I went to get the complementary breakfast and I noticed the waffle batter didn't come out normally and it took a minute. I didn't think anything of it, but after I cooked and ate the waffle batter, which I believe was probably rotten, I threw up violently. Proceed with caution with the breakfast area cause it doesn't seem like they really care too much to tend to it. Also the pillows are barely the size of your head. Not comfy at all. read more

I was really impressed with the customer service! Sham Patel waived my deposit and all the staff was super friendly! I'll be staying here again. read more

Unpleasant Stay at Ramada - Would Not Recommend I recently stayed at the Ramada hotel, and it was by far one of the worst hotel experiences I've had. From the moment I walked in, I was disappointed. The carpet throughout the building was heavily stained and gave off a noticeable odor. My room had the same unpleasant smell, and I had to ask the staff to spray room deodorizer just to make it bearable. Speaking of the staff, they were incredibly rude. When I checked in, they were short-tempered and unfriendly, not just to me but to the guests who were in line before me as well. Even the cleaning staff I encountered during my stay were unpleasant and did not contribute to a welcoming atmosphere. One of the worst parts of my stay was the noise. There was either a child or a dog running non-stop in the room above mine. It was so loud and disruptive that I had to bang on the ceiling to get their attention, as the constant running made it impossible to relax. The breakfast was a huge letdown. The options were limited to old yogurt and a waffle maker. It certainly did not meet any expectations for a proper hotel breakfast, especially for the price I paid. I was in the area to paraglide, but based on this experience, I would never stay at this Ramada again. There are many other hotels in the same price range nearby that look far better and likely offer a more comfortable, pleasant stay. Save yourself the trouble and book elsewhere. Rooms: 1 Service: 1 Location: 5 read more

I was in the area to run a marathon and only needed a place to crash for the night. This was the cheapest that I could find in the area, so here I was. Usually Ramadas are pretty good, but this one was definitely subpar. After checking in at the front desk to get my room key, I was greeted by 3 flies in room. Normally, I can swat them with one of the hand towels. However, they were quite elusive. Thankfully, they left me alone for the most part. Besides those flies, the room was adequate for a short stay as everything was in working condition. There were some screaming in the hallway by what appeared to be little kids during the night, but I was too tired to care. If I had to stay longer, I would probably look elsewhere. read more

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ya get for what you pay for. Not as many bed bugs as the reviews say. Smell is there. But not bad. Reviews make it sounds scary but it wasn't horrible. read more

01/19/2025 - I booked my room online and redeemed a free night for 7,500 points using the Wyndham Rewards app, which proved to be a valuable tool in saving me $71 for my one-night stay. Upon arrival like around 12:15 after midnight, I was unaware that a $100 deposit was required to check in, despite having redeemed my points three months prior. However I didn't had enough cash or funds in my debit card for the deposit and the receptionist was unfriendly and informed me of the deposit requirement, which caused me distress and left me without accommodations for the night. I was forced to spend the night on the streets, I was crying in tears feeling vulnerable and uncertain about my safety, I felt like I was a homeless person overnight, it was below freezing temperatures at the time almost had a frost bite and hyperthermia, I had sought a temporarily refuge at a nearby Rancheritos Mexican Food around 1 AM since it is opened 24 hours, and thankfully I had a little bit of cash on hand to get myself something to eat and cup of water and temporarily took a little nap, when Starbucks opened nearby I took another 4 hours as a temporary refuge and had some coffee and took a mini nap until sunrise almost til 9 AM until the Salt Lake Express Bus arrived and got back on the road to my destination and arranged an Airbnb stay I booked 3 months prior before my arrival in Logan, UT and once I after arrived at my Airbnb unit I felt so much better and slept all the way. I was disappointed with the service I received at the Ramada hotel and will not be patronizing any Wyndham-owned Ramada properties that charge excessive incidental fees. I contacted Wyndham 1-800 toll free number and was able to have my 7,500 points reimbursed, which I plan to use for future stays at other Wyndham properties. I would not recommend booking a stay at this hotel due to their unfair policies. read more

