Ramada by Wyndham SeaTac Airport North

nothing

location, building, décor, breakfast started at 6 and we left at 4.

Ramada dropped my reservation.

Budget Hotel through and through.

The hotel is affordable and close to the airport. The continental breakfast is a bit minimal, but they had a Waffle maker, so SCORE!!! There is a workout room with the basic equipment (it a bit funky located in the garage, but a rare luxury in a budget hotel) The staff was quite nice too.

The rooms are below the usual Ramada standard. When I arrived the bathroom door was locked. After they unlocked it, the toilet was plugged up and unusable, so they had to send a maintenance guy up to sort it out. The A/C was pretty noisy and looked/felt like it was on its last legs. Finally, the shower plumbing was jacked up, and it was nearly impossible to get a decent temperature (too hot or too cold were easy) while also having water pressure... it was the plumbing equivalent of having to hold the TV antenna to get decent reception (sorry, those under about 50 have no idea what I am talking about).

Overnight before flight out 7AM

Closeness to Seatac Price

Got sent to room already occupied Walls kinda thin Neighbor coming and going all night with door slamming

Okay hotel for limited stays

I enjoyed the staff at the Ramada Inn. They were always very friendly, courteous, helpful, and always helped to work through problems. The breakfast was sufficient as well. The location was convenient as it was not located in a busy area and we were able to get in and out of the city with little to no issues.

The Ramada Inn is definitely a limited hotel--I would say that that it is best for limited stays. I brought a large group of students for a week long stay, which I must say was maybe a little too long. The beds were uncomfortable, one room smelled, and one room had mold in the bathroom. The staff was friendly and moved our bus driver promptly when we mentioned the issue. The rooms were cleanish. The blankets were small and definitely not enough for two people--I ended up using my own blanket to stay warm. Overall, if I were to return, it would be one or two days at most.