After MapQuest gave us the most messed up directions from Cincinnati to North Carolina, we stumbled upon this hotel in a rather isolated area at the beginning of the mountains. The roads were black and there was fog moving in and we were willing to accept any hotel we could possibly find. This hotel really was much much better than anticipated. The hotel was very clean, the staff was very nice and overall I was pleasantly surprised. I would not make this a destination hotel, but... if ever you are driving through that area late at night towards the east coast, this really is your last chance for somewhere to stay for quite a distance. And as a bonus, the desk clerk in the morning told me to ignore the MapQuest directions and hand wrote me directions directly to North Carolina from there and saved us a lot of time. Highly recommended.

My stay at this hotel was such a pleasant experience I felt compelled to write about it. From the moment we arrived I felt welcome. The room was scrupulously clean and fresh. There was no hint of any smoking ever occuring there. It was quiet and relaxing.

Best of all, however, was the breakfast and the attentive owner, Gr. He was just the best person I have ever encountered in any stay at a motel. He was friendly, courteous and helpful. The continental breakfast was great with many choices. It was with regret that I left the Comfort Inn. And I surely intend to go back there.

Joan Redondo

Comfort Inns are usually clean and reliable. This one is no exception. Room was clean, good TV and restroom. The website said I was to get an in-room jacuzzi, but that didn't happen and I didn't pursue the matter as I was on business anyway. The breakfast was excellent for a Comfort Inn. The usual stuff, pastries, fruit, breads, cereals, but they also had boiled eggs, frozen egg things and make-your-own waffles. The computer in the lobby was fast and checking email was easy. Staff was courteous. The diner next door was excellent. It can be very difficult to find good places to eat in small towns like this but Cruisers Diner was very good. Much better than fast food.

I needed a place to stay while on Business in Peebles, Ohio and I didn't want to drive the 1.5 hours back to Cincinnati to sleep each night....Anyway a friend recommended this hotel and boy was I surprised.

This is a really nice hotel (basic but nice). The rooms and bathrooms were modern, clean, and comfortable and they provided the standard continental breakfast all for about $62 bucks. The only issue I had with the hotel is, if you're staying on the first floor you will hear people on the second floor walking around.

Other than that I would definately stay here again...