The marquis on the sign reads "Formerly Comfort Inn" (apparently its now Quality Inn) which I agree with... "Formerly" for sure...there was no comfort! We booked last minute (so had little choice) and stayed there while we were visiting family. We had the worst sleep ever! The beds were horribly uncomfortable (my husband and I woke up with an aching back every morning) and the blanket that goes over the sheet only came up to my waist so neither of us slept well at all as we battled to stay warm. In addition, they have 16x16 pillows which we both found odd and uncomfortable. When I vacation, I'd like to feel like I'm on vacation and get a good night's rest but that didn't happen...I couldn't wait to get home to my own bed! Find other accommodations if you can!

Basic clean hotel. But the wierdness started while having soup in lobby. The soup is a nice evening freebie although nothing special in taste. A young women and her boyfriend come into the lobby. Their plan is to swim but want to know what room they can use first. The desk clerk is joking around about not having a swim suit. Later she and and boyfriend are swimming in the pool with street clothes on - tank top and shorts. Makes you wonder what all is happening. Nice place but seems to be managed a little loose.

This hotel was clean and comfortable. Staying in Minocqua can be expensive, but the price was reasonable. Indoor pool was small, but well-kept. Rooms were basic, but clean. Continental breakfast was what you would expect--bagels, cereal, juice, waffles. The hotel is a little but outside of the downtown area, so you need a car. We would stay here again.

Had a pleasant one night stay at the Comfort Inn. Room was clean although the bathroom was a bit musty. The hotel tried to slip in an additional charge for the room safe which we found odd, particularly since we had no plans to use it. We asked them to remove it at check in and were told they couldn't. We asked again at check out and after more effort than it was worth, the desk agent finally credited our account. The charge is only $1.50 but it seems petty and not a customary practice. Left us feeling 'nickel and dimed.'