Choice Hotels Canada has announced the opening of its new Comfort Inn & Suites, Bradford, Ont. hotel.
Located at 585 Holland Street West, Bradford, Ont. in the historic downtown area of the city, the hotel is owned by Toronto-based Dhanoa Group, a leader in quick service restaurant management, casual-dine, hotels and real estate development.
The project broke ground in 2023 and is currently the only branded hotel in Bradford. The hotel has 91 rooms, 18 of which are suites, with an extra sofa bed. Nine rooms are also barrier-free. Amenities in the guest rooms include microwaves, refrigerators, coffee machines, and casting-enabled 55- inch smart TVs.
Hotel amenities include a fitness room, an indoor swimming pool, EV chargers, and a meeting room that accommodates up to 36 people. The 50,000 sq. ft. property is pet-friendly and boasts two outdoor patios for enjoying the weather.
“We are excited to have partnered with Dhanoa Group on this newly constructed hotel in Bradford,” says Brian Leon, CEO, Choice Hotels Canada. “This is an excellent representation of the Comfort brand, with many elements of our design template, Rise & Shine, being used for the interiors.”
The property is conveniently located within walking distance to many shops and eateries. It is not far from Fermanagh Farms, a popular events venue, as well as Bob Fallis Sports Centre.
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