Comfort Inn (Sandusky)

Last night I had a bad experience in this place Just before 4am, next door guest arrived with fun, laughing talking so loudly at my door, al least for 4-5 minutes then open there’s room door and slammed it very strong Then continue there inside When complained to front desk The guy he came and asked them to quit And they continued till 6:30 am So they they had fun on my resting time I think it’s just bad management , and how to deal with situations like this

Small bathroom. Very little channels to choose from. Windows open. Pool and hot tub open!

If you're expecting turn-down service and a mint on your pillow, consider this your warning that this is not the place. To start this story (sorry, it's lengthy but stick around if you really want to know) my wife booked this place due to its proximity to Kalahari and prolonging our trip with the family to do some more activities in the area, without coughing up another 600 dollars to swim. We checked in, and everything seemed up to snuff, clean lobby, a friendly front desk, etc. However, after getting to our room through A HAZE OF MARIJUANA SMOKE, we found the heat to the room originally assigned to us had a non-functioning HVAC unit. The room was ice cold, for at least 2-3 days. The outlet that the unit plugged into showed signs of some sort of electrical failure as there were burn marks on the hot side of the outlet. The room itself had a lot of red flags as well, bad caulking/mold, broken light lens, musty/dingy smell inside the unit (not to mention the Cypress Hill concert going on in the rooms nearby). We went back to the front desk where the staff was friendly but I felt a little untruthful, by saying that they activate the heating units after the rooms are booked... (?) Made no sense, but whatever... We were offered a new room on the opposite side of the building which I thought would be okay, the overwhelming fog of pot smoke is everywhere in this building, regardless of the waiver that threatens to fine/eject tenants that are found smoking within the premises. The new room wasn't much of an upgrade, however, we accepted it because we just needed a place to crash. -SURPRISINGLY, the HVAC unit was in working order when we arrived, maybe the front desk "activated" it before we got to this room this time 🤷🏻‍♂️. -There's a giant drywall repair made to the ceiling that hasn't been finished in room 2018. -There are fire suppression sprinkler heads that are not secured to the ceiling with their escutcheon plates(inside 2018 and throughout my walk I noticed them to and from my room, to the pool, and joining hallways) -The tissue box for Kleenex was less than half full upon entry which tells me it probably hasn't been replenished in a while. -The linen is not really acceptable to me for my children; it appeared clean, but it's thin. I brought their own throw blankets we packed for the trip for them to lie with. -The hot water tank needs to be adjusted TREMENDOUSLY down; it had to exceed at least 120°F when I ran the bath for my kids, thank God I came back to check and adjust the temperature before they jumped into the tub. -There isn't much to watch on the TV; it seems like it's only local and a crap ton of home shopping network channels that work. -WIFI doesn't work either unless you sign up for some Comfort Inn pass? Idk, it was too confusing to bother with and no password was offered at the desk so we just used our mobile Hotspot to run the kids' devices. -Walls are paper-thin, currently listening to possibly 4-5 teens drinking, smoking, and cussing at each other, running up and down the halls. The building is old, for sure. Living near metro Detroit and staying in places like this doesn't really phase me enough to say something, it's 11:59 PM, I'm the only one awake in my room, and I just felt like giving my own review. TL;DR- yeah, it's cheap. But if you don't want a contact buzz, want a heating/air conditioning unit that works, and more polished/modern amenities, maaaaybe look somewhere else and spend that extra 30-50 bucks.