. The room was very spacious and clean. The hotel looked like it has been recently remodeled. The staff was very friendly and the breakfast was great! Would highly recommend.

This hotel is really nice with super friendly staff. I love the free breakfast in the morning. The rooms are nice and big. The only thing I hate, is that I didn't get any points because I got my rate at a group discount. I stayed here for about 14 days and got 0 points because my stay was not eligible because of a mini group discount. I'm the type that saves points for all my vacations and corporate stays. I will not be staying with Comfort Suites again because I spent over $1800 (Paid by the company, of course) and received 0 points for it but people can stay 2 separate nights and already earn a free night stay. The commercial is a lie, stay at Choice Hotels and they will do everything not to give you points.

Stayed there 9/92012 after a wedding and found the staff from the laundry room to the front desk very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and the only negative was too much furniture in a handicapped room. I'd stay again if I needed a room in Corvallis.

My wife and I wound up booking a trip at the last minute to the Oregon coast from the Puget Sound, and stopped in at Comfort Suites. The late-night staff were extremely helpful, placing us in a room where we could easily unpack our car and head out early in the morning.

Even though it was a late-night booking and we were last-minute, the staff found us a great room. We went through the standard process of credit card holds for the reservation and slept like rocks through the night until getting up a little later than expected.

As a quick note: anyone who says "Double charged" or "Charged Twice!!!! WARNING!!!!" is probably someone who isn't aware that in the world of hotels, motels, and other vacation rentals, many places put a hold on your credit card for the full amount of the reservation prior to the charges. Thus, if you're traveling with an exceedingly low-limit credit card or choose to use a debit card for the transaction, you might find that the hotel "double-charges" - IE, places a financial hold on the card that expires within a set time limit - in addition to the actual charges.

Of course, most people who spend any time in hotels and understand basic hotel stay practice / financial intelligence might comprehend this fact. However, I also understand that there are other people who fail the Intelligence Test when it comes to basic customer service / hotel stays.

The reality is, the other reviewers who complained about the "double charge" are simply ignorant of the fact that a financial hold is often placed on a card and released post-payment. Both of the other people who complained about a double charge are technically correct; but also completely ignorant of how almost all hotels, bed and breakfasts, and other hospitality suites conduct financial transactions.

Side note: we even got advice on the best place to have breakfast and get good coffee from our front desk rep, Jared, who was more than helpful throughout the entire late check-in process. Props indeed to him.