Ramada Inn And Suites Of Rockville Centre

The room was clean and I didn't see any bugs. A few other guests seemed a little shady by the way they acted, but I kept to myself. The front desk folks were friendly and helpful. When I needed something printed and the business center computer didn't have a printer, a gentleman there took care of it for me, which I appreciated. It's one of the lower-priced motel stays in the area, and the free hot breakfast was good.

Ron made our visit especially enjoyable. He was friendly, professional, and ready to help, keeping everything comfortable and smooth from check-in through check-out. The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and the hotel had a pleasant, relaxing atmosphere. We'd happily return and recommend it to anyone visiting.

The mattress was really comfortable, and the shower had great water pressure, even though the bathroom was tiny. But my room smelled like stale cigarettes, the AC barely worked, and the room was pretty dark. The free breakfast was super lame too. It wasn't a bad stay, though. I'm being critical so people can get an honest sense of what to expect. If you want a "nice" hotel, go somewhere else. It depends how high your standards are.

We enjoyed our stay. It's quiet at night, the staff are good, and the place is maintained well. For an affordable few-night stay, it worked for us. The toilet in our room was very low and small, almost like a child's, and uncomfortable for someone with bad knees to sit down or stand up from. Breakfast is free, with bagels in three kinds, pancakes, eggs with cheese, turkey sausage, apples, yogurt, cereal, milk, coffee and tea. Other drinks are for sale in the cold cases. The room had a decent-sized TV, phone, several lamps, hangers, a chest for clothes, a clean, odor-free fridge, and guest Wi-Fi. The hair dryer was damaged and didn't work. Rooms can get too hot in winter, so we kept turning on the AC. There's no designated smoking area that I could see, but the huge lot has places to go without bothering anyone.