Ramada Hotel & Conf Center by Wyndham Augusta Downtown

The service provided by the Reception and Breakfast team was first class. The food was excellent and the Management very approachable and helpful. I would certainly recommend staying at the Ramada by Wyndham.

Hotel needs to be demolished. It’s situated next to a freight line that runs all night. The lobby and communal areas are dated. Tea/coffee making is in the toilet and the AC unit was so noisy it nearly drowned out the noise from the trains. We won’t be coming back

This hotel was the nastiest place I've ever stayed. I would not reccommend this hotel to anyone. The lobby is dark and dreary and has not been updated since the seventies by the look of the decor. The hallways smell like stale tobacco. The room was just as bad. The furniture was all beat up and the drapes would not close all the way. The shear curtains were torn and yellow with age and nicotine. There were dead insects by the headboard of the bed. The bathroom was tiny and just as nasty. They also fail to mention that the hotel is next to train tracks and trains ran all night blasting their horns. TRAVELER BEWARE!

enjoyed our stay. walkable to many sites and restaurants

I tried checking in but I couldn’t get through front door and nobody was there to help. I had paid if full room and Trey I had to go to friend house for a night sleep, terrible!!

Check-in was slow, the room was average and the train noise at night was loud. So, why did I rate it a 4…the staff was EXTREMELY friendly and helpful. The shuttle driver (Miss Dora) was an absolute delight! Talking to any of the staff, you get the sense you’re talking to family.

Decent hotel with friendly staff, but train noise was too much.

It's an old hotel that has not been maintained. The hotel is not staffed appropriately as well.

Read some reviews and thought for sure they would clean up for masters week. I believe this hotel should be closed by board of health. The lobby is filthy, smells of urine, black ceiling vents, stained carpets. I do compliment the folks who work here who were quite pleasant. But after my stay, read some articles, this hotel I believe houses homeless who were displaced during masters week, so they could capitalize on $800 per room ticketholders. I have tons of photos and could go into detail, but am still somewhat recovering from the worst conditions that I have ever stayed in. And unrelated to hotel condition is this the train that main tracks down the road. There is some union conflict so intentionally blows horn all the way through town in spite. And passes many times per night

After staying here I would not do it again. Needs major upgrades and had I known a train would pass outside our room 4x a night blaring its horns I would have booked elsewhere. Clerk did not mention amenities so I assumed there were none. Toilet ran all night and coffee maker was in the bathroom yuk. Hairdryer was on its last legs Im surprised it even worked for my husband but he does have less hair than I do.