Comfort Inn & Suites

I found Comfort Inn & Suites to be exactly what it sets out to be: a clean, efficient mid-range stopover where comfort trumps style. Rooms feel modern with pillow-top mattresses that make long drives tolerable and windows that edge onto Fraser Highway. Mornings center on a compact breakfast room where hot waffles, scrambled eggs and a steady coffee urn anchor an early crowd. There’s a modest pub attached that locals drift into for televised sports and a practical lobby staffed by people who know names and schedules. Be prepared for the urban realities here: roadworks and a new transit line reshaping the block, limited on-site parking and the occasional tense interaction at reception. For visitors heading to Vancouver, the border or nearby rec centres, this is a pragmatic base rather than a destination. Families and business travelers appreciate the free parking, kids-stay-free policy and dependable wifi. It’s not glamorous, but it’s a neighbourhood workhorse that keeps the travel day moving.