My husband and I have stayed here several times. The beds are always comfortable, the rooms very clean, and staff are very helpful. We found the rooms to very quiet, unless you are staying near an exit door. If you have a city view room the view is beautiful at night.

The overall design of the hotel showed its age but the rooms were comfortable, clean, of reasonable size and had all the facilities you need. The price was reasonable and we had no complaints about the room. We did suffer one problem and that was that there was an Indian (Asian) wedding taking place and they had booked 95% per cent of the rooms. We were disturbed continuously by shouting in the corridors, children running up and down and doors banging until nearly 3pm. Very inconsiderate behaviour indeed. We were also trapped in the foyer in the morning when they all left the hotel en mass. The hotel staff apologised and gave us free breakfasts but we were left feeling this was not adequate. I realise the behaviour was not the fault of the hotel but perhaps they could have done more to control it. If you want to stay in future then check the wedding bookings!

We booked a 1 night stay at the Ramada Inn in March 2011, Kamloops to break the drive from Whistler to Jasper. We were a little worried after reading a lot about Kamloops on this website, however, we got there and were very pleasantly surprised. Kamloops is a lovely little town (well....it's not actually little at all!!) and we had a lovely afternoon wandering around (we drove down to the main street, parked and then walked around as we had limited time - however, would probably only be about a 15 minute walk to get to the beginning of the main street). The hotel was much nicer than expected, the room was very spacious and had an AMAZING view over all of Kamloops and further!! We walked across the road to the Kamloops Lookout for sunset which was beautiful. Great value for money!

As hotels go, this was quite good, but Kamloops has nothing whatsoever going for it - it's just a rather dreary town. For a one-night stop though, the Ramada Inn was okay.

It's located a little way from the strip, 0.5 to 1 km from the malls. We were welcomed with a drink on arrival and our bags were whisked away to the room.

Outside, the hotel - like the town - looked a bit drab, but the rooms had been refurbished and really very pleasant. Our two Queen-sized beds were very soft. The bedside clock didn't work but, fortunately, we didn't need to use it anyway. The lighting was poor - why do hotels assume that their guests don't want to read in their rooms?! The new air-conditioning unit was efficient and not noticeably noisy. There was also a window that opened for when we wanted real air - excellent! There was also free, fast Internet access in the room. A four-cip coffee machine, with ample supplies, was also provided.

The bathroom, although not huge, was spacious and very clean - with bath, shower, wc and handbasin. Toiletries, from San Francisco Soap Co., were soap, body lotion, shampoo and conditioner in "sugared citrus".

In summary, if you have to stay in Kamloops, the Ramada Inn is probably as good a choice as any.