Comfort Inn Easton, Easton

In short, verify your room rate, your length of stay, and check out before11am (no matter what) because even if you tell them, or actually hold the door open for housekeeping to enter your room as you exit with all your luggage, keys on the desk with the tip for housekeeping they apparently assume that you are staying another night and charge you accordingly. After a discussion, less than 24hrs after my departure, they couldn't change anything because the "computer" automatically charges the room for another day if you don't check out by 11am. Although they advertise the Choice Hotel chain Privileges membership in the room (for which I am a member), they do not honor one of their major perks, late checkout. I am truly disappointed in the staff of the Easton Comfort Inn and while the hotel itself is OK for the accommodations that I require and conveniently located to my local activities I WILL NOT let them take my money again, nor anyone else that I can inform. We laughed at the "newly" renovated hotel. While they did update, it is a funky set up and the room smelled very musty. The room funk was almost enough for us to leave to the CVS on the corner for a room freshener. I won't detail the blood stained sheets that welcomed us either, it was a nice touch though.

After a very long drive, we FINALLY found the hotel. The dumpster in the parking lot was unsettling, exposed tyvek and plastic on some of the windows even more so. Once inside, the smell of paint was chocking. I had just spent several days in the hospital for my asthma. Because we had a reservation and the time was now after 6:00pm, the manager refussed to cancel the reservation and cancel the charges on our credit card. I admit that I did come close to losing my temper, but better sence prevailed. Because I stood there and argued about this, the girl behind the desk said that she would call the police if I did not stop. I did raise my voice and point my finger; but there was no offensive language and there was no one else in the lobby. There were even other issues (not important now) but we left, exhausted, and with a very bitter taste for Comfort Inns.