Ramada Middletown - Middletown

The bed was uncomfortable. The restaurant was overpriced and not very good. The restaurant was virtually empty on a Saturday night. That should have been my first clue. The exit doors were beat up and did not lock. Poor security. I would not go back.

I understand that the hotel was going thru renovations, but you pulled up all the carpet and now there is a 2" gab under the door and you hear everything and everyone walking down the hall. The room echoes bc there is nothing to absorb the sound...bad choice to remove the carpet. It will be very cold in there in the winter...Maid service was great.

Stayed here for a friend's wedding in Newport, it's about 20 minutes away from the mansions where the wedding was taking place. The rate of the room was pretty high given the condition of the hotel and room. Property is outdated and needs to be cleaned up, there were tools, cleaning supplies and unfinished construction material scattered throughout the stairwells. The hallways don't have any ventilation so in the middle of the summer they were like a sauna. The room is outdated as well, with old bathroom fixtures. The bed was comfortable and overall a pretty clean room. No pool on site. Staff was courteous. Restaurant on property was not appetizing and we didn't venture for a meal.

Have stayed in the area many times and this was the 1st and last time I'll stay at a Ramada Inn. If we weren't familiar with the area and all it has to offer the stay would have been totally disappointing. Not very accommodating with some service needs, broken equipment issues, experience somewhat annoying.

Very surprised to see the shabbiness of this hotel. I have stayed in Ramada's all over the US, and while the quality of the Ramada brand has been diminishing over the years, this one stands out as one of the worst. No elevator, 3 floor walk-up (what am I in a brownstone in Brooklyn?), half shabby carpet, half wooden floors that are LOUD and keep you awake at night. Floors in both the halls and in the rooms are very unappealing to walk on and were not cleaned well with streaks along them as if spilled beverages were not wiped up properly. The worst, the curtains, that were not a great fit, and the bright exterior lights directly on top of the window shine straight down into the room. The door also did not have a good seal so there was a very bright ring of light shining right into the room. If you like dark rooms to sleep in, this hotel is def not for you. Overall, for the outrageous price tag of $250/night, all I can say to the hotel operator is "who the heck do you think you are?" Really is a shameful property for the Ramada brand.