5 Rutherford Rd S, Brampton, Canada
Enjoying a setting nearly a 10-minute drive from the large 40-hectare Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park, the 2-star Comfort Inn Brampton presents a private art gallery as part of its offerings. Along with air-conditioned rooms, this Brampton inn offers a fitness club with fitness classes for guests to stay fit.
The centre of Brampton can be reached within a 25-minute walk, and natural attractions like Joyce Archdekin Park are 2.8 km away. The Comfort Inn Brampton in the Queen Street Corridor district is located approximately a 25-minute stroll from Saint Paul's United Church. Guests might as well visit Madoc Park, which is only 1 km away. The shopping mall "Bramalea City Centre" also lies about a 5-minute drive away. The hotel is in the immediate vicinity of Rutherford Zuem Queen Station Eastbound bus station.
Offering a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, the 102 rooms come with ironing facilities and an air conditioner to ensure a comfortable stay. Bathrooms include a separate toilet and a shower, along with hairdryers and towels.
A buffet breakfast can be enjoyed at the Comfort Inn. You may walk 5 minutes to Radica's Hot And Spicy or eat by Subway, located just 450 metres away.
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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.
