This was my first trip to Grande Prairie, AB and it's a beautiful area. I'm a member of Wyndham hotels and Ramadas are on their list so I wanted to try this Ramada and I would stay here again in a heartbeat. The location wasn't as close to downtown Grande Prairie as I would have liked but it's only a few minutes away and the room was so nice and clean and big that it was worth it.

The room had everything I've come to expect (hair dryer, nice towels, great bed, etc) and was also quiet and super clean. The front desk folks were super nice and helpful and the breakfast was filled with the usual fare of oatmeal packets, cereals, coffee/tea/juice/milk, etc. I chose to go into town to a Starbucks at the Safeway grocery store for my usual. There are a couple of places to eat nearby but once you get closer to the city there are a bunch to choose from.

I can't wait to get back to this area, it's so scenic and the nicest folks seem to live there. I would stay at this hotel again, it was hard to beat, being super clean and quiet and a great deal.

Beautiful, large king suite for under $100. Located far enough off the Hwy that noise wasn't a factor at all-very quiet. Very comfortable bed with high quality linens and pillows (very important to me). Bathroom and entire suite was exceptionally clean.

The photos on the hotel website show an absolutely true version of the current status of the hotel as of June 2010. The staff were courteous and very efficient.

Has all amenities I usually want with the exception of free breakfast, but there is a convenience story and restaurant next door with access through the hotel and breakfast there was very tasty and fairly priced. The hotel does have fresh coffee & apples in the lobby for guests.

My one complaint is that internet access is not wireless in the suites (just in the lobby area). I don't know why all hotels don't get with the program and realize that laptop computers are portable and we don't just use them sitting at the desk in the room. (I really despise being connected to a cord.)

I stayed one night at this four storey modern property, two elevators. When you're travelling westbound towards Grande Prairie, you hang a right to head north on Hwy 2 to Peace River. You immediately pass the hotel on the right, then take the first light off hiway 2 to get back to the property.

My room had a separate living area with sofabed, microwave and fridge. Through the french doors was a king bedroom. TV in both rooms. The heating system wall control was beyond my late-night-been-travelling-too-long comprehension.

The only window - it's in the bedroom - has both sheers and blackout drapes. Quiet hotel, even though next to the hiway. No problems with the wifi; it requires your name - but no code.

When the room book tells you there's coffee and fresh fruit for breakfast, they're not leaving out anything. Truly, that is all there in the breakfast self-serve. No juice. No cereal or bread. A Husky restaurant is attached to purchase a more substantial breakfast.

A 24 hour business centre with two flat panel workstations is next to the breakfast seating area.

There is a main floor fitness room with LifeFitness eliptical, treadmill, and universal station. It's by the meeting rooms, although there's no directional signage and the room book doesn't mention it. There's a mat, ball, free weights, TV, muzac, spray to clean equipment, water cooler, towels. No portable fans, although a wall switch turns on a central fan. Sign in the room states it's 5am-11pm, but my room access card opened it at 11:30pm.

As Elley Mae states in her review below, the whole place is immaculate. Clearly, well maintained.

This is the cleanest hotel I've ever stayed in in my life! The staff were so friendly and helpful and even though it's right beside the highway, the room was very quiet. It's a little way out of town, but that can be a very good thing (and the extra drive time is worth it).