Ramada Fresno North

Perfect location, crappy breakfast, noise heater, rock hard bed, and the list goes on :(

I was in town for a family wedding and failed to read the reviews before I booked my room. I’m not too picky when it comes to Hotels, but, I was disappointed. The TV/​cable was terrible, you could barely see the picture. Cable is not a new amenity, they should have a handle on something so basic. I have had better reception with an old fashioned antennae. And the free breakfast is kind of a joke. Very slow wifi. Never again.

I was surprised by this place. The other reviews made me a little nervous but I was impressed. Our room looked newly remodeled. They seem to be in the process of remodeling the entire hotel! The bathroom was nice and clean but the toilet started leaking and we woke up to a puddle I the bathroom. Good sized mini fridge but it made a ticking sound the whole time. The bed was hard and the pillows were too small and few. And the tv and channels could be updated. The breakfast was ok. Nothing great. Next to a Starbucks and subway so that’s good. The walls were very thin though and could hear people walking around outside at 3am. The ac was extremely loud but at least it worked! For the price I would stay here again!

Crumbs everywhere…
Stains everywhere…
Female hair everywhere…
Ill just stop my self before i find anything else.

Bön rapport qualité prix:
Chambre propre climatisé avec WiFi, tele et baignoire
On n’entend pas trop la route.
Parking ouvert gratuit
La piscine était propre et bienvenue par ce temps
Le petit déjeuner est inclus mais né pas s’attendre à des miracles (café jus de chaussette habituel aux usa, jus de fruits, pâtisserie)

The whole construction is outdated or old. The breakfast is horrible & unacceptable. The smell in the room was annoying. A lot of stains on the carpet.

This place has gone hill it’s sad the rooms are ok but the outside is disgusting the parking lot and if you drive around it yuck!

Gross.gross.gross.
I think this was an apartment complex at one time? And bad one at that. Check in is 3pm, finally at 3:40pm someone showed up at front desk to check I in the line of 10 of us… dirty dingy carpets, old smelly curtains full of cobwebs… stains on the chairs.
My latch lock had been ripped off wall and repaired, except out of 3 screws 2 were stripped? Safe, right? Keep driving, this place is a friggin dump.

Greetings Unilocalers!
Another review for you, so here we goooo!
If you think about a mouse in a maze trying to find his prize, which is the cheese, this is exactly how I felt. From the interstate, I can see the red Ramada sign standing tall saying, «You are almost here! You just have to traverse through all the off ramp traffic, avoid the homeless wandering around, make a u-​turn at the light and swim through the McDonald parking lot. Not that hard!»
Upon reaching the hotel, I feel a little confused about parking b/​c there is no specified parking. After finding a spot, I enter and wait to be service by a receptionist who is friendly with administering my key and providing directions to my room. Included with those directions were two options I could take to park closer to my room: drive around the building or cut through an alleyway on the side… he forgot to mention its a little sketchy. (The whole area is a bit sketchy)
I’m parked. I’m in the room. I tried to turn the lights on but the two switches I flip are two a dim light over the entry door/​foyer and the other over the lounge couch deep in the room. I’m looking for on switch to light the whole room up at least! I end up using a wall mounted, push-​button light switch that’s by the bed.
Overall, the room seems to remodeled somewhat to keep up with the current times. No mini fridge. The old school, heavy-​box TV (but all of us people use Netflix on our mobiles lol). A window view of the parking lot and the random backside of a building. (Check the pics) I guess for the 100 bucks, I shouldn’t expect much, right? Oh! Don’t worry about the wifi, you have about 3 – 4 networks to choose from… if they work for you.

For the most the rooms are clean, but thas all that really stood out and impressed. The cable is a joke, the shower curtains leak water onto the floor, the mini fridge barely gets cold. They should have a jacuzzi not some tiny swimming pool. I guess as far as Fresno goes this is the best they got lol!

I am so overwhelm since day one, just fix after fix, at first it was the refrigerator, which is place in the floor with no counter or desk to hold it off the floor. Don’t try to even buy food to your room cuz they can’t fit more then two soda/​two container. Forget about trying warm up your food cuz there no microwave. My spouse and I have drive 16hr from Home to attend my sister funeral booking 4days we know it going be stress. I was going trough process my grief but yet to come to hotel that I cant even had good rest. My second night, my room toilet flush button broke can’t flush, at 11pm front desk got me a plunge it out. Didn’t even offer any service or be ask move to another room. After few try, I just told myself move and fast but how could I when my room already pay for up front. At first front desk say I have no one not even maintenance on duty to help you. When I asked another room was told let see if I have one available. You can only imagine what day 3 will be and it the weekend. Look can be deceiving to property.

Beware. I booked a night at the Ramada Inn on Expedia and no where did it mention the $ 50 «incidental charge» that this place charges. Takes 3 seconds to charge but 2 to 10 days to put back in your account after check-​out. I just think you should be told about the charge when you book the room. I wouldn’t have booked it. Very tacky.

