Comfort Inn & Suites near Six Flags

Check-in was quick and easy. My first room had a TV issue, and since it was late, they offered maintenance the next day or a room change. I switched rooms, which was handled fast, and the rest of my stay was very comfortable. They had daily breakfast and a pool Great location with easy freeway access and close to Six Flags. There’s a Walmart across the street, a Kroger nearby, and plenty of places to eat within 10 minutes. Clean property, practical rooms (some larger than others), and nice extras like a microwave, mini fridge, and small sink area. I’d happily stay here again when I’m back.

It was clean but kind of scary. The person in the room next to us was throwing up all night. And every so often you would hear gun shots. Then sirens. Honestly I think it was just the area of Georgia. Hotel was amazing tho. Good food. Pretty clean. Only thing is the tub wouldn’t drain

Positive: The staff and the location. The lobby breakfast area and landscaping is nice. Negative: My original room had bedbugs. I had to switch rooms at 2am in the morning and couldn’t sleep because of fear of their may be more bedbugs in the new room. The hallways and elevator smelled of raid roach spray or pest control and was strong.

Location is convenient to the freeway and a number of other amenities. Great breakfast…(loved the biscuits!), good parking. Shout out and thank you to Chelsea for switching out my room after I brought to her attention noise issues. Changing rooms was a game changer to having an enjoyable stay!! Suggestion…can you please provide some standard sized pillows rather than the throw pillows?? Thanks

I am extremely disappointed with my stay and do not recommend this hotel unless you have no concern for your safety. While the location is convenient, right off the highway, it is absolutely not worth it. During my stay, someone repeatedly knocked on my door. When I opened it to see who it was, a young man gave a name that did not make sense. I went back to bed, but the knocking continued a few minutes later. I immediately called the front desk and was told they would contact the authorities. After a significant amount of time passed and no one arrived, I had to take matters into my own hands and call the police myself. When the authorities arrived, I explained what had happened and decided to leave because I did not feel safe. I did not want to end up on the news for trying to protect m