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Why I’ll Always Stay in This Comfort Suites When in Springfield Oregon

 hotel; choice; comfort suites

My dear polite travelers,

In truth, on this exceedingly long road trip, we chose this Comfort Suites Hotel based on its proximity to my oldest grandson who lives in Eugene—such a lovely person.  Not surprisingly, I liked this hotel very much.  Choice Suites tend to be comfortable, and this one is just that. 

A list of hotels and a map of our journey.   

Room #322

Upon opening the door, I noticed the clean smell.  It was also neat with a couch, desk, adequate storage, comfy bed and best of all: lots of outlets!  Woohoo!! 

The view wasn’t the best, but the area is a quiet enclave of hotels. We had no trouble sleeping peacefully throughout the night. 

The Hotel

Due to our road trip schedule, we truly had little time for picture-taking.  Plus, my main goal was to hurry up, get out, and see my grandson.  Nevertheless, there are plenty of exceptionally good pictures on the hotel's website.  So please check out the décor, large accessible indoor pool/spa, and gym.  Please note my breakfast room and meal options video posted below. 

In short, I found the hotel to be clean, with plenty of seating areas, and spacious.

Note

This hotel, and most other Choice properties we stayed in, is pet friendly and accessible.  

The Free Breakfast

This hotel boasts its hot breakfast which is passable.  It includes two choices of omelets, ham, French toast, uninteresting pastries, and waffles.  There were plenty of other items of interest, like full-sized yogurt, boiled eggs, and cartons of chocolate milk.  This hotel provided more options than most, but it pays to be fussy. 

Pro Tip

Skip the omelets unless you love Velveeta.  One is jam-packed full of the gooey, oily stuff, while the other...well, besides the small cubes of ham, the rest is unrecognizable.

Will I Return?

We may return due to the proximity to our grandson and our love of the area.  The hotel is comfortable, affordable, and near some great restaurants.  So, our next visit may be soon.  

Until next time, my polite travelers: Happy Travels!

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