DO NOT STAY HERE IF YOU HAVE A FAMILY. this place is a huge safety concern. Found needles in the parking lot, people in and out all night in the parking lot, and hotel. Manager is aware of situation, and shrugged me off upon checkout. Had a 6 night stay booked here. Only stayed one night since we would have lost out on the one night due to policy. Didn't realize how bad it was until needles were found in the morning. Our room was horrendous! Blood on curtain, dirt and hair in corners, carpet was filthy to the touch, shower didn't even work!!!. Hallways, doors...everything was broken or dirty. This would be a great place to stay if you were hard on your luck, transitioning out of being incarcerated, or just want to party your life away smoking meth, and shooting up heroin. But not to stay on an average road trip. The Manager didn't care at all when we brought all these issues up. He basically shrugged us off and told us to leave. Told us to call customer care if we had a problem. SO JUST STAY AWAY FROM HERE, unless you are falling into above category I stated. read more

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so I've stayed here more than once and it has its ups and downs the carpet is really dirty it has a weird smell feel like the beds could be better!! The breakfast sucks it's pretty decent inside the room for the price I've noticed a lot of drug dealers and crackhead staying here But yeah you'll get a phone call when your TV is too loud because it's waking up somebody else But yet they allow dogs and cats and birds and lizards inside the room but complaining about my tv too loud i mean at least have a hot breakfast and a pool or a Jacuzzi before you complain about the noise At least security because it seems like they just let anybody pull up don't let the good photos that they have on the Internet fool you read more

my car was broken into while my 1 night stay visiting a friend and i asked to get camera footage from the time fame that i sent and they said they would get back to me but never did. absolutely terrible customer service and even worse experience, someone broke into my car left my light on took my airpods and everything.. and my car got a new dent on the rear view mirror read more

If I could leave zero stars I would. This is probably the worst hotel in the area. The hotel amenities are a work of fiction. Here's a few: Daily Housekeeping, nope they do every third day; 24 hour fitness center, nope currently used to store broken stuff; 32" flatscreen TV, yeah it's there you just can't see anything. The a/c unit sounds like a freight train is running through the room. Oh and cleanliness...just take a look at the picture. This is unsettling and really makes the brand look awful. I was going to stay a few days but I'll be leaving early. read more

Ramada by Wyndham Draper - Dirty bathroom toilet. - Hotels Near Me - Draper, Utah

Pretty poor shape. Old candy on the floor. No smoking hotel smells like marijuana. No pool/hot tub. Filthy carpet. Standard room with small refrigerator and microwave. Don't think we'll will be back. read more

Ramada by Wyndham Draper - Old candy - Hotels Near Me - Draper, Utah

I stayed here for one night due to early morning business in Orem. Even though I usually stay at the Ramada Limited location on South State street in Salt Lake City, this version is not so bad by comparison. In fact, it met my expectations of having a clean room, close proximity to I-15, and being within a safe environment. First off, I was lucky to have been placed in a room toward the rear of the building on the first floor. I did not hear too much of the I-15 traffic at all. That, and I was able to walk out of the back door to my car in a matter of 10 seconds. Quite convenient. My room was exceptionally clean, yet I don't understand why there are very few power outlets within the room. When you have a cell phone, tablet, laptop, etc to charge up all at once, its a bit disappointing to see only one or two available power outlets. The building engineers either missed this one, or designed the building to deliberately piss off the patrons. Either way, the room was fine. Breakfast was "so-so", in that there were mini-doughnuts (yuck), waffles, yogurt, and bagels as well as coffee and orange juice. Not bad, yet no major complaints. While I think that there is a gym here, there is absolutely no indoor or outdoor pool on the premises. This is quite unlike the South State street location, but whatever. The front desk folks are genuinely nice, yet I didn't quite appreciate the fact of the morning manager (presumably the owner) following me down the hall at 5:30 AM after I had already taken my clothes out of the upstairs laundry facility's dryer. That was a complete dick move on his part that was absolutely not appreciated. This gave me the impression that I didn't belong in the hotel, despite the fact that my presence was known while going up the stairs to wash clothes an hour prior in the first place. Definitely a step up from a Motel 6, yet I would consider this place as a Plan B alternative when staying south of Salt Lake City. read more

