Find hotels near Pawtucket Looff Carousel, Pawtucket from NT$2,235

"The hotel is used for long-term stay of some refugees and junkees. For breakfast which is supposed to be included, they brew coffee but do not provide paper caps. One needs to ask the hotel staff to give you muffins from the hidden counter every time, as they are afraid that junkees will eat all muffins at once."

"Very nice stay"

"I came for an event (to meet my adult hero Diamond Dallas Page). And I figured “Ramada? That must be beautiful”. Wow. I was shocked. The entire place (outside) reeks of pot smoke. Inside is even worse. The elevator - the rooms - it’s just a outdated property that doesn’t seem to have anything updated in years. A/C unit blew such a weak stream of air — I had it blasted and we were still sweating all night. I could barely sleep because the beds we’re so uncomfortable. The staff was great. No complaints about any of them or the way they treated us. Just a rough stay. I had two nights booked but we’re taking the L and heading home. I can’t fathom one more night of no sleep. "

"The staff was great and the hotel is cool. The room was tiny with not much room at all to sit at the desk. There was no coffee maker in the room and no little fridge. The bathroom was very spacious however. There is a Dunkin' around the corner that opens at 5 am if you get up early and need coffee."

"The state was really nice and the guy who gave me the key to the room was a very polite very nice person I would give this place a 10 out of 10 and cause of the bedrooms was nice and big the bathrooms was nice and big everything was so spacious and very clean one of the best lower Budget Hotels I've stayed in a long time"

"Front desk was great and when my hairdryer died, they got me a new one pretty quickly as well as fresh towels. Bar restaurant was nice however I thought the food was a little over priced for the quantity and quality"

"Out of coffee :("

"Parking was easy and staff were pleasant. Room was clean and comfortable, but amenities and the “free breakfast” were lacking."