Ramada Suites

After reading the reviews I was really worried. This waste cheapest motel I could find in the area. The room itself was clean and nice. The sheets were clean and there was a fridge and microwave. We got there a little early and the only room available was a handicap accessible room which did not bother me. The room was locate right next to the elavator and was very noisy. You could hear a lot of people coming and going and taking and yelling very early in the morning. We were disappointed to find that the pool was not working. Toilet did not flush properly. Took a couple try’s to get it down. The little futon couch was a plus. My biggest issue was that we asked to keep our car parked for 3 extra hours and was told no… then after checking my bank statement found they had accidentally charged me an extra 77 dollars. Make you you check your bank statement upon checkout. But honestly the room for our needs and location was fine.

$ 47 a night on Hotwire. Cheap, you get what you pay for though.
Leaky shower, broken TV, damaged furniture, and the room door got stuck and broke on the first night. But they were nice and didn’t charge me $ 100 for breaking the door after I put up some resistance, so I wanted to give them a nice review for that.
I would definitely stay here again, and be more gentle with the door.

i have been to many ramadas throughout the country for business trips. since i have always been confident with all my stays i thought this ramada would do me right. nop!!!
1.smelled like smoke, mildew, stuffiness!!!
2.broken furniture.
3.stained linen.
4.broken light fixtures.
5. broken door knobs.
6. cracked tile.
7. malfunctioning shower!!!
please dont come here. specially if you are here to experience disney. this place will depress you.

Anaheim, CA probably has more hotels in small space than almost anywhere else in the world. Of course most people want a good deal in their hotels, because who really wants to spend a ton on a bed and shower? At least that’s my perspective on hotels.
My boyfriend and I chose this Ramada because it was far and beyond the cheapest option and I would much rather spend extra money on disneyland than a fancy hotel! This is a situation where you get what you pay for. We had a bed, a door, a shower and not much else. Considering that we were barely in the room this totally worked for us.
There are so many negative reviews about this place but every person who wrote those reviews had a choice about where to stay and they chose the Ramada. Almost never will you pay Ramada prices and receive the Ritz. Clearly, there is a reason why this place is so cheap. I had no issues with cleanliness or the staff as my expectations of such matched the price that we paid.
BTW: This place has free wifi and continental breakfast. I’ve been to nicer hotels that offered neither!

So first of all theye didnt have the room we booked then theye told me theye would give me a room with a sofa bed and no sofa bed no microwave and there are spiderwebs on the walls

What a dump ! Where do I begin? Filthy dirty outside. About a mile away from Disneyland but not a good area at all. Next door to a sleazy massage joint. We needed a pack n play for the baby and had to go down and get it ourselves. It was broken and it was 10:30 at night. Room supposed to be a suite with a sofa bed. We got a jackknife vinyl futon. I have pictures. The light fixture was failing out of the ceiling in the bathroom. The carpet a mess. The room
Looks like something from 50’s or 60’s. Bathtub worn out. Shower spray went everywhere. Window wouldn’t shut and no screen. No microwave. I mean … I could go on and on. Just beware !! Never again.

If I could give negative stars I would. This place is filthy nasty disgusting. I honestly don’t know how they are in business and haven’t been shut down yet.
Thankfully we know to bring our own blankets to hotels because you never know what your going to get. The sheets, although «white», still contained stains so we slept on top of the sheets. The floors were filthy and stained and a section of it felt like it was going to give out.
The shower looked like it had never been cleaned and was covered in stains and didn’t drain. The shower head also pointed out of the shower so it flooded the bathroom every time.
Cockroaches were found right outside our room.
There was also a huge hole in the screen for the window.
There was no parking when we checked in the first night and when we asked security they said they didn’t have enough spots for all the guests but they had an overflow down the street. What?!
Probably the most annoying part of the stay was the fact that the key wouldn’t work! We finally got so mad that we hit the door handle when we put the key in and it finally would open.
So pretty much im saying… DO NOT STAY HERE! On Expedia it is known as the Ramada Inn South so don’t let that trick you.

Whatever other reviews say; we had a very good experience with that hotel.
We had a particular problem (not a problem with the hotel; a problem on our side) with our dates for that trip, and they’ve been ale to fix it right away.

