Along I-20 as you cross from South Carolina into Georgia, the Georgia Welcome Center offers…read moreeverything you need to stretch your legs and refresh your body including very clean bathrooms, brochures for the local sights and a ton of vending machines in the "19th Hole." Easy, no sharp turns, grassy areas for dog walking and some shade.

Rating: 3.5/5. Clean…read morevenue with several handicapped and conventional restrooms, vending machines, a water fountain, large parking lot for trucks and cars, etc. Some restrooms were out-of-order.

This is a beautiful place to go and see many wonderful Augusta local made products. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable and friendly and they have restrooms in the back.

AUGUSTA, GA: a great way to get your day started downtown is to stop by the Augusta & Co…read more Experience Center! Full of ideas on things to do, places to go, events to see, and also a great souvenir shop, including pet items! Very friendly people helped us get the inside scoop on dog friendly places!

This is a nice pitstop along the way to the various towns near Edgefield…read more a lot of information materials and a very helpful person going over all areas of South Carolina. Everything was extremely clean, including the bathroom . The highlight was this very enthusiastic employee, explaining everything answering every question and balancing several people assisting them together but individually.

I have not received this kind of customer service at any other hotel! From the moment my family…read morechecked in at 11pm to the time we checked out- everyone has been so accommodating. My only "complaint" is our bathroom had some kind of weird sewer/mildew smell room 205. But honestly, everything was so clean and updated. If I'm ever in the area again I would DEFINITELY be back!!! I'm usually a Marriott girl but I may have converted. Thank you!

Absolutely fabulous! Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Received snacks and water at…read morecheck-in. Our only requirements for a hotel stay is a WALK-IN SHOWER. This has it and more. AC was quiet, lights were working, room extremely clean as was the lobby and bathroom was clean and smelled fresh. Not sure of why tubs are so necessary in hotels besides being a trip and fall hazard. Soaking in water that you are washing in doesn't sound clean to me either.

Great price, convenient location but internet doesn't work and my king size room , carpet, drapes,…read morelinen all smelled awful, clearly a smoking room when everything is advertised as non-smoking

Cheap and clean! Wasn't expecting much of the breakfast, but was happy to find a smidge of protein…read more(nukeable mini sausage biscuits). And the coffee was surprisingly GOOD (which for me can make up for all kinds of shortcomings). Would certainly stay here again.

The Crowne Plaza Salt+Marrow Parlor Bar Is, for all intense…read moreand purposes, the lobby bar. I have to tell you, it's a beautiful bar. What you need to understand is the bartenders are amazing, very attentive, quick and you will love your cocktails!!! My bartender was Brittany and she makes amazing drinks, she's quick witted, funny and very professional! Quanta, Lindsey, and Adrian all kept the customers happy and coming back for more!!! If you're ever in the North Augusta area, especially for a Green-jackets game stop by the Crowne Plaza and see Brittany and her co-workers and you will not be disappointed, but if you are charge it to room 546...feel sorry for those people! BWUAHAHAAAA

My wife was staying at this hotel alone, and shortly after checking in, she had a very frightening…read moreexperience that caused her to feel completely unsafe. The same employee who checked her in and personally handed her the room key later went to her room and began banging aggressively on the door. At the time, my wife was in the shower. She called out through the door that she was in the shower and could not open it. Despite this, the employee--James--continued to bang on the door and demanded that she open it to identify herself and provide her ID. This made no sense, as he already knew who she was and had just checked her in moments earlier. He persisted multiple times, insisting she open the door. This behavior terrified my wife. She felt unsafe, vulnerable, and unsure of what to do, especially as a woman alone in the room. I was on the phone with her during the incident and heard everything unfold in real time. Because of how unsafe she felt, my wife made the decision to leave the hotel and check out immediately. No guest--especially a woman staying alone--should ever be made to feel frightened or pressured like this by hotel staff. This experience was extremely disappointing, and I will be contacting corporate to report this incident. This type of behavior is completely unacceptable, and no one should ever be made to feel this way while staying at a hotel.

If I could not give any stars I wouldn't. I always try to find good in all of my reviews but…read morethis place was absolutely filthy. The overall hotel decorum is very dated, dusty, damaged and dirty. The minute my husband and I walked into the lobby area we thought we were in a sleazy hotel. We will NEVER stay here again!!! Hubby made the reservation after seeing a glowing review for this place but once we enter the foyer area then entered our room we had to take another look at the review he saw again. It appeared to be a review page from the parent company (Wyndham). However, Yelp's review pegged this place correctly (1 1/2 stars). Do yourself a big favor steer absolutely clear of this hotel. We arrived late at night from Atlanta and had no choice but to stay here. The bedsheets were not white. They appeared to be old and dingy (brownish yellow). We chose to sleep atop the covers. Our curtains were badly stained (possibly coffee, dirt or who knows) and looked as though they had been that way for a verrry long time. What was also surprisingly bad was that the furniture in our room (#1006) looked as though the pieces had been purchased separately from a flea market. Seriously, everything looked used and badly worn out. Nothing matched (style, wood grain nor color). The furniture was badly scratched up, bleached out looking and peeling. Our couch had old brown stains on it (dried blood or coffee?). The wallpaper was buckling in places and peeling off in others. It took us a long time to get to sleep. So, after not sleeping comfortably here I am at 4:07am writing this review. Wyndham and Ramada Inn, you should be ashamed of yourself. Being a retired Corp Officer myself, someone from your corporate office needs to come here and see for yourselves how horrible this place is. Between the deplorable condition of this hotel, the "working" girl either in the room above or next to us above us and train horns blowing up the street to intermittently throughout the night, our experience was the very worst ever. We chose this hotel vs. ones where we usually stay (Washington Rd) because it was closer to the venue we came to Augusta for. HUGE mistake. My husband kept apologizing for bringing us here. It was not his fault. It was an unfortunate occurrence. The coffee pot, coffee and condiments were in the bathroom next to the toilet (never seen that before... unsanitary and nasty). When checking in my husband asked about breakfast and was told that the cook had been sick so they were not serving breakfast (lol). Unbelievable and that's when we came to our room and it went downhill from there. There was neither a "no disturb" or "please clean room" signs on the door.

Stayed there Masters week. It was cheaper than most but I see why. Very outdated and I didn't see…read moreany amenities which was fine because was just sleeping there. For us, it was clean, no signs of bugs and the bed was comfortable. But-and this is a big BUT-its next to train tracks and one passes every couple hours overnight blowing its horns loudly. Good luck sleeping. Also our toilet needed repair because the tank was emptying into the bowl and constantly refilling-also waking us up. Check in was slow because only one employee at desk with a lobby full of customers. Whole hotel was outdated, dresser looked like it came from a thrift store. Hairdryer blew hard for about 25 seconds and handle got hot while holding it. Find another place to stay.