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Horrible place. Stinks like smoke and air fresheners. Carpet is old and worn out looks nasty. Rooms are old and worn out. Linens are old and stained. Towels are old and torn apart. If your desperate you might stay here read more

DO NOT stay here! I can not even begin to explain how disgusting this hotel is. Stains on the bed, carpet, chairs...I don't feel comfortable taking my shoes off and I think I'm going to sleep on a towel... But even the towels are gross! The sheets have holes all around the bottom and are rubber. Literally rubber. I'm beyond grossed out. The air conditioner is super loud and it smells in here. It feels very unsafe here. I've been here 2 hours and I'm scared to go to sleep. Weird people walking around the lobby. Spend the extra money and stay in a nicer place down the street! Too bad my work prepaid and I'm stuck now for another 2 days! read more

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This place definitely needs a complete remodel . Holes in bathroom door ( patched horrible) Stains on chair, dirt on bed skirts. Front desk people were terrible .The morning guy at the desk was right out the door smoking , cigarette butts everywhere. Trash in the parking lot. 3 different motor homes and trailers in the parking lots , looked like people were living in. Another trailer filled with junk. We left a day early. Due to Covid no extra's , but the price is the same. read more

24th street cafe - Bakersfield Day1 - What a train wreck! Very hot outside and the lobby is not very cool. The young lady at the front desk is frazzled as she can understand a person on the phone who wants 9 rooms instead of 8. Ok I get it she is young and alone. But she made no disguise of her frustration So we finally get our room and find out on second floor no elevator hmmm ok I guess. And the hallways like the lobby are barely cooled. We get to our room and there are candy wrappers all around the bed-which looked nicely made. My hubby goes to the bathroom and the door is literally off the wall-see photo. The towel bar is broken and can hold maybe an ant-again see photo. We call down to front desk and are told by the same young lady no one can fix anything and she can move us rooms tomorrow-seriously tomorrow. Ok we try to make the best of it the shower is just a fiberglass overlay to the tile that was already there. Sorry no photo The walls are so thin you can hear every flush, shower and conversation. Luckily our roommates on either side are nice fairly quiet families. My hubby after all the broken stuff then decides to pull the bed back and look for bugs-luckily none found. Not a bite on the three of us. This place was super cheap and you get what you pay for-bit of paint, clean sheets and ac. Next time we will pay the extra $5 and stay at the Marriott! Day2 - so we get back to our room and across the hall is a couple letting us know how much and how hard they "like it". Good thing that only last 20 minutes or so. I felt bad for the folks on either side of them. We only heard it in the hallway coming/going to get ice and more towels-which were given with a " do you really need them" attitude. Mind you we have not had our room serviced as there is no safe in the room and we aren't going to take our stuff w us all day. Day 3 So we gone most of the day so nothing to report Day 4-checkout went down to check out the breakfast. Usual fair of coffee sweet breads cereal and yogurt. All purchased from Costco. The toast people were making were setting the fire alarm off and the rooms was cramped and stuffy. The gentleman manning the room made no attempt to be unseen but was irritated that folks were taking things out and asking for refills of coffee. We got what we paid for-cheap place to lay our heads. Next time the Hilton or Marriott. read more

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Horrible stay. Use to like staying here now it's nothing but crack heads and meth adits. Stomping around all night into the morning time. Front desk super rude. Stained carpets, horrible smells, horrible stained bedding, holes in walls, paint all over walls and floors, etc. Will never stay here again. Not to mention someone hit my car and they could care less. Go ahead and stay here if you don't value your life. read more

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This is one of a number of $60-per-night-ish Wyndham hotels around the greater Salt Lake area, but of the ones I've tried I'd put this one close to the top (behind the Microtel near the airport) for overall quality and value. This one is in a way more convenient area though, within walking distance of a Smiths and a bunch of restaurants. Room was solid lower-midscale and in good shape overall. A small step up over the usual budget motel. Fridge / micro standard and good WiFi. Only real downside was no hot breakfast (just the usual waffles). read more