I don’t even want to give any star if I can continue without it. I was stupid enough and broke enough to book this hotel even after all the bad review. I still booked it because I called the hotel ahead of time to make sure all the things in bad reviews have been fixed such as «no hot water», «cockroach siting», «broken air condition» and many more. I requested a bottom floor because I am pregnant. When I checked in, I didn’t get bottom floor. The kid who checked me in asked his manager if he can help me with my luggage upstairs. Manager didn’t response even though it was loud enough for anyone even from outside of the lobby can hear it. Then the kid stopped bothering the manager and told me they have an elevator. So I said, I will take the elevator. After resting, I went to shower and the cold water never came on. I was running late so I showered in the ice cold water.
I went downstairs to talk to them about it and the kid again said something to his manager in Spanish. The manager didn’t apologized or looked me in the eyes to reassured me what was going on. So I said, you guys figure it now for me let me know. I will be sitting at the chair in lobby. The kid said «yes, please have a seat». A few moments later, them two started talking in Spanish again and laughing. So I interrupted and asked if anyone is taking care of my hot water. The kid said, I sent a maintenance guy to your room already. I said, «why didn’t you tell me that and I want to be in my room when someone in there. You should have told me instead of ignoring me». They said, «we are telling you now.» The manager still didn’t make eye contact at that time and finally said, «you never said anything to me. So what did you expect me to say?» They were very rude. The other kid tried to be nice but the manager is real nasty, rude and unprofessional. No sympathy or apologize whatsoever. I will never stayed there again even if it is the cheapest hotel around Disneyland. I will pay more to stay at the place with better service and things work. Turned out facilities built the hot water handle reverse by accident. So where it shows cold water is actually a hot water and vice versa. That will not be an easy fix so they should alert people who checked in. Do not stay there, you will not enjoy your stay.

I was worried when we tried to check in and our room wasn’t ready. I was really worried when I read all of the reviews about Roaches and Bedbugs. It even scared me I had trouble sleeping at first. But there was no sign of any. I had a pleasant stay here at this hotel. My room was great. It was clean and spacious. It had a refrigerator and a microwave. The bed was a little uncomfortable but not terrible. The only down side was our room was next to the elevator. (Room 211) I could hear everything that was going on. The walls are also very thin. The AC helped block out some of the noise.
They do have free wifi and a free continental breakfast from 6:30am to 10am. Overall it wasn’t terrible, you get what you pay for.

Ended up staying here for a night because we decided to extend pur disneyland trip a bit more and it was cheaper than added another night at our other hotel. First room they gave us, the card reader didnt work so they moved us. The new room was next to the elevator and laundry but we were too tired to move rooms again. The room was decent but the water pressure in the shower was nonexistent. The front desk was nice tho. I regret staying here

Worst hotel experience ever. First of all I’m pretty sure the hotel building used to be section 8 housing circa 1980. The online pictures were of the ramada plaza up the street, which is much nicer. Secondly when I had a bad feeling about leaving my car in the parking lot overnight, I was unable to get my money refunded. Laura the «manager» (its amazing what passes for management these days) was rude beyond comprehension. The condescending sharp tone, stunk of menial hotel elitism, and her attitude was tyrannical from all the years of bossing minimum wage employees. Disgusting human disgusting hotel. Not to mention the bed bug warning another user pored about.

By far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The carpet was absolutely disgusting I took my shoes off and walk from the hotel door to the bathroom to take a shower and my socks were black. The shower water would turn from scalding hot to freezing cold within minutes over and over again so don’t plan on taking a relaxing shower. The atmosphere around the hotel was awful. There were people doing drug deals in the hotel that we literally saw, prostitutes, and gang members. The grossest thing was we got into the hot tab and then realized it smelled like sewage … we hopped out so fast. Pretty sure somebody pooped in the hot tub.

