Ramada Hotel & Conf Center by Wyndham Augusta Downtown

Stay was very enjoyable. Check-in was painless and professional. Teela ( Teaka?) was a very gracious host and extremely helpful for directions and suggestions of restaurants and venues in the area. Single drawback was the train traffic that passed through during the night. Four times and extremely loud. Glad we didn’t have to get up early!😅

Comfortable Rooms and great staff

Always a pleasant experience. Rooms are clean, bathrooms are clean and beds are comfortable. Great view of the city.

Everything about this hotel was old. Save your money but the staff was amazing

Everything is fine

Horrible.

Inaccurate description for many things. Pool is not open - hasn’t been since hurricane according to sign on the door. The hotel website states pool is available. No onsite bar. Web says rooftop bar! Had 3 different rooms in 4 nights. First night door to room wouldn’t lock. Second night toilet flooded bathroom. Curtains were moldy and dirty at bottom. When toilet flooded we were given a mop and bucket as if we should clean up. No maintenance person on staff in evenings. Check in took 40 minutes because a new hire was there alone. She quit before our stay ended. Website describes downtown Augusta as beautiful. Not accurate.

Awesome place

Smelled like smoke, dirty towels in the bathroom, roaches on the bed, we left and did not spend the night.

Staff was very helpful very accommodating definitely will be looking forward to doing another stay in the future thank you for everything y'all do even had the convenience of putting a refrigerator in my room for my infant thank you she is only 7 weeks old and his breastfed so keeping the fresh milk pumped chilled was very very convenient like

The Elevator was out due to storm and no one ntfd me so i had no room

Leaving the unfortunate problem the city had to deal with this weekend with hurricane Helene touching land and making disasters… the hotel is terrible and really should be inspected by official authorities and Expedia should really look into not offering this hotel as an option any longer: no elevators working, guests need to enter the rooms through the service door which is absolutely outdoor with very little security and control. There is no personnel receiving in the front. The parking is terrible. With respect to the rooms I believe they are with the same furtiniture and infrastructure since the inception of the hotel who knows since when, the TVs are small and very old with a system that barely works, the AC are noisy and old, the carpets aren’t so clean and the bathrooms are antique. The common area is completely limited, the pool area (that got destroyed after the hurricane) but before that it was basically abandoned (in a time of the dread that’s still warm enough for usage). Conditions overall: probably one of the worst hotels I have been in all my life. I believe this hotel needs either an investment of around 3 to 4 million USD for proper renovation or basically bring it down and begin a new construction.

Very outdated

This hotel was the nastiest place I've ever stayed. I would not reccommend this hotel to anyone. The lobby is dark and dreary and has not been updated since the seventies by the look of the decor. The hallways smell like stale tobacco. The room was just as bad. The furniture was all beat up and the drapes would not close all the way. The shear curtains were torn and yellow with age and nicotine. There were dead insects by the headboard of the bed. The bathroom was tiny and just as nasty. They also fail to mention that the hotel is next to train tracks and trains ran all night blasting their horns. TRAVELER BEWARE!

enjoyed our stay. walkable to many sites and restaurants

I tried checking in but I couldn’t get through front door and nobody was there to help. I had paid if full room and Trey I had to go to friend house for a night sleep, terrible!!

Decent hotel with friendly staff, but train noise was too much.

It's an old hotel that has not been maintained. The hotel is not staffed appropriately as well.

Read some reviews and thought for sure they would clean up for masters week. I believe this hotel should be closed by board of health. The lobby is filthy, smells of urine, black ceiling vents, stained carpets. I do compliment the folks who work here who were quite pleasant. But after my stay, read some articles, this hotel I believe houses homeless who were displaced during masters week, so they could capitalize on $800 per room ticketholders. I have tons of photos and could go into detail, but am still somewhat recovering from the worst conditions that I have ever stayed in. And unrelated to hotel condition is this the train that main tracks down the road. There is some union conflict so intentionally blows horn all the way through town in spite. And passes many times per night

Everything about it was perfect. I would stay there again.