Just don't do it. This place is awful. It's old, dirty... I don't think it's been updated since the '80s. It's also loud. Not sure what's up with the trains around here... but you can hear the trains every 30 minutes or so. If you stay here, bring some sleeping medication. Better yet, just stay down the road at the... more

We decided to stay at this hotel for the Masters because of the location. It's located in downtown Augusta and only a 5-10 drive to Augusta National. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance. The only pro to this hotel besides the location is the customer service. They treat you with the upmost respect at all times. Imagine 5-star... more

I stayed at this hotel while attending the Prince Hall Grand Lodge Annual Session for the Jurisdiction of Georgia 19-23 June. We were told that we had received the "discount" rate of $99/night. The hotel was not worth that much, but it was fair. Pros: 1) The hotel is convenient to US-1 and most of the downtown shopping areas, and... more

We stayed for 1 night just recently. I booked this hotel because it had a lounge/bar and restaurant on site. Unfortunately the restaurant was closed and the bar was little to be desired. We actually had to interrupt the bartender while she was watching Jerry Springer to get a beer. The show was on so loud we didn't stay for... more

We stayed at the Plaza Hotel by Ramada for three nights. We found the location to be perfect and the service impeccable. The front desk and concierge clerks seemed delighted to be there, friendly and extremely helpful in pointing out where to go and how to get there, (I haven't even received this kind of personalized service at a Westin... more

This is the worst, nastiest, dingiest hotel in Augusta, GA. My hubby's family reunion was held at this HIGH-RISE-WHAM-BAM-THANK-U-MAM-"MOTEL". Upon check-in, we saw the room and checked right out. It was dated, circa 1970s, and musty. The bed was absolutely horrible.... I just sat on it. I wasn't feeling well and couldn't imagine myself staying there AT ALL. We promptly... more