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"Perfection en général "

"Always smells so clean when I walk into the lobby. The morning breakfast is always so fresh. The housekeepers are very thorough. All staff are very friendly."

"Room was clean and cool. Did not interact with staff. "

"I highly recommend this hotel. "

"Clean room. Very friendly staff. Noisy neighbors next door and upstairs but wouldn’t prevent me from staying there again. Great for a quick overnight. "

"The room was horrible, the breakfast was horrible, the cleaning people were rude and the environment of the hotel was horrible. This hotel/room looked nothing like the pictures online i was extremely disappointed "

"My room I was even wasn’t cleaned yet. But they quickly give me a new room which was very nice and clean. Stuff was helpful. "

"Shower was broken. Didn’t work. Left two messages for manager to call. We really should get a credit of sorts. Still no call. Was ice cold unless you held up. Reported to desk who said since third party that we needed to tell manager. Makes me think twice about booking through Expedia and also realizing management terrible at this hotel. We drove 8 hours and couldn’t take a nice shower "

"I lived in the south for 25 years and I’ve been up in Ohio and Michigan for the six years. I stated this hotel and it’s been pretty consistent with good people amenities. But I want to say the choice hotels and Comfort Inn need to open the pool earlier than Memorial Day. The reason is as of April 1 it starts getting hot in North Carolina. I lived there for 25 years and it’s always questionable between the months of March and April. I understand not opening the pool up north any earlier with your hotels. But in North Carolina and South Carolina I would ask that you would consider opening a pool April 1. Even if you don’t think it’s that warm even at 70° kids want to swim. It’s a hell of a lot warmer than the ocean in Wilmington, which I came back from to stay at this hotel. I understand that’s the official summertime. But please consider opening the polls or earlier in the south."