If I could give this a zero review I would . This room is filthy, smells disgusting and horrible. There's cigarette burns on the bedding! There are pink splatters everywhere! The bedding is stained! The pink armchair has black armrests! There is hair all over the bathroom and there are dead bugs everywhere! Never stay here! read more

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Excellent hotel for the price! We checked in with no hassle, and a friendly face at the front desk (thanks Jackie!) No problems checking in with my service dog, either. A very reasonable 10 dollars per dog for my other two dogs. Definitely a dog friendly place! The room was very clean, the bathroom was spotless, and the bed was comfortable. My only complaint about the bed is that the pillows weren't big enough. They were comfy, though! The air conditioner is a little touchy... you have to make sure the curtains are open a bit or it just recycles the air behind it and freezes off for a while. It keeps the room nice and cold if you remember that, though. Overall, our two night stay was great, and I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for an inexpensive place to stay in the area. read more

Ramada by Wyndham Draper - The dogs relaxing after a long drive. - Hotels Near Me - Draper, Utah

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Worst hotel I have ever been in. It was very dirty and reeked of marijuana smell. Wasn't cleaned before we checked in. We ended up not staying there the night. read more

This place is horrible when we first check the I have 2 rooms one for me and my Lisa and one for my mom and dad . first room they gave us smelled like cigarette smoke and it a non smoking room. So they moved us up stairs . That room wasn't bad but they only give you 2 towels per room and I had 4 people in my room the maid was very rude when I asked for more towels. She said thy only give each room 2 towels. I am so pissed I paid for 4 people in my room and I can't get a towel for each of us. I tried calling the front desk no answer I have to walk my self down stairs looking crazy because I have to ask for towels before I can shower. I will never stay at the Ramada again. Oh I forgot to mention my mom room has mold in the bathroom . read more

Well what can I say. The staff is friendly and willing to help. Problem is the strange people that are allowed to live in the parking lot. The mattress's were really gross and not comfortable at all. I was very disappointed and they have a great location, but this hotel needs a total upgrade . Spend the $ you have a good location and a good maintenance staff willing too work. Homeless people at the rear door on the first floor isn't a good idea. Tile the halls upgrade all the rooms to match the lobby and get rid of the parking garage and you will have a really nice place. I feel bad giving a bad review, but I'm being very honest with you the owners a future customers. Hope you put some money into this place, because it's not up to Wydam standard at all. Good Luck read more

Front desk was nice. I clicked onto the south salt lake Ramada and booked but it booked me in Draper. Didn't realize this. First things first the hotel smells very off. Our room was weird smelling as well. The bed came from a 1970's trailer park horrible spring mattress. Not satisfied when I could of stayed at a nicer hotel for the same price. I don't recommend this unless you're here to have an affair. read more

Ramada by Wyndham Draper - Hotels Near Me - Draper, Utah

Not the best, but not the worst either. We were traveling with a dog, staying only 1 quick night (8pm to 8am) so I was looking for a budget place (i.e. Cheapskate). I got the room super cheap on hotels.com, so I feel like we got what we needed and what we paid for. Room was pretty small, but fairly clean. Carpet of course could use a good shampooing, but I've seen worse. Beds were comfortable (sleep number beds!!) and the roll-away we needed was decent (for one of my kids). No real great amenities, but decent on the necessities. My kids liked the free breakfast (baked goods, juices, cereal, waffles, etc) read more

