Hotel Ramada by Wyndham Tuscaloosa (Tuscaloosa, USA)

Many guests mention that the Paul W. Bryant Museum showcases sports memorabilia and the history of Alabama football, with special emphasis on the legendary coach Bear Bryant. Others add that the nearby Hurricane Creek offers activities such as hunting, hiking, and fishing, and say that the Battle-Friedman House includes the only remaining documented antebellum garden in the state.

Several guests appreciate that the restaurant serves a variety of dishes, refreshing cocktails, appealing appetizers, and savory soups, and note that there are dishes that cater to special dietary requirements. Others add that the ambience of the restaurant is stylish, and say that the service is exquisite.

Many guests comment that the welcome reception is warm, and appreciate that the manager greets every guest. Others add that the front desk staff is accurate with recommendations to local restaurants, and say that the laundry staff is accommodating and the check-in process is smooth.

Some guests say that the space between furniture is restricted, the bathrooms feel cramped, and the linen feels rough. Others add that the closets are small, the air-conditioning is ineffective, and the irons don’t work, while also noting that the bathroom floors are stained.

A handful of guests mention that the parking lot is often occupied by large vehicles like RVs, trucks, and buses, and note that the spaces are small. Others add that available space is difficult to find during business events and conventions, and dislike that parking has a surcharge.

Some guests comment that mobile service is often down, and note that Wi-Fi signals in the public areas are weak. Others add that mobile data service is slow, and dislike that that there are no Wi-Fi signals near the pool.