I booked this room through Hotwire who gave it 2.5 stars. I took pictures to send them and their response was 'there is nothing they could do'. I called the front desk 3 times but no response. The bathroom area had mold on tile, slip pad was coming up and unsafe. Bathtub wouldn't hold water, rust. This was room 138. I would have moved had I had the time. I ask Hotwire to interceed but found their answers unaccesptable.

If you can get a room here for less than $60, I think this is worth it. As previous reviewers stated, the rooms are dated, made of cheap material, and may have some stains in the tub and walls, but it is moderately large, has a nice TV, and comfy bed. The breakfast is not stellar but good and the server was very polite.

It is away from the center of town, though there's a few restaurants nearby and a Dairy Queen. Next time, I might stay in one of the hotels off the highway that's near the mall as there's more options for food and it seems to be a nice social scene. Of course it depends if you want to be away from or closer to crowds.

The staff is congenial and helpful if you're new to the area. Their guest computer was down, but hopefully they have it fixed by now.

Overall, I'm happy I stayed here.

I stayed at this hotel in December 2011. Yes the hotel is old and of average cleanliness. Yes the walls in the rooms are thin. But the beds are comfortable, and the service is great! If you crank the AC or heater, you cannot hear what is happening in the rooms next to you. For less than $50 nightly, this hotel is a good deal. One of the only downfalls is that this hotel has exterior (outside) entrances.....

I was stuck in Yuma, AZ (bad planning on my part) Ramada personel went above and beyond to help me. I stayed 2 nights. The room was clean, comfortable, well equipt, and the resturant breakfast (included) was very good. A full breakfast (not the "Continental" with do it yourself waffles) All in all they helped make a tough experience a good one. I will stay there again.