Comfort Hall is an official historic site located in Saint Philip, Antigua and Barbuda. Established in 1743, the estate originally functioned as a plantation that held 172 slaves at the time of emancipation.
The site is notable for its sugar mill tower, which was formerly known as Thomas' or Crump's. This structure transitioned from wind to steam technology and now serves as the location for the Denis Bowers Rehabilitation Center (DBRC). The center is the primary juvenile detention facility in the country.