Ramada by Wyndham Yuma

I had booked two rooms with this hotel and right before we were about to check in they called and stated they only had one room and they placed us in another “similar” “cheaper” hotel. I usually rest a hotel for certain reasons. I was told by the other hotel that they overbooked the night.

When we checked in, we went to a room that had other people's luggage, suitcases, etc. so we went back to the desk. Got a different room. Breakfast in the morning was awful. The power wasn't working so I couldn't get toast to toast. I moved the toaster to different outlets. No luck. They had huge extension cords hooked up to the cooking which my electrician friend said were strictly against the law. So no breakfast.

I loved the retro southwestern style of this ramada. The rooms were clean, beds well made. Its not a frilly hotel, but the property within its boundaries is beautiful and has plenty of room for socializing. Complimentary breakfast was easy, quick and mostly pretty healthy. The Ramada Yuma was a great place to stay the weekend

The rooms are 'tired', they said the rooms are recently renovated, but not well done! Good: Nice pool area; Very nice TV and viewing selection; comfy bed; very friendly front desk staff at check-in. Poor: Stained walls, doors counters, floors (strange, not renovated with other stuff); breakfast is very light, all heavy sugar & fat packaged stuff, guy cooking eggs - one style only - not a cook! White bread only - REALLY?!?!? Cheaped out!!

As a woman traveling on my own, I feel uncomfortable here, but am too tired to change properties. Problems I've experienced: unclear directions on how to get upstairs to my room, garbage left on my AC unit (exterior), curtains half open, dirty exterior floors, long list of rules that seem to reflect many issues the property has had to deal with (no illegal activity, no smoking, no no no).

Loved the spacious and sparkling clean room! The staff was very friendly and helpful!! Breakfast was great,we enjoyed our stay! Would definitely recommend this place if you're traveling thru Yuma, AZ

Upon arrival at the hotel, we were able to change our room with ease, a flexibility that was much appreciated. However, my initial impression was slightly tarnished when I had to sign forms acknowledging a strict zero-smoke policy, only to find guests smoking in the courtyard, with the smoke wafting into our room. Despite reporting this to the front desk, no action was taken, which was disappointing. The hotel boasts a beautiful courtyard with a swimming pool, a feature we looked forward to enjoying. Although we ultimately didn't use the pool, its presence added to the aesthetic appeal of the place. The cleanliness of the room left much to be desired. Although the room appeared clean at first glance, a deeper inspection revealed a used tissue in one of the drawers among other items, surfaces with a noticeable film on them, and bed sheets that seemed previously used. The most telling sign was the immediate soiling of my house shoes, which turned black on the bottom, indicating the floor was not properly cleaned. These observations suggest a superficial approach to room maintenance that needs urgent attention. For the price of $214 for a two-night stay including two queen beds for two adults, I expected a higher standard of cleanliness and attention to detail. Additionally, we opted not to partake in the breakfast option provided by the hotel, as it appeared to be of low quality and did.

The price is right. Not a bad hotel, not a fantastic one. But the Indian restaurant within it is excellent!!!! That in of itself, would warrant another stay!

I've stayed here many times because it's an excellent place for the price. However when they renovated the rooms they took out the desk to make space for a ridiculously large set of drawers and decorative pottery. Brand new thick towels, though.