My recent stay at the Comfort Inn & Suites near Puyallup, Washington, offered a generally positive experience, making it a solid option for travelers. The hotel boasts a good range of amenities and a convenient location, though a couple of minor issues are worth noting.
The complimentary breakfast was standard self-serve fare, featuring a popular waffle maker and other typical options. It was served in a large, dedicated breakfast room with ample seating, which was a nice touch, preventing overcrowding.
Self-parking was efficient and plentiful, offering a sense of security given the well-lit and spacious parking areas around the hotel. The location itself is very convenient, with two gas stations nearby and easy freeway access, making it ideal for those traveling north or south.
The rooms were both comfortable and clean, equipped with a small refrigerator and microwave—a definite plus for longer stays. The single-cup coffee maker was adequate for a quick caffeine fix. However, one notable drawback was noise from adjoining rooms and closing doors. If you have noisy neighbors, you'll likely hear them, so light sleepers might want to bring earplugs.
A specific observation during my stay from Thursday to the following Thursday was a noticeable drop in hot water pressure/temperature on the weekend, which was not an issue on weekdays. This is something to consider.