Ramada West Memphis

Ok. So I understand that this is a recent remodel but it was so clearly a former ultra low dollar dwelling. The window units were removed and put up on the wall with a remote on the nightstand, the wallpaper was peeling in our room, there was hair from the last occupant in the bathtub, the security latch was falling off and we had to rescrew it ourselves, the lampshade was dented in and our room seemed like something out of a dark comedy once we got settled. The closed pool has a cover that is only partially covering the pool and reveals a green grossness I don’t even want to consider the bacteria level of.
That being said, the free breakfast in the morning was very helpful, the price was relatively low (although high in my opinion for the accommodations) and the staff couldn’t have been more delightful and helpful. Upon checkin, the woman manning the counter was especially accommodating for our family with two small children, one of whom has special needs. I was grateful for her kindness & the extra star is for her alone.

Clean. Two double beds. Good price. Well-​lit parking lot. Microwave and mini fridge. Breakfast had cereals and hot waffle maker and other items but I didn’t use it. Outdoor pool closed for the season (Late September). It used to be a motel but converted to hotel because of the indoor hallway added along the side of the building and the doors/​windows from the rooms opened to the hallway. Friendly staff called us when we checked in to see if our room was good. Modern flat screen TV. Pretty quiet on a Monday night.

Not a 4 star hotel but its better than most 2 – 2 ½ star hotels
Lots of remodeling and very convenient location, I was pleasantly surprised plus I get Wyndham points.
Great beds and pillows, new LG flatscreen TV’s. rooms have temp control thermostats. Micro and refrigerator.
Complete hot breakfast, outdoor pool (I used it), room was quiet, and we both slept well
Not as nice as a Hampton or holiday inn but better than any of the cheap chains
I would stay here again

When I checked in, I was given Room 237 — and «The Shining» fan I am, I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. But Tony’s here to tell you this place is okay.
We made it through the craziness that is I-​40W a bit after dusk. The Ramada is paired up with another hotel so it was a slight hunt to find the lobby but a minute or so later there it was. A quick check-​in to our room, which had a fridge, and we had a pretty good rest starting almost immediately afterwards.
The breakfast was about as big of a spread as you get in chain hotels, so there’s something for everyone. Though the cereal labeled «Special K» was actually Corn Flakes, so if that’s going to ruin your trip best to just tell you now. I coped.
In any case this was about as cheap as it got for a breakfast-​serving place in the Memphis area, and it more than served the purpose. I hope my words won’t lead you astray, and should you get Room 237 say hi — I’ll be the one in the bathtub.

We only choose this place for two reasons: 1 — we needed to rest for the night on our road trip and 2 — all hotels appeared booked. The front desk lady was very nice when we checked in. The room was ok. Things appeared clean. Had a laundry/​dryer for us to use upstairs. Breakfast was not good at all.

Not a bad place when you need a quick off the highway affordable place. I like to stick with Holiday Inn but they were booked The rooms were clean — the bathroom was a little out of date but clean. No fridge but I just put lots of ice in the cooler. The staff was friendly and helpful. The breakfast was decent with lots of variety.

For a Ramada, it was actually a pretty decent hotel. My room contained a large flat screen TV, a microwave, a large refrigerator and a decent restroom. I was very comfortable in my room and contained all I needed. The free internet worked very well and I got a good night’s sleep. I did not get an opportunity to eat the free continential breakfast because I rather not wake up so early to get the food.

Didn’t have a great experience here. Staff wasn’t friendly.
Rooms are small and on the dirty side. Pool is teeny tiny.
This is an old style outdoor access hotel that has had corridors added on, or at least I think they were an add on. The end result of that for us was that it was difficult to move luggage around.
Breakfast was pretty good. I’d probably give it a 1 ½ stars if I could.
We wouldn’t stay here again.

Great location, couldn’t have been easier from i40 going east. Basic hotel with weird layout, I guess it was a motel that has been enclosed. Room was clean and staff was friendly and helpful. No fan in the bathroom and elevator was broken but it was a good price and included breakfast with make your own waffles. Also we appreciate that when we called we were quoted a price including a taxes and fees.

Because our booking agent wanted to save $ 15 /​night on a hotel, I’m stuck in this dump for three days.
What sucks about this place?
A) No Internet (I’m sitting in the Holiday Inn lobby next door)
B) Angry /​Dumb Staff (Can’t figure out how to reset internet, continued to argue that we didn’t have a reservation even after I pointed out that the reason it wasn’t coming up was the space in our tour managers name)
C) Shitty location (unless you like dog racing)
D) Every room smells like hookers and smoke
E) Television is from 1977
On the upside, the hotel is eerily quiet and I’m exhausted — so at least I’ll get some sleep tonight.

I stayed here during my trip to Memphis for the Beale Street Blues Festival. Luckily, my friend had a car and drove us across state lines everyday.
This place is relatively cheap (~85 per night for 2 double beds), clean, no extra amenities like fridge or microwave, but internet in the lobby as well as wifi, breakfast includes some of the better biscuits & gravy I’ve ever had, small workout room with three cardio machines once you’re done with breakfast, pool if it’s not pouring rain, close to the freeway, but we were at the back of the building and heard no traffic noise whatsoever. No stores or anything nearby — one restaurant, a couple convenient stores, casino across the freeway if you’re so inclined.
Served it’s purpose.