Cosmetology students beware: Our rooms are in the basement! It's okay if you have to stay one night, but not for $60. Small room, large desk, large desk chair, staticky tv, NO COFFEE POT like it says it has on the hotel webpage, and crappy maid service. Under the toilet seat was filthy, the toilet literally ran all night, the bathtub dripped, and the two little shampoo bottles were empty. With the air turned off, the room had a strange smell. The beds were comfortable, though, the sheets clean, the rooms were quiet. (After all, we're in the basement) The free breakfast was better than expected. Donuts, blueberry muffins, OJ, different types of cereal, and coffee. When my mother was checking us out, she heard a man complaining about his bathroom being filthy and wrote a letter to the manager and wanted to speak to him. She said that the manager didn't really care too much about what he had to say. The hotel is okay, I guess for one night, if you don't live near by.

I knew the place would be bad as it had vacancies at 10PM on a Friday night so no big surprise. I got a few beers, drank them and went to sleep with my clothes on. I felt really sorry for the families with kids who stayed here. Very nasty and run down but no visible insects. Everyhting is all torn up, supposedly udner rennovation but I doubt it.

I stayed here for a meeting. The reviews were so terrible, probably from before the date that Ramada acquired this property, I thought an update was called for. The room was not bad, certainly not dirty. The floors are hardwood floors, which is unusual, but you don't have to worry about whether the carpet is clean. The beds are very high, also unusual, and the rooms are very basic. Except that there was both a refrigerator and a microwave. That was a big plus. There was no coffee for the coffee maker, but when I mentioned it at the front desk on check-out, the manager apologized. No big deal, as there was coffee in the lobby. The breakfast is pretty standard, I thought. Bagels, muffins, danish, pre-made french toast, cereal and juice. There is a work center in the lobby with computers. But I don't think there was internet connectivity in the rooms. There are some noise problems. Renovation seems to be on-going and is clearly needed. But the next time we have a meeting here, I won't hesitate to stay.

My wife had a business meeting in Macon and booked the room in advance online. The confirmation we received was for a king room with a sofa sleeper, fridge, and microwave. The price seemed high but fair for what we were getting.

THEN, we checked in. After waiting for nearly 10 minutes for the clerk to get off the phone we had to painfully endure his reenactment of the conversation with a bonus monolgue of why people are "dumb with directions".

He had obviously never checked in someone with an internet reservation. So, he fumbled around and cursed (G.D. - I hate it when people say that).

Completely exhausted from the day and the drive we walked in to what seems to be the smallest hotel room ever. The bed was not a king, not even a queen, but a full. There was no couch, no 'fridge, and no microwave.

The room was very hot when we walked in, keep in mind that this is mid-February. We turned the air conditioner on and left it on all night. The room never cooled down. Very uncomfortable.

We had forgotten our toiletries case. We called the front desk the next morning to see if we could get hold of some toothpaste and toothbrush. We were told no by the snappy morning clerk, "We don't do that!" I'm assuming she's not familiar with the signs in the bathroom announcing the service.

All in all, I give it a thumbs down, two thumbs in fact. I don't recommend this property at all. Try harder Comfort Inn!

Jake McGill