Ramada Inn and Suites

The Ramada in Glenwood Springs was chosen by us since they had reasonable priced suites. The rooms were very spacious, The carpet was dated and patched, the appliances were dated with a small dorm refrigerator and a microwave on the counter so the space was taken up. The cook-top had 4 burners with one that had only on and off. The front room had a wall where the fireplace once was and tube type tv. In the master there was a king bed, very comfortable with a desk and chair with a tv that was also tube type. The channel selections on the tv's were good. The bath was both closet and sink, bath-tub and toilet area separate, tub was a bubble tube, again very dated. Down stairs was an indoor pool and hot tub with laundry facilities. All were clean. The place was spacious, but the cleaning people would always forget to set out something. When we got there I did a quick inventory and found no forks, and two spoons missing. They could get an inventory sheet to let you know what is suppose to be there. On other days the cleaning people would forget to bring towels even though they took the old ones. The kitchen towels were never changed out, so we did not use them after the frist day or two. They did not bring in coffee, bath mats, soap and other toiletries. I would still recommend since it is very close to everything. Just around the corner from the turn to Aspen and off I70. Hot springs is close, 5 minutes, places to eat are close. and Lobby offered some good Christmas/New Year photo ops. I would stay again, just hope they would change the ugly green carpet that was patched.

Nothing fancy, rooms need updating, but the location near the hot springs is great, especially for the price. Thought we were getting a suite, though, and we did not. I might pay a little more next time and stay somewhere just a little nicer.

The only major issue was the noise. Perhaps it was because we stayed in the "atrium" area. While the dead of night was OK the walls ended up being pretty thin. Starting around 6:00am we could hear every door that slammed and people talking in the hallway - basically a lot going on. Really minor but the pillows were a bit lumpy and the bed could have used a bit more cushion.

That was my very first impression. The front desk was very polite. They offered 50% off coupons for drinks and breakfast from their restaurant. My second impression was how the first story rooms have two different doors, one that opens outside and one that opens inside the hotel. The room itself was okay. The brick walls and old TV weren't special but I didn't have any major complaints about the room's comfort. Overall, I'd choose it again, but some of the other hotels around the Ramada looked more interesting with more amenities.

Out side the hotel it smelled like a sewer. The room was average, but the bed was like sleeing on concrete. After the third night I had to take ibuprofin because my back,hip,and shoulder hurt from the bed.

Enjoyed the trip to Glenwood Springs. The hotel was clean and staff was nice and helpful.

Very clean and convenient. They have a buffet breakfast which was very good. They also offered 50% off and that was even better.

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Staff was rude and treated us like they could not be bothered with simple things like checking us in or answering a question baout dining. Obnoxious teens were running around and we found a dirty towel in our room upon check in. We complained to the manager and he was very apologetic. He gave us a 25% off coupon for our next visit and took down the names of the rude staff members. I felt a little better after that.

My kids and I went to Glenwood Springs to spend a couple days at the hot springs pool. The stay was great as it always is. We always look forward to gonng and having a relaxing time. This is the second time that we stayed at this hotel. I think it is good for the price and very close to the hot springs pool.