5 Rutherford Rd S, Brampton, Canada
Proudly offering a private art gallery, the 2-star Comfort Inn Brampton stands around a 25-minute stroll from the shopping mall "Bramalea City Centre". This Brampton inn features 102 rooms and comforts such as a lobby area and a gift shop.
The hotel is situated 3.7 km from the Sri Katpaga Vinayagar Hindu Temple and 2.2 km from the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives. The Comfort Inn Brampton offers proximity to such natural sights as Joyce Archdekin Park (2.7 km) and Gage Urban Park (2.3 km). The nearby entertainment attractions of Brampton include the municipally - owned Rose Theatre, which is approximately a 30-minute stroll away. The accommodation is in the immediate vicinity of Rutherford Zuem Queen Station Eastbound bus station.
The rooms comprise a patio complete with ironing facilities and an air conditioner, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. You'll find nice touches like a separate toilet and a shower, along with hair dryers and towels to enhance your stay.
A buffet breakfast can be enjoyed at the Comfort Inn. East Side Mario's offers Italian meals and lies only 450 metres from this Brampton hotel.
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Christina
2021-10-22
An excellent little place, we liked its exceptional location.
Olivier
2021-05-20
incredible location, good value. the staff were very kind, the american breakfast was absolutely fantastic. rooms were en suite & en suite. location adjacent to the pebbled beach.
Richard
2021-01-13
wanted to explore brampton and this hotel was great place for doing it. appreciated eggs, breads, yogurt, fruit and cereal for breakfast.
William
2020-12-06
Plenty of supplies in the room: a microwave oven, a fridge and ironing facilities. A special mention to the breakfast staff. Queen Street Corridor district was worth exploring.
