Ramada Inns and Suites Hotel

We found this motel to be very clean and well furnished. We like to hike and they even had a local trail map in the room. The owners are very hospitable and have owned this motel for years. We have stayed there many times and have always found the service to be the best of places we stay.

Glenwood Springs is a fun little town that offers many opportunities for activities, exercise and eating. The hot springs is fun and a real attraction.

In 1994 the town experienced the loss of 14 firefighters on Storm King Mountain. They have many memorials as well as a hiking trail in memory of those that perished helping to save their town.

Hats off to the owners and the town of Glenwood Springs.

This unfortunate Ramada suffers from one great defect, no attention to detail.

A partial list follows:

1) While other hotels whisked their guests away from the train upon arrival, Ramada guests waited 15 minutes.

2) The room smelled, maybe because of the fireplace, but it was ugly.

3) An interior door was badly, obviously broken.

4) One of the sink faucets was loose.

5) The drain in the bathtub couldn't be closed for a bath.

6) The breakfast service was glacial. The wait staff acted like they had never seen the inside of a restaurant before. Coffee came 20 minutes after sitting in two consecutive mornings.

It went on and on, and on and on. It's a poor value for the money.

We requested a non-smoking room and the room reeked of smoke. It's an old property, and it's not clean. You will love it if you like smoke, and old, dirty, rooms.

It was a Christmas Eve to remember.

The hotel has a convenient location to activities, it is good value and it has comfortable rooms.

The hotel was convenient to get to right near the highway and was located near many of the Glenwood outdoor attractions. The room cleanliness and hotel amenities were less than expected. The staffs were prompt, knowledgeable and friendly. The small fridge in the room was great for storing a few days worth of food, which allowed us to spend more money on outdoor tourism. The bar with food on the floor and table and our room with food under the bed were both dirty. The hotel pool, which was only the size of a Sauna, was also dirty. In addition, there was water damage in the room ceiling with some mold growing.

This hotel made me feel practical: We went with a budget hotel. After comparing prices for about ten to twelve different places in Glenwood Springs, we went with what we thought was the best place for the money. We got a budget motel and we got less than what we expected.