Ramada Montgomery

I was in town for graduation at Maxwell Air Force Base, so the location was very convenient, but my room was located on the Southern exterior side and the highway noise was constant. I had the A/C on to help drown it all out, but it kept turning on and off. As a somewhat light sleeper, I had difficulties that even my standard issue earplugs couldn't seem to fix. If I had been on a different side or taken an interior room, I'm sure I would have been fine, so just be aware that the exterior rooms have increased noise potential. I was VERY glad for the fitness room!

I'm surprised that the Ramada Hotel organization has allowed their name to continue to be used. It's very tired and worn. The swimming pool was empty, the exercise room had a stench, thesecurity latch on our door fell off from loose screws, there was rodent excrement in one of the coffee cups in the room.

A very quiet evening with alot to do to entertain yourself relatively close by

Economical and Enjoyable, Due to a demanding weekend schedule I only slept for one night in the room. The location was great and the room was enjoyable. I plan to visit the hotel again. I wanted to use the whirlpool but due to other activities I did not have the time. Nice work out room but due to time and schedule I only opened the door to look in.

Laundry facility small and dirty. Out of two washing machines only one worked. What they call a business center is nothing more than a wall cut out. People would leave their old papers on the computer desk and you had to move it to make room for your things. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. I could not in my right mind, stay at this hotel again.

Great trip better then all before

There were no first floor rooms available, I was told because they had some type of group that requested first floor only, however there were few cars in the parking lot. We carried all of our stuff up the stairs (no elevators) to the room to find that it had 14 sink tops on the beds and floor, we brought all of our stuff back down the stairs to the car and went back to the office and told them that the room they gave us was a storage room, they told us that it was not a storage room and they were not aware that the workers had started sink restoration on the second floor. at that time they told me that sink restoration was the reason why there were no 1st floor rooms available. The second room assigned was again on the 2nd floor and it was the dirtiest room I had ever seen, I needed to put a towel on the desk chair before I could sit on it, we were fortunate that we had our own bed linens, there was mold on the shower curtain, food products on the side of the television, the toiled seat was dirty, the room smelled. The pool was closed, the common areas were like a sauna. The continental breakfast was not worth eating and the milk was not only at room temperature but it had clumps in it. Honestly the best part of the stay was leaving.

wasn't anywhere near a 3 star hotel. the room smelled aweful, the door wouldn't close unless you kicked it, there was nasty hair all over the bathroom... however, the worst thing was the car alarm every 5 minutes for an hour starting at 1:30am, & the gang bangers fighting right outside my door, & when I called the front desk about it the guy didn't speak English & had no idea what I was trying to tell him. I almost called the police, but my wife insisted that I just stay out of it. the comotion ended just before 3 am, atfer which we were able to get some sleep. the bed was comfy.

it was not good i was upset beacuse i paid extra for a pool but never used it because they closed it the day before and i want my money back

This hotel was call something else prior to Ramada buying it. However, it appears that Ramada has not bother to upgrade this hotel to its normal standards. The hotel actually steals it WI-FI from a neighboring hotel. The lobby is the only place you would consider to be a least 3 star. This hotel is not modern and has not been upgraded in a while.