Comfort Inn Victor Harbor

After visiting our accommodation at three times the price at kings retreat that was grubby and I didn't want to take food into or sleep ...looked at this cheap and well located motel type accommodation and switched instantly ...yes not fancy... pretty basic but clean well equipped and fantastically located for the victor harbour ....parked the car and spent a wonderful 2 days out and about here ...managed some washing as touring so that was a bonus 🤗 reception was particularly kind and accommodating

A 1970’s room where the stench of bleach hit is as soon as we opened the door. Dark room with old torn curtain and plastic shower curtain. Never ever again. It’s not the place to stay if you want comfort.

My honest opinion of this accommodation is not up to standard I was give room 15. The room was very dated, carpet was old and dirty, the Bathroom was very OLD smelly, Shower was not very clean. this room is in need of urgent renovation.

We stayed at this motel a few weeks ago in an upstairs king room. The room was very spacious and the bed comfortable. Nick in the office was very efficient and helpful with local information. The motel has 24 hour checkin with a machine outside the office door. If you have a booking you can access your key at this machine whatever time you arrive. The motel is very close to good eating places and a nice walk to the new bridge to get to granite island. There is plenty of onsite parking.

Spacious room, clean and tidy with a good location to everything. My only negative is the tv size is on the small side for my liking, checking in was painless and friendly. The wifi was good ….overall a good stay, even though it was for one night only.

The Comfort Inn (formerly the Comfort Inn Colonial - Victor Harbor) is slightly dated in its appearance and some of the decor. However, the rooms are clean and spacious, it is central to everything. The staff are friendly and welcoming. The bed was comfortable. Great place to relax. There is a microwave, tea and coffee facilities, toaster and fridge but it was lacking any crockery or knives or forks beyond a couple of glasses, mugs and teaspoons. - so be warned you may need to bring your own if you want to be self sufficient. Despite being near a main road and a laneway backing on to the Hotel Victor and other local cafes the rooms were very quiet.

Average accomadation. Stayed there with family during our trip to Adelaide. Realized less towels than guests we had for the booking. Air con is smelly and had to run for while. Rooms looks dirty. If I had a choice I would avoid this place. I have stayed in multiple comfort inns, but this is average.

Location is excellent. Parking is easy, right outside your door. Accomodation is cheap and good value. I stayed in a kitchenette unit. It was untouched and like in its original state from the 1950s or so, which could be off-putting or interesting depending on your interests. From the unplastered brick walls to the wooden food hatch, where in the olden days breakfast would be brought and positioned in the hatch by staff. There’s an old “Envoy” white plastic push button phone for local calls and to call reception, from circa 1980 or so….I’d have no clue. I posted a photo, you can check it out. There’s an old sofa bed in the room with frayed material, you really would not feel comfortable sitting on. The bed was soft and comfortable. It was quiet. Two issues disappointed: 1. The room had an old musty stale smell. 2. The cutlery, crockery and kitchen cleaning utensils were old. Only one old wine glass. Old un-matching crockery. Cutlery that was old, faded, and looked awful and unclean, like you felt uncomfortable using them. The sponge and wash cloth was old and had been re-used too many times. Felt unhygienic.