Although the room was serviceable, you didn’t want to look too closely as there were bits of filth on the floor, there was no hairdryer, we each got one towel and the room smelled like smoke. The window didn’t fully close, which was OK because it was a hot weekend, but we woke up every morning to some sort of workers crew of 50 or more men outside of our window having a powwow with cheers and clapping. We booked the hotel because of the price and the pool and thought a Ramada was a safe bet. We could tell that people were living in this hotel month to month, lots of smokers. The first impression as you pulled up was interesting as somebody had hit the overhead carport and it had never been fixed. It seemed like from the outside all the rooms had different curtains and there was a security guard as you first walk in, which didn’t inspire any confidence
We never went to the pool because it looked questionable from the outside and lots of the grounds had left over bits of remnants of the hotel. Piles of microwaves and tires and ironing boards just stacked in corners of the parking lot. $200 a night really doesn’t get you much anymore. Certainly no breakfast.