Ramada, Norwich

Advantages: History. Culture. Lovely Architecture
Disadvantages: A Tad Isolated

...very distinctive character. The oldest pub in the city is the Adam and Eve and this was reputedly originally built in order to provide refreshment for the builders of Norwich Cathedral. There are also night clubs and wine bars and a wide range of restaurants, tea rooms and cafes in this provincial capital. As regards culinary matters it is far from provincial and the visitor will find Chinese, Indian, Greek, Italian, French, Spanish, American and British restaurants are all to be found. Soccer fans can make their way to Carrow Road to watch Norwich City – the Canaries – perform. Visitors will find that in and around Norwich there is a wide choice of accommodation including the historic Moids Head Hotel in Tombland which boasts that Queen Elizabeth I stayed there in 1578, the Ramada Jarvis, the Best Western George Hotel... Read review

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Advantages: I don't have to stay here ever again.
Disadvantages: I ever stayed here in the first place.

...Ramada, Glasgow City, 201 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DQ. I'm updating this review as I received a response from Ramada. Jarvis, some of the contents of the letter I have placed at the end of this review. My sister and I stayed at this hotel on Saturday June the 9th 2007, we were in room 309. The hotel is being renovated at the moment; however, I don’t think you’ll want to stay here even after the renovation once you’ve read this review. To start with I’ll give you an overview of the hotel and Ramada Jarvis. The following information was taken from their website. ☼ ☼ ☼ “Founded in 1990 by John Jarvis and David Thomas, Jarvis Hotels plc has established itself as one of the UK's leading hotel companies with a portfolio of over 60 hotels in around 50 locations throughout Great Britain. In 1996 the company... Read review

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Advantages: Loads
Disadvantages: None

...The Ramada Hotel in Calgary (Canada) is a personal favorite, and when in Calgary, I wont stay anywhere else, indeed, I am willing to travel an hour or so just to stay there! My son loved it too (But not as much as the theme hotel in Edmonton (Different room every night!) The Ramada Hotel Downtown located in the booming metropolis of Calgary and only one hour from the beautiful Canadian Rockies to the west. Its within walking distance of the local attractions, city businesses and the shopping malls nearby. The hotel advertises as having 200 rooms, but it has 201, strange, but true! IMAGINE THIS As you walk through the doors from the street, you are met by immaculate cleanliness, and a high standard of service, as you can expect with the Ramada group. Often, as the cab pulls up outside, a doorman opens the cab door... Read review

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