Ramada Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls

hotel is older and fan in bathroom was noisy. Bed had a thick mattress and the bottom sheet was standard fit--therefore it did not stay on the bed during the night. everytime you changed position during the night the bottom sheet came off the mattress and bunched up under you. Glad we only stayed one night!

Tub looked like it hadn't been cleaned in months! The tiles in the bathroom were coming off the floor and there was broken grout all over. The lid to the toilet would not stay on and fell off on my sons foot. The glass in the window was broken top to bottom. (not a clean break, could cut someone very easy) Tried to turn on the heater because of wind blowing in around the wall unit stunk so bad and even set off the smoke alarm at 4 in the morning. Went down to the desk right away to report it. I was told to open the window and take a fan out of the hall if I wanted to. Had to leave the window open the rest of the night becuase of the horrible smell, so nice when it's 35 degrees and wind is blowing in the window and you have 2 children in there. Will never stay at this property again! Have never been so disgusted!!!

Liked: The room was clean and had a nice appearance. Didn't Like: My mother, aunt, and I booked all our rooms through Priceline for an 8-day roadtrip. Ramada Inn in Sioux Falls was our 5th night out, so the reservation for it had been made and paid for at least nine days in advance of the stay, which was on a Friday night. We ran into a lot of road construction, then into two terrible rainstorms and were thrown behind schedule. When I realized that we would be late arriving, I called the motel to make sure that they had an all night desk clerk. They assured me that they did and our room would be waiting for us regardless of arrival time. We were given room 204 and immediately got an ominous feeling when the door didn't even have a number on it. The card key worked, so we went in and the room reeked of cigarette smoke, but worst of all, there was only a king-sized bed (for three adult women). While booking, I had been very careful to specify two double/queens and non-smoking. (Priceline's agent had verified each as they were being booked, then read the entire list back before we got off of the phone.) When we asked for the correct -type of room , the clerk (who was extremely nice) said that because of the weather they were booked solid and 204 was the only room left. It was almost midnight and still pouring rain, so we didn't have much choice but to try to make the best of it. She gave us a can of room freshner for the smoke odor. She thought there was a sofabed in there and came up to the room to check. There was, but it was so grungy and stained that it should have been condemned and set out on the curb for trash pickup. None of us would sleep on it. Thank goodness, I had an inflatable mattress in the trunk of my car and I ended up using it. There was something wrong with the electrical wiring in that room. The bathroom light would suddenly go off and then just as suddenly come back on. The outlet for the hair dryer worked erratically, and the bedside lamp would mysteriously begin to flicker. We were afraid to use either one. At check-out time, I complained to the manager about being given their worst room just because we had been late, and he tried to say that Priceline had booked that Kingsize for us. When I told him why I knew that was not true, he said that if I would call directly next time that he could give a better deal and that I would be sure to get the type room that I requested. He also offered to give us a discount voucher to use if we were ever through there again. What a laugh. Our next night was in Missouri, and also at a Ramada Inn. It was nice, clean, comfortable and what we had asked for, but when we checked out, a lady who looked Middle Eastern, told us that if we had called directly instead of using Priceline that they could have given us a better price. It seems to me that these motels are glad to use a booking company when business is slow, but if something unexpected drives customers in on their own and they can up the price of their rooms, they begrudge having to honor those reservations and even feel justified in downgrading those customers to the lowest possible point. In summary, may I suggest that folks think long and hard before letting Priceline book them into a Ramada Inn. We had no trouble at all with AmericInn, Best Western, Quality Inn, or Hampton Inn motels.

My daughter and I stayed here one night. It was a nice room. The best mattress that I have ever slept on in a motel. The pillows were great also. It was a great experience. If I ever go back, I will stay here again.

Pool was kinda small, only 3-4 ft., it was nothing real fancy, but very nice and clean for the price. Awesome breakfast- french toast, hard boiled eggs, waffles, muffins, yogurt, toast, hot and cold cereal. The shower head had several setting, including massage....FANTASTERIFIC! I would go here again!

We stayed at the Ramada Limited on a VERY cold night, Feb. 8,08. The heat worked well!The mattresses and pillows were very comfortable. Enjoyed the spacious room. Cordial and helpful staff. Tasty coninental breakfast. Especially enjoyed the yummy waffles. Great location. Looking forward to staying there again!

This was a great stay for me and my sister. We loved the arcade and pool. It was nice for our christmas party for the family since we had a pool side suit. It had two rooms and a mini kitchen.

The pool area is nice and some of the rooms have direct access to it. The hotel is clean, the rooms decent and the staff friendly. Moreover, pets are accepted, which is important to us. We will definitely return.

I would like to say that this hotel is one of the best building I've stayed at. It was fully sprinklered and there was Illuminated Exits on the floor where the exit door was along w/ at the top of the door. and was fully handicapped accessible. I would highly recommend this hotel.

We were a late check-in and greeted with a smile. The rooms are on one level and easy to find from the lobby. Although a little dated, the rooms were clean. The breakfast was typical waffles and cereal, but they added cold hard-boiled eggs.