This hotel was originally built as an annex to the world famous Brown Palace, but sold after Brown annex guests complained the noise and small rooms were not up to Brown standards. The comfort inn has clearly upgraded the rooms with comfortable mattresses, quality linens, internet, and wall coverings. The rooms are small but comfortable with great views and in a great location. The construction, old rumbling elevators and thin walls seems to be an issue.
I have traveled around the world staying in both high and low to lowest end hotels- but this is the noisest yet. If you value sleep- either find another hotel- or request a room FAR away from the elevators which rumble all night long. With all the hallway chatter and door slamming- you'd think you were in vegas- which never sleeps!
My room was in a recessed hallway so I thought it would be quiet- but the elevator din woke me up at 2am and was relentless- even reverberating a bit through the thin walls-as did conversations. Further, the sink wouldn't drain and when I tried to phone the front desk to report it- twice- a half hour apart- no one picked up the call. though I let it ring 10 times each. The bed linens were clearly high quality but smelled just enough of bleach for a nice headache.
Comfort Inns usually provide an excellent product, and a hotel with such an elegant association with the Brown palace turned out to be a disappointment however excellent the staff & location might be.
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