The Ramada could be a great place to stay and probably was at one time. Right now it is worn around the edges, But it is clean and was fine to stay for the one night I was there, and for the price I was happy.

The bed was comfortable, a bit soft but that's what I prefer. The carpet was stained and the furniture was worn, the tiles in the bathroom cracked. Mini fridge, bar sink and mini coffee maker were welcome. TV was old but who needs a TV when you are on vacation? Hot water was plentiful as were towels. Free toiletries were overly sweet smelling and suitable only for a 14 year old girl.

But they had a free shuttle from the airport and a free breakfast (standard pastry types, english muffins, scrambled eggs, sausage, waffles, cereal). The pool looked nice but I did not get in.

It was a bit of a hike to the Strip. There were other casinos closer, as well as other places to eat.

The staff was nice and an early check-in was no problem .

I recommend it as long as you consider a hotel a place to use as a base of operations while you amuse yourselves somewhere else. You get what you pay for and here you will get basic accomodations.

My stay fulfilled all obectives: excelent room, great prices, no casino, walking distance to the Sands Exhibition Hall, although the hotel van took me there each of 3 mornings I was there. Close to restaurants on Flamingo and especially on Paradise (check out Gordon Biersch Brewery, just 5 minute walking!!)

I stayed in the back building, building 2, on the 3 floor, overlooking the parking lot of the Tuscanny, and their landscaping with grass and palm trees. Early morning, I heard birds chirping next door, on the palm trees, and just bocks away from the strip.

The furniture was up dated. Perhaps the rug needed replacement. The breakfast buffet is not the best. Such is life. I highly recommend this hotel. I shall stay again here the next trade show.

Shane, Thad Williams, Orlando from Maintenance, Keith, John the manager, Renata from Sales and the restaurant staff provided the best customer service ever.
We stayed in your friendly hotel on the 28/29 & 30 August 2011 when first arriving in Las Vegas then again on 17 September 2011 before our departure from Las Vegas.
All staff were great in their own individual way.
We was loaned a large water cooler for our trip. We was given a conference room overnight to store all our rations prior to moving off to Kingman, Grand Canyon, Death Valley and Mt. Whitney (in that order) on the 31 August. There are lots of other little examples too numerous to mention.
I would highly recommend this hotel just on customer service alone. They definitely match up to what I would expect from a Ramada hotel having stayed in different hotels around the world.
I liked the fact that the hotel did not have a casino, which meant the only people in your hotel was guests from the hotel and was quieter than other hotels we visited. It is no more than a 10 min walk from the 'strip'. There is a free shuttle bus for people who wish to use it. I chose to walk as I enjoy walking and felt safe walking as it is along a very busy road. (I am a female)
The breakfast was great with a choice of hot food, cereals, fresh fruit, waffles, and tea, coffee and fresh juice.
I travelled on a UK military exercise. On our first visit there were 3 people in our party. On our last visit (17 September) there was 27 of us and all was taken care of.

If you ask, you get. If you don’t ask, you don’t get. xx

This has been the worst trip ever, and as a traveling sales rep for the last 8 years, I've traveled an awful lot. I booked five nights here while I was working at a trade show at the Sands Expo center. After the second night I woke up with many itchy red spots all over my body, my arms, back, chest, legs, neck. I was hoping in my mind it was anything but bed bugs, maybe an allergic reaction to something, perhaps mosquitos got in, anything. I got home very late after my third day of trade show work and going out with clients, so I slept in the bed again hoping the itchy bite marks weren't what I feared. When I woke up the next morning and had nearly double the bites that were there the morning before, my fears were confirmed. With the use of the extremely bright Las Vegas sunlight coming through the windows, I peeled off all the sheets and began scanning every inch of the bed, seems, sheets. It only took a handful of seconds until I spotted a clear little bug with a full red belly. I squished it immediately and saw my blood squirt all over the white sheet. I hastily packed all of my stuff in plastic bags, threw them in my suitcase, and called a friend staying at another hotel to come pick me up so I could get a room at another hotel.

The real fun starts when I come back the next morning, today, to speak with the manager about my nightmarish experience and the hassle I am going to have to go through to do whatever possible to try and prevent these evil little creatures from traveling back to my apartment and creating an even larger problem for me. The manager tells me housekeeping is going to go clean the room and confirm that the room does in fact have bed bugs, at which point I simply pulled up my shirt and showed him the many grouping of three bites in a row covering my torso. He grimaces at the site and says that they won't have a problem refunding me for my stay, I'll just have to go through Orbitz since I booked through them, but that it wouldn't be a problem and he was very sorry. He told me I didn't have to stick around for that if I had stuff to do, which I did, so I left to do work and came back later in the day. He was off at that point, and the woman in charge had relayed to me that housekeeping didn't find any bugs, so I was basically out of luck. I again pulled up my shirt to show her all the bites, and reminded her that I found two myself in a quick look at the mattress, at which point she just became so flustered she announced to the crowded lobby, "I can't take it, I'm going home."

I'm still going to continue to fight this through Orbitz so they can call back and speak with the property manager during the week, and I'll go through American Express as well, but for a hotel to not take care of a customer who has become completely covered in bed bugs and has to deal with the continuing problem of worrying if they will end up infesting their own home, is absolutely mind blowing and infuriating and nobody should ever stay here. There are way too many hotels in this town, saving a few bucks to stay here in no way makes up for the expenses that I am incurring and the ridiculous hassle.