Perks of the hotel are few but are: free hotel shuttle, free breakfast 6-9am, small business center with a printer, mini fridge in room, and nice bedside table fixtures. The walls and sheets have many stains. Overall, the place needs quite a bit of maintenance, particularly the photos I posted of 2 door knobs heavily damaged on my hallway. Many door surfaces were also dented as if there are struggles for forced entry. I had seen comments online about a smoke smell that I assumed was temporary if they had a neighbor smoking, but there is a prevalent smoke smell in common places, like the elevator and hallways. The lobby gives a nice appearance at a quick glance but is cheaply decorated. The price is low to stay here, and you do get what you pay for. The front desk does not give a professional appearance and has many ripped paper signs taped up. This Comfort Inn was farther from the airport than I was expecting as you pass like every other hotel chain on the way there (several exits). The free hotel shuttle was pretty prompt to the baggage claim area, but the shuttle itself wasn't in the nicest condition in the interior or exterior. The exterior of the hotel building looked nice. The location immediately neighbors Widener University and a fire station. I did think traffic and hotel patrons (on a Saturday night) were noisy up to 2am.