Ramada Murfreesboro Reviews

Hotel is run down. All rooms are non smoking but the room we were given had been ked in for 20 years (smelled like it). Was switched to the room next door which wasn't much better due to the shared return vents. Poor experience. Only nice thing was the fake chandelier in the lobby.

Good, cheap stay. However, many weekly rate customers were sketchy, partying in their rooms. But it was Christmas. They didn't really bother me. BONUS: Clerk showed me a picture when Elvis visited in 1974.

Convenient to I 75. Good for overnight stay traveling through. Friendly staff.

Loved this hotel room and staff so much that I went back two days later and stayed for two more nights. The room was very clean and so quiet all night long. No road noise.

Not a pleasant stay at all. Thought the facilities was extremely poor. Everything looked old and dreary. The staircase area outside the lobby is just depressing. I had a lot of baggage that I needed to wheel around in a wagon and the hotel does not even have an elevator (or ramp). They refused to move me to a ground floor because the reservation was made through Expedia! Very disappointing experience.

Not bad but not great. You get what you pay for. Plenty of good restaurants in the area. Breakfast was good. New updates in the check in area. Rooms could use some update in the bathrooms. Overall acceptable for the price.

We've stayed here several times. Lobby has been updated; our room had a very nice updated bathroom. Hotel is in a great central location. Breakfast is very good. We will stay here each time we visit Murfreesboro each year to visit family.

Pretty bad hotel. Not very clean. Lots of renovations that looked like they had been started quite a long time ago and just never finished. Will think twice about visiting a Ramada again if this is their standard.

not pleased with facility,really wanted to leave and find something else. I'm glad it was only for one night

Nothing in the description suggests guests will be sleeping in a construction site and that there is no elevator for 2nd floor. Upon check-in, the desk clerk immediately suggested an additional $10 to have an upgraded room...I initially declined...but he persisted. Not yet having seen the degree of construction I finally agreed. (I'm not sure 2nd floor rooms could even be accessed given the construction!) You could not walk from the lobby to my 1st floor room due to construction. I travel a great deal, and am not easily put ill at ease. However, the room felt isolated; the external security door was jammed upon; and my actual room door did not seem to have a working deadbolt. Since it was prepaid for one night only, I elected to stay, but rather than selling a $10 "upgrade" at check-in, they should have been offering additional discounts or at least an apology for the state of the overall property. The actual room upgrades - granite vanity, modern soft goods were a pleasant surprise. When I mentioned my security concerns the next morning upon check-out, in an effort to justify the condition, I was told external doors actually create a "false sense of security". That may be, but I prefer it when they closed! Once the renovations are complete, it should improve, in the meantime, as long as the front sign still offers "rentals by the week"...I would keep driving!