Ramada Limited Salt Lake Draper, Draper

Never again will I stay at a hotel like this for the price of a hotel to stay at. The new female blond manager was like a prison warden towards her mostly non english speaking maid crew. They all almost quit on the same day. She got into a yelling match with the male hispanic maid manager and then fired him on the spot the same day. This same female blond did her laundry in the laundry room used by the maids to do guests linen and towels over the weekend even though she was not starting her manager job until the next monday. Can anyone explain that?? Her teenage kids were noisy all day long. All seriousness, this lady needs to be removed as manager and someone else replace her. If there is a large group of business people staying, you can forget about the so called "continental breakfast" unless you stand there at 5 45am waiting for it to open. By the 6 30 there will be scraps and no coffee until the desk personnel re supply it. The rooms were OK, with refrigerator and microwave, plus TV had disney which is good for small children. Only good thing about staff was that desk personnel were friendly, polite and courteous, plus a very hard working friendly maid crew. But, overall go somewhere else if you can.

October, 2005: Upon checking in, I noticed the hoards of people wandering the hallways and was somewhat taken aback by their forwardness. Apparently these were other guests but the feeling was that the hotel had been overrun. The second night, at 3 a.m., the hoards apparently decided to hold a general conference in the hallway. It was so loud they might has well have convened in my room. It took THREE telephone calls to the front desk to resolve the problem, which involved quite a number of slamming doors that shook the entire building. Ah, but the fun was just beginning! On the third night, a domestic dispute broke out in the middle of the night. The infant screamed and wailed while a man and woman and their respective teams exercised their conflict at top volume. Ringing the front desk, I was told they were in the process of dialing 9-1-1. This was after a significant escalation process. This is not a big hotel. This conflict brewed for quite some time until it reached epic proportions. Is the front desk encased in an invisible soundproof barrier? Could the staff not hear the pandemonium occurring on the second floor? (It is connected to the lower hall adjacent to the front desk by an open stairway.) Be forwarned! Before you book this hotel, ask who else is going to be staying there. If there is any indication that the magazine sales conventioneers from Detroit are going to be in town, look elsewhere. This warning should also include the caveat that there is a stockyard blocks from the hotel, but I couldn't smell it once I was inside my room.