Ramada by Wyndham Wytheville

Lindsey Yarboro 

on Google

3 months ago

I had low expectations for this hotel. We needed a convenient and inexpensive place to stop for the night while traveling. It was very conveniently located. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. However, we checked in late at night, 11 PM, and I did NOT feel safe. There were several suspicious-looking people lingering outside their rooms late at night. We got to our room and double-bolted the door. During the day, it was a completely different vibe. For that reason, I wouldn't stay here again. But for the price, ... read more

Mary Stager 

on Google

a month ago

Would absolutely not stay here again. The floors were sticky and the pillows and towels were stained which was extremely disturbing. There was also clothing left in our bathroom from a previous guest which makes me assume the hotel isn’t cleaning rooms properly before the next guests stay in them or that definitely would’ve been removed. Don’t stay here, pay a little more money and stay at one of the nicer hotels around this one. 

Jess Rogers 

on Google

2 months ago

2nd time staying here. Great price, great location for our trip to stop halfway while traveling. Free parking that has plenty of room for cars or trucks/trailers. Rooms have everything you need, are just average. Show a little wear, clean enough- for a quick stop and for the price they meet our expectations. Continental breakfast is a little small compared to other places, but again for the price--- including anything is more than fine. Will likely stay again on our next trip! 

Anton 123 

on Google

a week ago

Terrible experience. I never had high hopes for this hotel, and it was really only meant to be a one-night stop. But not only did we get a room key that didn't work, there were also a bunch of bugs in the room. Absolutely disgusting 

B C 

on Google

3 months ago

Ramada by Wyndham, off the interstate, simple lodging for the unaware traveler and for those with pestilential tendencies. The sign flickers like it’s tired. The carpet smells of old cologne and dampness. In the parking lot, late night affair, a couple of guys in oil-stained shirts are elbow-deep under the hood of some half-dead Chevrolet Cobalt, tools clinking on the pavement. The vending machine plastered with hand written notes that read "Out Of Order". The restaurant inside the hotel — Mami's Cafe — looks like the kind o... read more