Editor Pick
Comfort Inn Eastgate
- December 23, 2007
- Rated 4 of 5 by
Wasatch from heber ctity, Utah
Comfort Inn Eastgate is a fairly typical Comfort Inn– decent sized rooms with comfortable beds,
sufficient lighting, three chairs, large screen TV, two floors with an elevator, and heavy window curtains.
The window was a bit on the small size as most Comfort Inns go, which was fine since that cuts down the
morning light that creeps in around the edges of the curtains.
The Comfort Inn Eastgate is well back from the highway in an exceptionally quiet industrial zone, and no
internal noises were apparent in the room with easy access to the highway and to Eastgate Mall which has
a lot of restaurants.
The typical Comfort Inn breakfast buffet was included in the room price-- hot and cold cereal, fruit,
yogurt, toast, bagels, Danish, orange juice, coffee, a couple types of muffins, and the outstanding make-
your-own Belgium waffle-- was offered for three hours in the morning in the breakfast nook off the small
lobby. Over the years, Comfort Inns have moved toward a more standard breakfast
We have stayed in at least eight motels in the Cincinnati area. Comfort Inn Eastgate is hands down the
nicest and best value. We were there in off season, just before Thanksgiving– $48 a night, a great buy.
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