I re visited the Ramada Inn in Strattford and I couldn't believe the changes I have seen. I don't know what's going on there but there was a different feel to it. The rooms were cleaner, the front desk was pleasent and the bathrooms looked new. I had to say something so I saw Karen the Director of Sales and the General Manager John I had to tell them how impressed I was with the changes.

I only stay there a couple of times a year out of convienence, but now I must say I would have no problem recomeding them to my co workers.

Keep it up! I will be back!!!

out dated, musty smelling rooms, burn holes in blankets, I actually had to go find towels because the maids were non existing and located in a shabby part of the town. So unless you are super tired and no other choice dont go here.

I can not believe what kind of hotel this is I stayed there with my family was supposed to stay 3 days but didn't last through the night. A prostitute approached us in the elevator when i was with my son, the manager was not even suprised as a matter of fact he seemed to know exactly what room she was in because he went straight to the phone and called her and seemed to have a personal relationship with her. The rooms were filthy we did not take our shoes off. We showered pulled back the sheets, blanket ripped and smelled like urine sheets were stained. My girlfriend showered we fed the baby and we left checked out front desk argued with us and i was not even fighting about paying for the night i just didn't want to be charged for other 2. Someone needs to run this hotel. oh yea then I said I was going to call Ramada and the girl said we are not with them anymore, whats going on?

I was completing a 17 hour road trip to attend a relative's funeral and pulled in at the Ramada. The Woman (Tawana) took 25 minutes to say anything to us and only had 1 customer to help. We were standing in front of her counter waiting, but she never said I'll be with you shortly or hello. There were 3 adults and 1 child in my group and it cost well over $300.00. I specifically asked Tawana several times for something on the 1st level since my brother was a Viet Nam amputee and couldn't walk too far. She assured us that it would be and took our money. We ended up with rooms on the 6th floor, had to drive around back to a huge parking lot and walk back into the hotel. My son and I made 4 trips back and forth to the car after asking for a roller caddy that was never received. There was an elevator, but if you weren’t quick enough, it would slam you up in the doors. My room had dust that you could feel and see. Near the door was a fat roll of white dust that had a long line like a kite string over the carpet. The fridges and TV's didn't work in 2 of the rooms and 1 slightly worked in the third one (my brother is a diabetic and needed to store his medicine, so he had this room.) We barely slept because we didn't know what else to expect. I am begging you like James Brown used to...Please...Please...Please do not stay at this horrid place.