Ramada Portland

In-door Motel. Take it from a former insider, this place is a dump. If you stay in their "upgraded rooms" watch out for bed bugs. Mr. Chang, the owner, had some complaints when some guests got bitten, I saw some of the dead bugs myself. He bombed with cheap bombs, didnt ventilate, and rented the rooms the next day. And guess what, they didnt go away.

Their "new" bedding was bought used from a nice hotel. If you leave something behind good luck getting it back. If housekeeping dosn't steal it the front desk will. If you come durring cold weather ask for a blanket or two at check in, the heaters take several hours to warm up at all. But dont plan on getting your blankets quickly. Because the shuttle driver would rather go back to the airport, hoping to get a "real tip", than dig through that messy laundry room.

Oh, the pool was closed for weeks and uncovered. One guy jumped in and broke out in a nasty, itchy rash all over his body. That was pretty funny. Glad he didn't sue!

The park-n-fly is a great deal. The parking lot isn't fenced or really monitered. Break in's happen alot. Many many people complained about broken windows in my time there. Can u imagine coming back from your dream trip to Mexico to find your window smashed. Hope you have a good deductible on your insurance!

Lots of prostitutes seem to know how to get to the Ramada. That could be a plus, depending. They also host AFF Swinger parties 4 times a year. They get pretty crazy.

The bar tender Cindy isn't vary plaesant, ususally. I know I've caught her drunk more than once. She has been there longer than the owners. I think they are afraid to fire her and learn to make drinks.

The Changs, the family that owns that property are cheap and selfish. Customer Service isn't a priority to them at all, trust me. I've worked in resorts in the wine country, and five star establishments here in town. I've been a concierge, doorman, front desk agent, house man, room service, bell attendant, administrative assistant, driver. I know what I'm talking about. Stay away!…

A lodging staple for budget-minded road-trippers and business travelers.. In Short
Since the Ramada brand made its debut in 1954 in Flagstaff, Ariz., the hotel franchise has been offering dependable accommodations with budget-wise perks. Families appreciate the kids-stay-free policy for children 17 and under staying with their parents. Other amenities usually include a swimming pool, full-service restaurant, lounge, in-room data ports and voice mail. Group rates--for wedding parties, corporate groups or family reunions--are available for parties requiring 10 or more rooms per night.…

Excellent customer service!. This particular Ramada was purchased a year ago after the previous owners almost lost the Ramada name. Since then, they have updated many of the rooms. I went to them when I was looking at rooms for my wedding for out of town guests. Not only did James give me a tour of the hotel on short notice, but he gave us a fantastic rate as well! On top of that, I called him today to change the number of rooms we needed. He was very gracious and even extended the time our guests have to book a room in our block.

James is just one example of the excellent service provided by the staff at the Ramada. I will write more after we stay there. However, if this is how I am treated before I stay there, I can imagine how much better it will be when we check in!…