As we drove away from the Ramada Limited this morning, I said aloud "I'm going to say nice things about this place." We had a great 3-nights stay and had absolutely no problems with anything. The Ramada Limited has got all your basic amenities (coffee maker, cable tv, hot water in the shower, continental breakfast, etc.) plus some nice extras in your room (fridge, microwave, wireless internet). We had a clean room, clean sheets, lots of pillows, fresh towels; nothing missing. The continental breakfast includes your basics, but we found the waffle machine up and running this morning so we got to have fresh waffles with our coffee! There's also an on-site coin-operated washer and dryer available, very tempted to use this when our snowboarding clothes started getting gross. Bringing me to the next cool thing about this place - we booked a ski & hotel package; the lift tickets are still the same price, but you get a discount rate on the room (I think that's how it works). **Check for availability*** Saved a ton on lodging cost by staying at the Ramada. It may seem far from the ski resorts, but we were on the slopes within 30-35 minutes (Solitude / Brighton). The hotel is also half a block away from a big shopping area that includes a Smith's and Kohl's plus restaurants like Goodwood BBQ Company, Panda Express, Fazoli's, Guadalahonky's, Applebee's, and Jamba Juice, just to name a few. If that's not enough, just keep driving up 89 and you'll pass just about anything you might be hungry for. The hotel staff is friendly and helpful, the front desk guy checked the road report for us one morning when we were heading up into the mountains. Nice to see friendly faces look up at you when you walk in through the door. Thank you Ramada Limited - I had a very pleasant stay :) read more

Stood here for three nights and in the beginning I really didn't enjoy the location, it's off a industrial street with no left turn so just be careful when entering it. Anyhow, the room I stood in needed some TLC since the room phone was missing buttons as to say "hey! Don't bother us!". Besides that the lighting in the room was confusing in some way, but I do agree that the beds are comfortable and for the price you can't go wrong. Breakfast is including which I didn't try at all, but people staying actually were on that option. The bathroom sink is outside the bathroom, ala Motel 6! I could have just stayed at one really but booking here I thought I would get a better room. Place isn't bad but in the name I figured it could have been better. And to that moron that stole my Do Not Disturb sign I like to thank you will my middle finger since the cleaning lady knocked at 9am and not earlier. Good thing I wake up early regardless on vacation or not. Desk staff seems young and on their phones then actually understanding how work works. Try them out for yourself and you be the judge. Plenty of parking that's for sure. read more

Con: Our room smells like mildew, there were five flies in the room, the furnitures are dirty and sticky. The air conditioner and bathroom fan is loud. Pro: there's WiFi, a microwave and fridge if you need it. Only stay for one night if you are trying to save money! read more

We did not have a reservation. Price was good with AAA card. The guy at front desk was very nice. Told me where to park that was right in front of a door to enter the hotel. There was plenty of hot water. Clean towels. I really liked the shampoo & soap they provided. I think my only complaint is that the comforter on the bed had stains.. Ewwwwww. read more

Worst place I ever attempted to stay, the noise was so bad we left in the middle of the night and went to another hotel. They refused to refund our money because we checked into the room. But we did not know there Wes a problem till we got in. read more

This place is a complete Dump!!! You all giving it anymore than that must be friends or work there. I hated it beyond words!!! Dirty, old furniture that is beyond anything I have seen!! Wyndham should ashamed of having there name associated with this place. Awful place!!!! Prison cell would have been nicer!!! I to didn't dare take my shoes off. Beds are terrible, pillows are terrible. Everything is terrible!!! Amen.. read more

Let's start with the obvious: noise. It is located right on the freeway. Normally motels along freeways try to follow something to stifle the noise. Not here. If it's not the sound of the never-calm freeway overnight, it's the construction site next door. Also overnight. They didn't bother to put insulation around the windows, seal the windows or the air unit on the wall, or even use proper double-paned windows! They didn't bother putting a filter on the air unit, which is a big no-no around here, especially in the summer, because of the dust. Basically, whatever is outside the air intake, is what you get. It's a good thing we were only passing through for a night, because I woke up in the middle of the night with a severe allergy attack. The walls in the bathroom have obvious signs of mold and mildew coming through the paint. Basically, if the noise factor alone doesn't bother you, then feel free to stay here. Just bring a mask of some kind to wear over your mouth and nose at all times, and stock up on those superhero strength allergy medications, even if you don't have severe allergies. read more