This review – a 3-​star, A-​OK – is written specifically for those who are content with:
1. Noisy hallways.
2. Mini-​refrigerators poised directly upon the carpet in your room.
3. Obsolete CRT (tube) televisions instead of LCD’s or LED’s.
4. Minimal outlets.
5. Outdated, very loud heaters.
6. Sticking bathroom doors (at least our was).
7. Sagging couches.
8. Cramped living space.
Our cost, which included fees: $ 77.97 for one night. Truthfully, I don’t find myself in Fresno that much, at all really. It’s just that there are some awesome half marathons in and around the area. Looking for a hotel to spend one evening, and not caring much about anything more than comfortability and relaxation, this Ramada, in particular, was simply «convenient.» It wasn’t necessarily comfortable, nor was it relaxing. Therefore, A-​OK. If and when I return to the Fresno area, I’ll rather pay more, stay someplace else, and not try to find any bargains. The difference between a 3-​star and a 5-​star is HUGE. In the end, it all comes down to what you’re willing to settle for.
Another note, a strange one, perhaps: the driveway outside the lobby had three cars parked within it, one of which was parked in the fire zone. These three cars took up the entire space along the drive. Because of this, all guests upon arrival were made to park in the lot before checking in, even during the rain! Added, there were no guests in the lobby at all, besides us. Who’s cars were these?
And in the morning, two of the three cars were still there. (I took pictures.) And the one in the fire zone hadn’t moved at all. (We left at 5:30am. Since the hotel, I’m sure, wouldn’t allow guests to park in fire zones overnight, I’m sure they are owned by employees.)
Whatever.

Because I’m crazy, my girlfriend and I decided to leave the San Fernando valley at 12:30 win route to the Bay Area. Three hours in to the drive we were considerably exhausted and checked expedia which brought us here.
We checked in around four am and the woman at the front was nice and very welcoming. The room was surprisingly great, the bed especially… I couldn’t get up from it lol. We didn’t use the showers but the bathroom was also clean and the television worked just fine.
Not a bad place to stay for a night when you’re passing through. If the opportunity came up again this is the only place in Fresno I would stay at.

Yet another hotel that confuses fresh air and perfumed air fresheners. If you are at all sensitive to perfumes, do not stay here! I got a headache the moment I stepped into the room.

We came to this hotel for a graduation at Fresno state what a mistake… the room smells funny and the Wi-​Fi sucks but that’s what happens when you ask a collage student for a recommendation on a hotel. Next time I’m definitely staying someplace else. The rooms are outdated, carpets in the hallway are dirty the continental breakfast was the best thing about this place and that gets 2 ½ stars, I think next time I’ll definitely stay at the Marriott…

I stayed here 3÷8÷2014. It’s clean and cozy, providing us a good night rest. The location is very convenient, just walk across street to lots of restaurants and department store.
I give a 5 star because of their housekeeping department. I left my iPad in the room with valuable datas, but they found it! It’s a wonderful feeling knowing they are doing honest job. The workers are very helpful.

This place was very decent! My companion and I came here looking for a last-​minute room on Sunday evening after a long weekend in Yosemite. The front desk was very friendly and got us a queen sized room for $ 50. For the price, it was not bad at all. Yes, the facility is dated. However, it was clean, comfortable, and had a decent continental breakfast with coffee, yogurt, cereal, & waffles. Added bonus was the free wifi. I knocked a star as the room smelled a bit musty, as I believe the air conditioning unit leaked. However, I cracked the window so it wasn’t too bad.
Would stay again and would recommend if looking for inexpensive accommodation in the area.

I actually love this place because it is so retro.
With its mirrored stairway, cappuccino brown-​out curtains and pink and green striped wallpaper in the bathrooms — tell me an adult film was not shot here circa 1986. As soon as I walked in and heard Cutting Crew on the radio I just died…(in your arms… tonight). My imagination went wild with images of tan lines, T-​top convertibles, Speedos, and Aqua Net. And I was kinda hoping I’d see Phoebe Cates at the pool — which was beautiful, btw.
This hotel is not the Las Vegas Cosmopolitan… but it doesn’t cost as much either. Its clean, comfortable, the staff is friendly, there’s free Showtime, and a Starbucks right in front of the place.
I’d definitely stay again. Like… totally.

We celebrated my parent’s 60^th wedding anniversary here Feb 1.
Positives;
The banquet room was very clean and spacious. 80 people shared the room comfortably.
The staff was courteous, friendly and helpful.
Banquet room pricing was fair.
Negatives;
The food was average. The ‘tri-​tip’ beef was a select grade at best and was sliced sandwich thin, definitely not hand carved. The cheaper grade of meat cheapened the dish, no sauce or gravy could possibly cover this cheap meat. The sauce for the chicken dish was very good but the chicken itself was dry.
Parking is inadequate. Many of our elderly guests were forced to park off the hotel grounds in a nearby shopping center.
On balance the facility worked for us despite the average food quality. The hotel is centrally located and the catering staff were proficient.

Basic Ramada Inn. Super quiet and the rooms are quite good for the price. Bathrooms are above expectations.
Would be four stars if the front desk staff didn’t seem comatose. Would be five if the wifi weren’t so weak.