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Hotel Review: Comfort Inn Downtown Morro Bay, CA

Old, Needs Update, but Perfectly Located

Revised 4/2021

Dear Polite Traveler,

I’ve always wanted to visit our central coast, an ocean town known for its big rock.  Staying in a hotel one block from the coast...dreamy.  The Comfort Inn Downtown is central to just about everything and overlooks a majestic bay with, yes, a huge rock. 

This hotel is adequate, and the staff is accommodating.  Most importantly, it is inexpensive for this area, especially considering the view. 

Note: Follow CDC and county guidelines when visiting.  Always wear your face mask when in public.   Also, during the pandemic, some amenities may not be available.  Please remember, this is only temporary.


The Positives

  • Proximity to the shore, the wharf, and Morro Rock
  • Fitness center/gym equipped with up-to-date machine
  • Guest laundry
  • Free hot breakfast: limited
  • Free WIFI
  • Free on-site parking
  • Interior corridors—excellent for cold weather
  • Comfortable and clean rooms

Negatives

  • Breakfast is simple and limited
  • Room and breakfast room tableware is plastic and paper

Bottom Line

I would definitely stay here again.  Although the price is excellent for a central coast hotel, it’s the view and staff that make this a no-brainer choice. 

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