We stayed at the Comfort Inn, Lake Buena Vista in June 2006 as part of a 14 night package holiday. You naturally benchmark the standards against the price, and as this was a budget holiday, I didn't have unrealistically high expectations of the motel, but was pleased that they were either met or exceeded on the whole. Two adults and two kids (8 & 11) had a great time.

Palm Parkway is a short and easy drive to everything Disney. Turn left out the hotel and left then right at the next two junctions and you're within the Disneyworld area, and all their parks and attractions are as easily signed as you would expect. Turn right on to Palm Parkway and it's pretty much a straight drive to Seaworld and Universal without needing to use the I4 if you don't want to. We only used the I4 a couple of times in the holiday - to drive to Busch Gardens mainly, and the hotel is very close to the motorway.

Room
Pretty much what you'd expect from a budget motel, the rooms are cleaned daily and functional rather than luxurious. Facilities included two double beds, hairdryer, TV, phone, microwave, fridge (very handy), effective air con and a safe. You can arrange internet access via the TV and also auto check out that way if you wish. We stayed on the interstate side of the hotel and we slept very well, but if you're a very light sleeper you might want to ask for a room on the parking lot side, as there can obviously be some background noise from the I4.

Facilities
Large, coin-operated (get plenty of quarters) washers and dryers at the junction between the buildings were extremely useful to us. Also there were drinks vending machines and ice dispenser at this location as well.

The lobby service was great, and apart from an initial sales pitch for a new property development when we arrived the information stand was useful as well.

The restaurant service was absolutely fine - friendly and helpful, but they do get very busy at breakfast, and depending on the time you arrive, you may have to wait for a table to become free. There is a free continental option, but this was quite a free-for-all, and from observation, seemed to constantly run short of things that weren't sugar laden. We opted for the hot breakfast buffet, and I recall the cost to be something like 15 Dollars for the 4 of us (kids under 12 free with an adult). A decent cooked breakfast gave a good kickstart to a day at the parks, and we were all perfectly happy with the variety on offer. We only had dinner there on our first night, and it was a decent value dinner buffet. However, we ate out other nights because there are so many eateries to choose from.

I will also mention that the presence of on site security was reassuring, as we saw them around the premises on several occasions.