Comfort Inn Foxboro - Mansfield

Buyer beware Migrants | Asylum seekers | Internationally displaced persons | Stateless persons in extremely high volume at this hotel. I mention this as its very close to Foxboro so the hotel is close so you will probably consider it if planning for an event /game at The stadium The staff did a good job reminding the seekers that breakfast was for paying guests and that they receive their food later. It felt weird watching that … but…. I was paying 170 a night. The first floor smelled absolutely horrible. It smelled like body odor, cooked fish, and farts all combined into one candle, one very bad, powerful, overwhelming candle. It made me gag several times. When you pull in be prepared to see men just standing around the entrances. They were harmless, just trying to most likely get out of a small room or hall that smelled like dead fish with nowhere to go … but … be prepared. Also, Kids run the halls at 7am. You won’t be sleeping in here with the current situation. Did I mention the smell? Ugh … Check in staff guy ( 4pm arrival for us) needs some customer service skills. Maybe he’s just tired from what’s going on but he needs some work. When I returned for towels on second day because housekeeping staff never came it was if I was bothering him. Just some training here would help him. I would not suggest you select this hotel until migrants are gone. Football season is starting so I’m guessing the area gets much busier being so close to Gillette Stadium. . Pros: bed was comfortable, plenty of other food choices in area, location to stadium. I would ask for a 3rd floor room, I had a later night person above me and I could hear every step they took throughout the entire evening.

I've stayed at this hotel yearly for over a decade. That loyalty ends now. The last few times, I have told the staff that there is rampant drug dealing in the parking lot. They appeared to care, but have not done anything to rectify the situation (guards, cameras, police presence). Now I'm seeing that the hotel is overrun with the homeless and migrants making fraudulent asylum claims with no apparent concern for safety or for a quiet hotel experience. It's really a shame how the current owners have taken what was a once a nice and reasonably priced hotel and turned it into a nightmare. Actions have consequences, and one those is losing long term customers.

They have extended stay available. We were greeted by a crack head at the main entrance!! He was surrounded by needles & booze with one shoe on. The halls were very loud at night! Till 1am nothing but partying Seemed to attract undesirable people. Wasn't comfortable with my family there. It was clean & breakfast was good Staff was pleasant.

Beware-there are homeless people living in and just hanging out everywhere in and around this hotel. I just saw this in a previous review from a few days ago and I never would've booked this hotel if I had seen that review first. I saw that this hotel was chosen by the state to house them. That's fine but it makes for an uncomfortable stay and I would've felt unsafe if I was traveling alone. The hotel is also falling apart. The refrigerator in our room didn't work and neither did the ice machine on our floor.