Ramada Bayside Inn and Suites

The hotel's prime location near the old town and downtown provides easy access to attractions. Guests appreciate the cleanliness, spacious rooms, and friendly staff. However, they note limited and monotonous breakfast options.

This was budget choice, driving to the Pacific Northwest from SF. The price value ratio was above average. It was easy to find, but the location had few nearby amenities, making it a motel. An OK stay, but to my grateful surprise, the bed / mattress was as good as one in a much more expensive hotel. My take, a good, comfortable bed is one of the most important qualifiers, when travelling. The motel was recently purchased by Ramada and suspect they will be making improvements. The bathroom was functional, but really old. Lampshades were so old, they were starting to disintegrate (which is sort of amazing). The free breakfast, oddly set up in a "you wouldn't guess it's here" side room, was unimaginative and wholly lacking any presentation (food that's good has to look good to be appetising). Today, for an all-in $100 a night, the Eureka Ramada goes over the 50% mark and gets a recommendation.