Ramada Triangle/Quantico Area

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• NoIberostarFan

  16 noviembre 2019
  Convenient but tired

  If you are going to Quantico for OCS this is the most convenient hotel. But, there is nothing near it and it is tired. Worn. Needing some TLC. The bed was comfortable, but there were nicks and chips everywhere.

  

• Russ R

  20 noviembre 2019
  Pleasantly surprised

  We spend a long Sunday afternoon in DC and was just looking for a place south of the Monday AM DC rush hour to spend night. Ramada is considered a mid-scale hotel of the Wyndam brands. It was clean, breakfast standard and the night clerk very accommodating with our AAA discount and price which we found on line. What surprised me was the lack of people staying there. Seemed like we had almost the entire place to ourselves. Maybe this was a fluke but I sure appreciated the quietness. Liked this one better than the Wingate I stayed at in Lancaster PA. Because of Construction it was a little confusing to get to even though you can see it from I95. Hopefully remedied by now.

  

• Charles Z

  03 diciembre 2019
  Mediocre at best

  The location is great. Staff was nice. Not very helpful, but nice. The room was mediocre as well. If you are going here with the expectation of it being service member/veteran friendly, I would probably look elsewhere. I was down the road 2 minutes away and the folks there told me they are not very friendly towards active/veteran patrons.

  

• Julihudson

  08 enero 2020
  Clean place

  Rooms are a little outdated but very clean and the service was wonderful. Always had room serviced front desk personal was very helpful and friendly. Didn't have the breakfast but stopped in for coffee

  

• K2989DZheatherd

  23 julio 2020
  Major Fire Saftey concern

  I recently stayed at this hotel with my children. Check in was good. Room was clean. BUT upon leaving at 7 am - not by any means an unreasonable time for hotel departure- I found the front doors to hotel PADLOCKED SHUT. They were impassable. I have worked in hotels as a banquet manager and having a public exit locked so inhabitants CANNOT EXIT is a MAJOR FIRE SAFTEY VIOLATION at any time of day.Exits are to be passible for patrons i side to leave at ALL TIMES. Not only were the doors padlocked shut there was not ONE EMPLOYEE PRESENT to speak to or unlock the doors. The front office was locked up- even the service desk/window blocked so I couldnt even see in. If there was -God forbid- a fire and that was our only means of escape we would have been in MAJOR TROUBLE. I would have found myself trying to break the glass on the door to escape with my children. There was a sign on the door instructing patrons to use the door on the farthest side/end of the building. Completely and utterly unacceptable and Irresponsibly DANGEROUS.