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"I stayed for 6 days in April, staying in a traditional room with two double beds, and then a deluxe two queen room. The traditional room was just fine! The walls are super thin, so it is essentially like camping but in a cabin rather than a tent. No data service or wifi, but that is not what I care about in the middle of a national park! Clean rooms, wonderful people. There is a huge jump in amenities from the traditional to the deluxe. The deluxe room had vaulted ceilings with a ceiling fan, a deck with a mountain view, a mini fridge, and a...... tv! I did not turn on the tv the entire time after appreciating the lack of technology from the first setting. If I come back I will definitely book the deluxe if I am not camping. The lodge has a Starbucks, a restaurant, and a taproom. Super comfortable and warm place to stay. I highly recommend it! Also, there are multiple trailheads right on the property itself. My first night after checking in around 7:30 I walked to the Black Rock trailhead, and within 5 minutes I was sitting on a rock overlooking the blue ridge mountains, watching the sun set. Magical. Plus, they are pup friendly! My dog was able to come into the lodge with me, and order takeout from the taproom. When the weather changed and got warmer, he sat with me on the patio of the restaurant for dinner and another magical sunset."

"Nice room stay and a great get away to Luray Caverns and Cooters Museum"

"Great hotel with hot breakfast. It was good and clean. Staff super friendly. "

"It was a great place"

"Good hotel but no AC in the restroom and the bed are in metal to much noise otherwise is ok"

"The staff and guests were friendly and helpful. "

"Great place to spend our 71st anniversary. Special ambience."

"The Ramada was most convenient to get off of I-81 and then to get back on. "