Ramada by Wyndham Viscount Suites Tucson East

An outdated hotel that does not seem to be cleaned or kept well and it shows

Checking in was ok. Front desk agent wasn't really customer oriented. The night desk agent however was very nice and helpful. Power went out during thunderstorm and didn't come back on until a few hours later. Shower/tub were dated with chips and rust.

The property was pretty nice & clean .. my room 107 was in need of a lot of repair .

good place price quality The beds make a lot of noise

My buddy and I stayed here for three nights on business. I chose this hotel because it was within walking distance of the vintage Kon-Tiki Bar. Other than that, it was about a 30-minute drive to most places we visited. I rarely leave reviews unless they're warranted. This stay had enough positives and negatives to earn a 3-star rating. The staff was friendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout our stay. The complimentary breakfast was better than the average hotel breakfast, though not one of the best I've had. The property, however, feels frozen in the 1980s—think Starcourt Mall from Stranger Things. This privately owned property, now operating as a franchise, appears to have had its heyday sometime around '86. Aside from newer flooring and a TV, our room was in rough shape. The sheets were stained, the comforter was torn, the blackout curtains were falling apart, and the dresser had sticking drawers, stains, rings, and what looked like cigarette burns. The sitting area furniture felt oily and sticky. I was glad our room had tile floors because the carpeting visible in nearby vacant rooms looked worn and dingy. The hotel also appeared to be less than 25% occupied. I genuinely feel for the staff, who seemed to be doing the best they could. Unfortunately, the property itself appears to be receiving only minimal maintenance. The people were the highlight of our stay, but the condition of the hotel outweighed the positives. I wouldn't stay here again or bring my family here.