Clean, fresh rooms. A little outdated in the decor, but worth the money for allowing us to take our pets. We ate in the hotel and had a old fashioned steak dinner, and it was delicious and inexpensive. They let us keep the dogs in our room while we ate, and said they would let us know if they needed us. Very friendly staff, great breakfast also.

This is one of the worst hotels I have ever encountered. It was absolutely filthy -- dirty carpets, grunge in the corners, awful smell, dust and fingerprints wherever I looked except the bathroom, which was acceptably clean. Unless I was in the shower or in bed, I kept my shoes on in the room. The whole place looked as though the razing ball was on its way -- and although the staff was pleasant, it just seemed that no one cared. The restaurant was substandard. I had the salad bar but was hard pressed to find enough fresh lettuce to make a salad among the browned vegetables. It was picked over and like the rest of the hotel, tired. The best thing about it was the location, which was where I ran out of steam on the first day of a 1,000 mile drive. I recommend avoiding this Ramada unless you have no other options.

We stayed at this Ramada for a wedding. The rooms need updating very badly. The carpet is from the 60s or 70s and I'm not sure they cleaned the toilets. Gross but cost effective if you're on a budget.

My fiance and I stayed in a room that had a queen bed with jacuzzi which was very nice. Everything about our room was awesome. The service was great. The food at the lobby however was terrible. I will definetely consider staying at another Ramada. The pool and hot tub were awesome. They had a live band playing at their bar by their lobby which was neat. We really enjoyed our stay. Beds were comfortable which is why we slept in and didn't try their free breakfast.