I stayed here for work in Newark and Wilmington. Good hotel for a place to stay. Not glamourous, but not bad. Bath was re done. The price was fair for what you got.

This hotel was booked purely to sleep, therefore it fulfilled it's job. However if you plan on spending any time here I wouldn't recommend it. Breakfast was absolutely appalling, we took one glance and left. The room had many questionable stains in many questionable places. I'm just happy that I had jet lag so don't remember that much!

The staff is rude and they have no elevator. How can they have AARP sign with no elevator. We were there for a family reunion with several elderly relatives. We had to deal with an extremely rude front desk clern, incompetent management and some of the rooms smelled bad. I would stay at another hotell if at all possible, but I think they get away with this because it is in a good location and some of the rooms have been renovated. If you must stay here, get a second floor rooms. They are much better. The lobby had old furniture and is connected to a bar and/or nightclub. There was an event there Saturday night and many hotel guests could not even find parking spaces. Do not stay here, There is a Staybridge right beside it for a much higher rate and I think that's how they get customers too. One more thing, the breakfast was total yuck...unpalatable rice we had never seen before. Ramada needs to fire everyone, complete renovations and/or tear the place down.

We stayed in this hotel because we had a softball tournament in Delaware and it was booked by an agent in charge of the tournament. All seemed fine until we woke up in the morning and found bugs in the beds. My daughter's bed was the worse. She ended up bitten all over her face and body. The bites were so many she ended up with an allergic reaction and had to be taken to the doctor cause the Benadril alone was not enough. Now I have the problem that she is afraid to stay at any hotel. When we approached the guy at the front desk, he tried to act like he had no clue what it was and acted like it was no big deal.