The Ramada Charleston, South Carolina is situated off Interstate 26 Exit 209 at Ashley Phosphate Road. The Carolina Ice Palace is only ha... more »
The Ramada Charleston, South Carolina is situated off Interstate 26 Exit 209 at Ashley Phosphate Road. The Carolina Ice Palace is only half a mile away and the Charleston International Airport is only 6 short miles from the Ramada's front door. The contemporary and comfortable accommodations of the Ramada Charleston await your arrival in scenic Charleston County, South Carolina. Local attractions include Historic Downtown Charleston including Rainbow Row and the Battery, Historic Summerville, the Charleston Area Convention Center Complex and the North Charleston Coliseum. Centrally located, we are close to where you need to be. Charleston Southern University, The Citadel, College of Charleston, and Trident Medical Center are just minutes from the property. Whether shopping for antiques, touring Historic locations, finding nature on an Eco Tour, walking the beach or experiencing one of the many outdoor recreational areas, a pleasant night's stay will round out the enjoyment of a day well spent. A short drive waits to sites such as Patriots Point, Charleston Air Force Base, Magnolia Plantation, Fort Sumter and the Family Circle Cup Stadium and the South Carolina Aquarium. The Ramada Charleston offers USA Today, an exercise room, business center and guest laundry. Every room at the Ramada Charleston has a microfridge, iron and ironing board, coffeemaker and hairdryer making you feel at home the minute you arrive. The Ramada Charleston offers guests 6 separate Meeting/Banquet Rooms with capacity up to 300 people. The Ramada Charleston makes is your perfect lodging choice for a wonderful trip to the Historic Low Country Region of South Carolina.
Wyndham Hotel Group
The Ramada Charleston (S. C. is located within six miles of the Charleston International Airport. Complimentary 24-hour airport shuttle service is provided. The on-site Lighthouse Restaurant serves country cuisine for breakfast and dinner and hot complimentary buffet breakfasts are available each morning. Meeting facilities, high-speed Internet access and a business center are on site. Additional amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool, indoor pool and fitness center. Guestrooms at the Ramada Charleston offer complimentary wireless Internet access, cable television, refrigerators, microwave ovens and coffeemakers. Business rooms feature desks and complimentary newspapers.
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31 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This is a truly terrible hotel. The rooms are dark and dirty, bathrooms are moldy. In my bathroom tiles were coming off the floor. There were visible cobwebs under the sinks and in the corners of the room. Paint and wallpaper are peeling from the walls. Walls are cracked, water damaged, carpet is completely filthy. I didn't take my shoes off once the entire stay. There is a layer of dirt and grime all around the perimeter. The carpet is stained and worn and wasn't vacuumed once during my three day stay. Room had spiders, several lamps and TV remote didn't work. It is loud with a lot of freeway noise. Had I not been at the hotel for a family reunion I would have turned around and walked out. My recommendation for future travelers - stay as far away from this place as possible.
34 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This was absolutely the worst hotel experience of my life. The staff was rude. The rooms were indescribably nasty. I booked 3 rooms and ALL 3 were horrible. The first room had dirty sheets and wadded up tissue next to the bed. The second room contained dirty panties. And the 3rd room's shower was too dirty to use. The carpet was so dirty, I would not let my children take their shoes off. Not to mention, the shuttle that they offer left us. We ended up having to take a taxi. We ended up checking out of the hotel after we found these issues (around 11pm) and still had to pay. I have complained to their corporate office w/ no resolve. Their solution was to call the general manager of this dive and talk to him. (this is after I have received a most infuriating letter from him already.) DO NOT STAY HERE!!!
This was my worst hotel stay ever. I
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Posted Jul 01, 2008
Horrible
This was my worst hotel stay ever. I was leading a mission trip and stayed at this hotel via the group who we went through. The rooms were marginal. Out of 7 rooms, 3 had to change during our stay. One bathroom light didnt work, one ceiling was...
We attended a military reunion at this place in October, 2007. Our room was dark, dank, musty, with cracks in the walls with brown matter apparent, damp carpet that never dried out, dirty grouting, dirty tub, and a bathroom sink held up with 2x4s. This is easily the worst hotel room that I have ever experienced in more than 40 years of international travel. This place is a disgrace to the name of Ramada. I took pictures of the room and forwarded them to Wyndham International which owns the franchise rights. They were appalled.
Worst room I have seen since I was in
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Posted Aug 24, 2007
Horrible
Worst room I have seen since I was in college at Spring Break. Dirty floors, paint and wall paper peeling. Wife would not shower EVEN WITH HER SHOES ON!
DON'T EVER STAY...
The hotel rooms are very old and
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Posted Apr 18, 2007
Horrible
The hotel rooms are very old and outdated. We did not have maid service for two days we were there. We had to call because the toilet seat was broken and hanging off the toilet. The air/heat unit ran continuously. It was cold but we had to shut...
35 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The staff was friendly and helpful I will give them that.
When I booked the stay I was led to believe there was a free continental breakfast. There is, for 1 morning only. After that you have to pay. The food was great though, I will give them that.
Also, you have to pay a deposit to use the telephone even for local calls. Also they do not tell you they charge a security deposit that is charged to your card up front of $40 for your stat when you check in. This is not really and issue it was just the fact they did not tell me ahead of time. Also, there were electrical issues in our room 415, when you turned the light on as you come in the door you could hear sizzling. No bath mats in the tub and the tub is very slippery. My husband almost fell.
For what the room cost per night I would expect the place to be top notch.
When I reserved my room this hotel was
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Posted Jan 20, 2007
Okay
When I reserved my room this hotel was a Clarion, having never been there I couldn't find the hotel(was looking for Clarion sign). The back side is right at an interstate exchange(very noisy). I was finally moved to an interior room and was very...
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