SAVE YOUR MONEY, STAY SOMEWHERE ELSE.
I was looking for a place for my boyfriend and I to stay for a trip to Disneyland. Nothing fancy, just a place to crash, shower and rest since we were going to be out majority of the day anyway. I wasn’t expecting much, especially for the price, but this Ramada was worse than a Motel.
Parking is a nightmare, the lot is super small. We didn’t even want to drive anywhere for the fear of not being able to find a parking spot after! We arrived late the first night, around 11pm, lucky to have even found a parking spot. Front desk was nice, no problems with his service.
Getting up to the room, room was clean. The sink was strangely outside of the bathroom and it was located in the living room on the same counter as the TV. Weird. There was a daddy long leg spider underneath the desk with spider webs, no one has obviously cleaned under there in a while. The tub was stained with who knows what. Bed was comfy and soft, crashed for the night after a long day of driving from San Francisco.
Second day, was at Disneyland all day long, came back to the room about 12:00am-1:00am, I laid on the bed and saw something crawling in the corner of my eye. Looked at it, and saw the biggest COCKROACH. CRAWLING. ON. THE. BED. next to my head! Mind you, this was not a baby cockroach, this was a fully grown adult cockroach. Who knows how long he’s been living there! I freaked and ran to the opposite side of the room while my boyfriend killed it to death. When staying at a hotel, all I could really ask for is a CLEAN space, running hot water, and the comfort of knowing theres nothing CRAWLING in my bed!
It was about 2:00am and we scrambled to find a different hotel for the next two night. There was no way in hell I was going to sleep in a bed with HUGE bugs. Felt disgusted to know we even slept in that bed the night before. We told the front desk, he offered me another room to move into, but I quickly denied it, I was not going to stay at this hotel. We drove down the street to the Hillton Garden Inn at 2 in the morning so we could actually SLEEP.
I spoke to the main manager Patricia about refunding me for the 2 nights and told her all of our issues. (Dirty stained towels, stained tub, BUGS) She was surprisingly calm about our complaints, not very apologetic, it seemed as if it wasn’t new news to her. She was very corporative, and didn’t fight my refund request.
Her only answer to the cockroach issue was, «Sorry, there’s a lot of plants around here» That explains it!
I will never stay here again when coming back to Disneyland. I’ve learned my lesson and I will do my research before booking another hotel.
Thanks but no thanks, Ramada.

Let me just start off by saying this is by far the most DISGUSTING hotel I have ever stayed in.
I don’t even know where to start. At first the room seemed decent, spacious and clean. Little did we know, the room was full of filth everywhere. Although the sheets seemed clean, I believe there were bed bugs because I woke up with bug bites all over my right leg, my thigh, and all the way down to my foot. We found a spider crawling around the sink area where we left our toothbrushes. The sink had a very rotten/​sewer stench that we had to smell every time we we washed up and brushed our teeth! I ended up covering the open hole with a tissue to block the odor but even that did no justice. The tub leaked and we had to keep the door closed because it was non stop and the noise was very annoying. They did not provide as much towels as any other hotel would. We had to call front desk requesting more towels and they replied with «Well come downstairs and get them.» Rude! The carpets were FILTHY and my children literally had dirty «flintstone» feet from walking around the hotel room only. The TV in the living room did not work until we called maintenance to come upstairs and fix it.
The continental breakfast was gross! The pool was not heated, it was actually freezing despite the warm whether outside. Oh and on top of that, the pool key did not work and it was a drag waiting for the staff to figure out what was going on. Parking sucked! People were double parked and not to mention the police were there 2 out of the 4 nights that we stayed. There were alcohol bottles in the trash cans overflowing and cigarette smell everywhere.
The cleaners were not on top of their job duties whatsoever. When we came back from Disneyland the second day, our room was not cleaned and our beds had not been made but we were too tired to make it an issue so we just fell asleep. The following day, we went to Disneyland and came back mid day for a break because we were all tired. Well, it was around 3−4pm and the room had still not been cleaned! I stepped outside where I ran into the cleaner and advised her that our room had not been cleaned for two days and we needed her to come in to clean it. It was pretty awkward having us sit and wait on the couch while she rushed and cleaned both rooms.
I know I will avoid this dump the next time I plan a trip to So Cal. Save yourself a headache and stay somewhere else!

Not terrible but a little overpriced for how old this hotel is. For $ 75 a night we could’ve had better.

Bed bugs! Don’t stay here, filthy place incompetent staff and gave me grief about moving rooms. Do not stay here I can’t stress that enough!

Interesting place. One of these days I will be able to stay at a Disney hotel (insert sigh here…)
Stayed for 3 nights. A little shady area, but I figured the other guests were Disney families on a budget, like me.
Tried to check in early. No luck. Boo.
Stayed in a king «suite» on the 4^th floor. We were only here to sleep and shower and both of those things worked out fine. The bed was soft and sheets were clean. The shower worked just fine. It was clean as well.
I couldn’t get the volume on our tv to work. Super old tv. Crappy picture.
Anyway. For $ 44 a night this is what I expected, maybe a little better. Lol. I don’t think I would stay here again though.