The room itself was cute and the bed comfy but our room was infested with ants because there was left over food from the previous person meaning that they did a crappy cleaning job. We found a mini pizza box hidden behind the cupboard where the microwave was and there was food in the trash can in the bathroom. *Gross* The T.V worked for the first 30min we were there then after that white noise the rest of our stay. We told the person at the front desk about these issues and they had us speak to their manager who was in a meeting and the manager said they would email us for 1 one night free stay. It has been nearly week and nothing. We have tried calling and no one answered. read more

I guess it's a step up from Motel 6. Wifi is free, not the fastest but does the job. Continental breakfast is everything but eggs and meat, which is alright. Just a small eating area and tight spaces to squeeze between tables. Our room was clean thankfully besides what people say. Yes there was stains on the chairs but I didn't sleep on that. Our AC was loud, it hummed and seemed to struggle. Got hot while sleeping so had to keep adjusting it. When it finally worked it got cold and felt great under the covers. We reserved one king size bed but somehow they didn't have any so we settled with two queen size beds. The oddest thing was our sheets felt like tarp. Was so hard and crunchy. So we removed it. read more

Ramada by Wyndham Draper - Hmm. Can't just get a bulb? - Hotels Near Me - Draper, Utah

Not the worst hotel I've stayed in. It's definitely out dated... wall paper is peeling of the wall. It's clean, staff is friendly, it's close to everything. My main complaint is that you can hear everything from the rooms around you... people talking, water running, vacuum down the hall... read more

Dirty! Holes patched in walls. A ton of kids slamming doors and screaming at 11pm at night. Desk didn't do anything. Breakfast is crap. Coffee, cereal. Yuck read more

We tried this location out because of the location and cheaper prices. Boy was that a big mistake. The young front desk girl was extremely hard to understand and she was obviously new, even though her name tag said "manager". The room was extremely basic, old tv, old everything really. There was no hot water, not even luke-warm. So we called the front desk and they took about an hour and called back and said it's fixed. Not sure how that happens, but at least they fixed it. Then we sit on the edge of the beds, and they both literally tipped over off their frames. It looked like they put queen size beds on twin size frames. We had to get on front the middle bottom and inch our way up carefully to keep from tipping over. It was a nightmare. The parking lot was sketchy and full out young creepy looking kids hanging out all night. Overall, you'll save a few bucks but won't enjoy the stay. read more

This place is okay if you have pets. I have a very bad experience in this hotel. On the first day after I came home from work (I am on official travel) my room key was disabled. I asked the front desk why it is disabled and instead of telling me why, I was asked "who's gonna pay for your accomodation?" I said politely: "Isn't my credit card details in there?" This person still insisted to see my credit card and asked me again: "who's gonna pay?" I got irritated and told him "I am going to pay for my accomodation. What's your problem?" Long story short, my key was enabled and this moron never apologized. Second day after work: I went back to the front desk and asked in a loud voice: "WHY IS MY KEY DISABLED AGAIN? Do you do this to everybody or is it just me because I am asian?" Another guy who seemed to be the manager apologized and told me maybe it was the cleaning ladies who did it. So I thought to myself, these houseekeeping ladies have the capacity to disable keys? I dont know, maybe somebody can explain to me why housekeeping are given the authority to disable guests' keys. The bed is old, wires protrude. Pillows are very old. Pillows are worn so they folded the cover and compressed them to make them throw pillows so then you'd have throws for the night. Sofa is full of stains I had to pull a sheet from my bed to be able to sit on it. The floor is very dirty so if you have alergies you might have to think not twice but five times. It is only by the reception area that appears to be clean and presentable. Not to mention the heater that's malfunctioning, the heat turns to cold air sometimes. And breakfast? Well, if you are not picky you'd eat the same thing everyday (bread and tiny donuts). They have cereals which is the usual american diet. They have oatmeal on top of the microwave but you have to make it on a styro and stick it in the microwave. Their coffee....nah! I'm so glad I moved to another hotel that is much, much cleaner. So overall...customer service is very bad. I hope the management would find time to read reviews because their staff are the ones representing Ramada. read more

