Best Western Comanche Inn

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• fkorfanty

  08 septiembre 2020
  Best Dove Hunt Hotel in Town

  Under the circumstances, still the best hotel in town. Clean hotel, noticed staff was continuously cleaning. A little disappointed there was no breakfast, not even a muffin from behind the desk as promised when booked.

  

• Arnold_Ziffel

  15 noviembre 2020
  The best available, but still the building wants to fall apart

  Ive stayed with this property before, and they are still the newest and nicest property in town. Right now they have shut down breakfast and much of everything else shared because the virus is surging everywhere. The room quality was good, having a nice TV and a lot of space. The desk agents were courteous and prompt. However, the building is built from the lowest grade materials, and its starting to collapse on them. The awning has leaked since they built the place and its now buckling in the middle and its going to fall in. They have cut the stucco back where its obvious that this thing was leaking the day the contractor left. Its not very pretty right now. In my room I noticed the door is crooked in its frame, and the night latch didnt want to close. In the bath room the vanity is sagging and pulling away from the wall leaving a downhill situation on the dressing table. None of the doors on the outside of the building shut correctly. The whole thing looks like a paper maché structure even though it wasnt intended to be. The owners are going to be burdened with cheap construction to the grave. On the southeast corner of the building they have one tree that has turned into a bird sanctuary, and subsequently a non-stop source for bird potty. Its guarding the mail box to keep any would-be mail thieves strictly away. I parked under it for just a couple minutes until I noticed what was going on, then quickly moved. Theres nothing that can be done to stop this, thus they should wake up and smell the bird potty and cut that tree down. The appearance of the place is beginning to sag prematurely which is unfortunate. Right now its everything its supposed to be, but its not going to stay that way. I can recommend it because its the newest place in town, and Ive had no trouble with them. But, when the awning over the entry is about to cave in over your head, its time to hide it, remove it, or fix it. The place would operate perfectly well if they would just take that awning off and throw it away and replace it with something canvas to keep guests dry. If you need a place to stay in Comanche, this is still the best one. There isnt much to eat in Comanche except fast food, and none of those are near this property. When this virus mess finally dissipates its time to offer the guest something for breakfast, because almost nobody else is.

  

• jrhine2020

  30 noviembre 2020
  best western comanche

  This motel is extremely clean and well managed. The staff go out of their way to make your stay a pleasant one. Rooms are very clean. All appliances and lighting works. I recommend this motel to everyone who comes to Comanche Texas.

  

• ArnoldZ2021

  17 enero 2021
  The building still wants to collapse on it's occupants.

  Ive stayed with this place several times over the past half year, and as I reported earlier the building just wants to collapse on the owners and guests. Whomever specified the materials picked out the lowest grades of everything available, and the building is just now old enough to show problems with that. Doors are crooked in their facings, and the vanities pulling away from the walls. This place is guaranteed to be a maintenance engineers nightmare for as long as it lives. For the past couple of visits the portico outside was cracking in the middle because it was built wrong and leaked inside. By the time somebody noticed it the damage was severe requiring they tear the whole thing down and start over. On my last visit I find a contracting crew doing just that, and nothing left of the portico but the steel frame and a pile of rubble to be hauled away. None of this fazed me very much, at least until I checked into room 107. I was riding with a travel partner who immediately wanted to clean up. He jumps in the shower and in only a couple minutes I hear a loud thud and banging in the bathroom. He never indicated he was in distress, so I just waited. In a couple minutes he emerges from the bathroom with the shower head in his hand. This thing is HUGE similar to the size of a grapefruit. He told me the plumbing had ejected it and it came crashing down on his head. There were no injuries or concussions, but this just further supports my claim this building wants to collapse on its occupants. The desk agent didnt know what to do, so she starts calling people who told them to move us to another room. That fixed it, but it didnt repair my confidence one bit, and Im beginning to believe there are forces in that building we dont know about causing strange occurrences like this on a regular basis. The ownership tore the portico down before it fell in on somebody. I have to wonder whats going to fall off next. I dont want to be there when a vanity pulls off the wall and cuts someones toes off. Its still the cleanest, newest thing in this little village, and they are acceptable. They are trying to work around Covid-19 with frozen sausage biscuits and coffee in the morning. While I appreciate their efforts, thats no replacement for a real breakfast as everyone served before Covid-19. And, there arent a whole lot of choices in this little village for hot breakfast anywhere. I can only hope the ownership goes after the original contractor because they should not have to replace a whole portico no older than this building is. It was leaking the day they gave it to the customer and they should be held liable to fix it right.

  

• susanlayne2021

  18 febrero 2021
  Clean Quiet and Comfortable

  I always stay here when traveling through the area. The rooms are always warm in the winter, cool in the summer, quiet and clean. The beds are basic but comfortable and the staff is courteous and helpful.