Ramada Hotel & Conference Center by Wyndham, Medford

No one cares and it shows.

It wasn’t the dirtiest hotel room I’ve seen. Maybe housekeeping does care a little.

As I walked up to the front counter, the clerk said into the phone, ‘There’s literally nowhere else for him to park. What do you want me to do?” and slammed down the phone. She then proceeded to complain to Trainee (according to his name tag) about how she ‘didn’t want to deal with this tonight.’ Then immediately left a voice mail for someone about how someone had made a loud noise complaint but she couldn’t figure out who’s truck was running. I would have walked out if I hadn’t already paid. Fortunately, we were not placed next to the loud truck. However, our “three star” room was at some point “remodeled” with sloppy, bright red trim, a poorly spray painted door, and the cracked sink was “fixed” with a coat of paint that had mostly peeled off. The beds may have been rescued from a dumpster behind a thrift store and the breakfast was the cheapest possible food and barely edible. I’m not sure what happened between the three stars that were supposed to be at this place, but a couple of them definitely took off. I’m glad to be gone and won’t be back.

Dingy

Floor and sheets were dirty. Light fixtures lack adequate wattage so the room looked like a prison.

The pool was fun, could have been a little warmer.

The hotel is badly outdated and our non-smoking room reaked of smoke when we checked in.

The continental breakfast was probably the worst I have ever seen. They would be better off not doing it. The staff was unfriendly and unhelpful. I only dealt with them at check in and check out, but those two experiences took way longer than they should have considering I was the only person in line and they acted like I was a bother. I'll take my money to other hotels from now on.

We stayed one night, booking through Kayak.com supposedly the best price but found a coupon at the rest stop for $5.00 less. The sheets were so thin you could spit through them. Old and tired is the best description. We'll miss this stop on our way home.