I agree with everything Diana T of Covina wrote, with one large codicil. Let me just add, first that the hotel is dog friendly, and is in a safe walkable area. I walked the half mile to Smiths (a Kroger grocery) at midnight with no fear or trepidation. But, we have been staying there for approximately every other week end for several months. One week end, my daughter developed "hives" We stayed in the same room again, not the next week end, and she got the "hives" again. They weren't hives, but bed bug bites. Once we figured it out, we told the desk, and they closed the room and brought in bug killers. However, they refunded only one nights' charge and offered 1/2 on the next stay. I have countered, but haven't heard back. this is the best advice I've read about bedbugs: By Amanda MacMillan Head straight for the bathroom Before you check out your hotel room's minibar or oceanfront view, give it a thorough bedbug inspection--and until you've done that, stash your luggage in the loo. "Bedbugs are least likely to be found in the bathroom," says Missy Henriksen, vice president of public affairs for the National Pest Management Association. "They don't like the tile floors and there aren't as many hiding places. They like to be closer to where people may be sleeping." Inspect the bed Here's how to check for a bedbug infestation: Pull back the linens, and check all the way around and under the mattress and behind the headboard. Look for blood stains or small black dots that look like mold or ground pepper, says Christine Johnson, PhD, a behavioral ecologist in the American Museum of Natural History's Division of Invertebrate Zoology, in New York City. Check for the critters too. Bedbugs are about the size and shape of an apple seed, and you may find them hiding in corners or seams of the bedding. If you see any suspicious signs, alert the hotel staff immediately. Check the room Next, broaden your bedbug search to the area immediately surrounding the bed: behind picture frames, under the telephone and alarm clock, and even in books, says Johnson. Studies have shown that most bedbugs are found in or within 15 feet of a bed, but some may still be further away. Check in the cushions and seams of any couches or soft chairs, and in the closet before putting your clothes away. Keep luggage off the ground Leaving suitcases and bags on the floor--or on a second spare bed--may be one way to bring home an unwanted souvenir, says Henriksen. "Bedbugs can travel (from) room to room, so even if initially you don't have them, they could be in the room next to yours and they may come looking for meal sources," she says. For the duration of your trip, keep your bags on the desktop, on top of the dresser, or on a luggage rack in the room. (Don't leave clothing lying out, either!) Wrap suitcases in plastic For extra protection, keep your suitcase encased in plastic during your trip, says Henriksen. Storage and luggage retailers also sell zip-up bags specifically for this purpose. "I've even seen people traveling with garbage bags wrapped around their suitcases," Henriksen says. This precaution can protect your belongings not only in your hotel room, but also in transit; bedbugs can also hide in airplanes, trains, and taxis. Teach kids hotel protocol Tell your children why you're inspecting the hotel room and what you're looking for. "We teach kids our concerns about other insects, like bees and mosquitoes; bedbugs should be on that list as well," says Henriksen. Also watch for traces of white powder, says Johnson; it could be a pesticide used to treat a previous problem. "Insecticides aren't good for anyone, especially young children, and you might want to ask for another room or switch hotels if you think you're being exposed." Move two floors away Any suspicious marking or evidence of bugs should be enough to warrant a new room, and when it comes to a bedbug scare, hotel staff should be more than willing to oblige. Request that your new room be at least two floors away from the initial room, says Henriksen, since chances are good that the bugs may spread via the wallboards or electrical sockets. Speak up If you don't like to make waves, it may be tempting to stick with the room you've got, despite a little dirt on the mattress. But there are potential consequences. Bedbugs, unlike mosquitoes and ticks, do not actively transmit diseases, but a 2011 Canadian study found that they could carry germs from one person to another--including the antibiotic-resistant germ, MRSA. "Now's the time to be a little bolder and ask the right questions," says Henriksen. "You do not want to be a victim, especially when most hotels will move you without question and will do a proper inspection right away. They don't want their guests to leave the hotel with bedbugs and they don't want the problem to go untreated, either." Ask about bedbug prevention prior to check-in read more

Clean room. Came with a mini fridge, microwave, single coffee pot, iron (and board), hair dryer, and accessible end table power outlet. My only complaint are the thin walls and loud water pipes that can keep you up at night. read more