Comfort Inn Concord South End

Convenient to downtown.

I could tell the bedding was not washed there was a few stains in the sheets, the breakfast the eggs were cold and not cooked properly.

Food, bedding

The breakfast was. Great

I had no idea that the property's pool was not working and that is one of the reasons why I booked the hotel. They told me it's headed on the website but I did not see it

Wedding party up till 4am screaming & slamming doors.

The only things wrong with my room were a hole in the ceiling, above the shower head and mold around the bottom of the shower doors. Other than that, it was all good!! Will i stay here again??? Yes, the staff are nice and friendly.

The room was clean and it was a good place to rest

Clean, staff very accommodating,

The pool was not available

Unsafe for Pets, Disrespectful and Rude front desk, and Zero Accountability. We stayed at the Comfort Inn in Concord, NH during a wedding weekend, and it was one of the worst travel experiences we’ve ever had. We specifically booked a pet-friendly room through Expedia so we could bring our two well-behaved dogs. Upon arrival, my fiancée—who made the reservation—was nearly denied check-in because her name didn’t match the credit card, even though the reservation was in her name. Only after an unnecessary and rude interaction did a manager finally allow us to check in. Later that evening, we returned to find that our dogs had been removed from our locked hotel room without notice or consent. The front desk agent was rude, dismissive, and claimed not to know where our dogs were. We were never called, even though our contact info was on file. A fellow guest eventually told us that a hotel staff member had let our dogs out, and they had been wandering outside. One of them had run off down the street—near a major highway—before we were able to find her. We immediately packed up and left. We were there less than 6 hours and were charged over $500 for a two-night stay. It took weeks of being bounced between Expedia, Choice Hotels, and Comfort Inn staff to get any kind of resolution. In the end, they refunded only one night ($246.72), despite putting our pets in danger and making it impossible to continue our stay. Comfort Inn's handling of the situation was disgraceful. The staff showed zero concern, accountability, or basic customer service. Expedia and Choice Hotels were just as frustrating—shifting responsibility and making it nearly impossible to get help. If you travel with pets or expect even basic professionalism, I strongly recommend avoiding this hotel—and this hotel chain—entirely.

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