Right up front I’ll let you know that we did not have bed bugs in our room. More about that later.
Parking is very limited, we were very lucky to have a spot every time we returned. We came during off season, though.
You absolutely get what you pay for, which I completely understand, and I did not expect much. My base expectations were: a flushing toilet, hot water in the shower, an A/​C that worked, and no bed bugs.
*****if you *DON’T* know what bed bugs look like or how to check for their presence, you better Google it, like, NOW.*******
This is a giant problem that you absolutely want to avoid at all costs, and it’s currently an epidemic, and they don’t know why they’re spreading so far and fast. Any hotel is fair game to bed bugs, they spread like actual wildfire, and are difficult to treat. Last year we moved into a home that had bed bugs and we didn’t have the first clue about them or that we should even check for them. Long story, but now I am severely mentally/​emotionally scarred by the experience.
I would have NEVER EVER booked a room in a place with even one single review with the word «bedbugs» in it. However, I got a deal through Expedia, and the Unilocal reviews didn’t mention bed bugs. Then after checking Google reviews on our drive out to Cali I read that someone’s room had them, and that another person found a «tick» on their pillow. (They do resemble a tick, but are reddish brown with a black spot on the tip of their butt)
So, then I really started panicking, because I’d already prepaid for the week in the room. Hubby had to talk me through it for about an hour.
We decided we’d check out the room first before bringing our stuff in and if we even saw one suspicious sign that maybe there were bedbugs we’d get our money back. (Google it. It is possible to spot their poo, it looks like a dot of black pen ink on the mattress or the along base of the wall)
Good news! No sign! Whew! Thank you Jesus…
OK, good, we passed that first hurdle.
Next, we checked the toilet and water pressure/​heat. Both in decent working condition. Water pressure was great, almost too great! If you get even a little burnt on the beach or out at a park, the shower will sting the CRAP out of your sunburn. FYI. And yes, we did wear flip flops in the shower.
A/​c, check. Very cold and awesome.
TV worked, too. We enjoyed watching Food Network at night.
There was a microwave and a mini fridge, both worked great. We brought a lot of our own food to save on restaurant eating.
The actual room was a little dingy, sure. Carpet was vacuumed, but seemed dirty just from being old. No biggie.
Our room keys did have to be reprogrammed once. Mildly annoying, but nothing outrageous.
The office staff seemed nice enough. With us, anyway. Maybe a little impatient with other guests, I could see how we’d have problems if there was anything wrong with our room etc.
There’s a computer in the lobby that you can use, they ask you to limit to fifteen minutes. It’s .50¢ per page to print something.
Continental breakfast was a nice money saver, my only complaint is I wish there were eggs. Even the weird liquid eggs that they scramble. Just a little protein to help keep the bellies full longer. Other than the lack of protein, they had cereal, toast, milk, coffee (horrible, HORRIBLE free coffee. LOL) juice, and a very nice lady making waffles. And muffins. And on the very last day we stayed, they put out instant oatmeal packages. (Wish they would’ve had oatmeal every day, but that’s OK.)
So basically carbs and carbs. Which is just fine, it’s nice to even have any free breakfast at all, I just want to be honest about what was there. It’s $ 50 bucks a night, any continental breakfast at this price is amazing!
All in all, we had a decent stay. No problems arose. But I did have this nagging feeling that we’d better tiptoe through our stay to avoid any problems. And the other guests seemed shady at times, most likely because it’s the cheapest hotel in the area.
In conclusion, it was not the best, but it met the bare minimum of my requirements and we did not have any major problems. However, I didn’t like feeling like I had to tiptoe, and in reading the other reviews I can’t help but wonder if we’d dodged a bullet this time and just happened to get lucky with our stay. Who knows.
We won’t use this hotel again, I think I’d pay out extra to feel a little more secure and welcome.
But if you’re REALLY on a budget and you’ve got kids and family, then this is a great option for you, really. Just, CHECK FOR BEDBUGS, and understand that it’s not a fancy hotel by any means whatsoever. If you lay low and reuse your towels etc, you should be fine.

C’mon folks…$ 49 a night.
The a/​c works. The fridge works. HD tv in the room. What do you want for $ 49 a night?!?
The continental breakfast was fine and king size bed was comfortable. Our room was clean and the help was friendly.
My only complaint… thin windows. We were next to the elevator and ice machine and heard them often:) We actually laughed about it. C’mon…$ 49 a night!!!