I was there with my husband for our anniversary and was bitten everywhere. I was seen in the ER when I arrived home the bites had gotten so swollen. It was horrible. Dont stay here

Beds very small, rooms small, no closet, no towels or soap left in room. Only two towels left for 4 guests when they did bring towels. Airconditioning was ok in the room, but breakfast area, elevators, and halls were stifling. This hotel is adequate for a 1 to possibly 2 star rating, and should be priced and advertised as such. Breakfast was average and the staff worked hard to ensure there was enough food, but it was a struggle for the one waitstaff. No newspapers. Downstairs computer use is by fee only. For $90 more, I could have stayed in downtown Atlantic city, saved myself the drive and aggrevation. This hotel was listed as a 3 Star on Kayak, but was not even close. It should be priced and listed as a 1 1/2 Star hotel.

I stayed here for one night thinking how bad can it be. I've stayed at this property before when it was part of the Hilton family as a Hampton Inn. I can see why it is no longer a Hampton Inn. Ramada should be ashamed to allow this property to use it's name.

The room had an odor and always felt damp. There was mold on the walls and ceilings. The bathroom had mold and rust.

Wallpaper peeling off the walls. Rooms smelled like a wet dog. Mildew on the shower tile and curtin, carpets were damp, the skimpy "continental breakfast" consisted of extremely green bananas, granny smith apples (they are baking apples!), chocolate muffins. Hallway carpet is stained/worn. Walls in hallways were in need of repair. The inroom phones did not work. While waiting for a relative, 3 cars stopped at the front and the drivers came in to use the bathroom. Housekeeping "service" missed leaving towels. The light fixture fell out of the ceiling during the night when someone slammed an adjacent door. $2.00 for a bottle of water! The exterior is in need of attention - weeds, trash on ground. This hotel is NOT worthy of the Ramada name. This was booked as a package - never again.