my fiance and i deceided to stay in downtown toledo last month because we were going to the bars that are located there. We deceided on the former Ramada (it is now called the Hotel Seagate). When we arrived we found out that it is currently undergoing remodeling. It has a great location, and our stay was comfortable and quiet.... more

After our honeymoon, we made a layover in my hometown (Toledo) to visit my family that couldn't make the trip to SLC, UT. Never having stayed in a hotel in my hometown, I figgured a Ramada on the river should be nice . . . I have never been more wrong in my life. It started out bad and got... more

Although we never stayed at the Hotel, we did pop in for breakfast with a friend who was staying there. We arrived around 8.30am and took the lift to the all-night restaurant on the 19th floor. We where quickly seated by a nice, friendly waitress, placed our order and the food arrived quickly. The breakfast was lovely, although the hotel... more

My husband and I stayed here for our 1st anniversary....First off, you have to pay $9.00 for parking PER DAY!! When we got in the hotel it took 5 minutes to check in (not bad) but the clerks were not very happy. The elevators were really slow, there is not an ice maker in sight (as stated in the overview).... more

Here is a copy of the email I sent to Ramada: When I made my reservations for this hotel, I was told that it had been newly renovated. Apparently, newly renovated to Ramada means "We painted some doors", because that is about all my wife and I could tell had been done (we knew this because the painters had failed... more

I have stayed at nearly 6 hotels in Toledo, Ohio within the past 10 years and the Ramada downtown is the WORST. Sure, it maybe cheap but there's a reason for that! The hotel is very run down, management is only trying to make a quick buck, they could care less about any customer service. The coffee condiment packet in... more

We stayed at the Ramada Inn & Suites, Toledo, for one horrible night on Wednesday, May 29, 2002. Although the price was quite reasonable for a full-service hotel in a mid-size US city (in the $60 - $70 range, before tax), the hotel was absolutely awful. We're pretty well-traveled (been all over the US and several European countries, the Caribbean,... more