Hotel Tiers
The chain offers different hotel "tiers" based on price and services offered.
- Ramada Limited - budget-oriented properties, typically with no on-site restaurant, though a pool and deluxe continental breakfast are standard. Some Ramada Limiteds consist of rooms mixed with suites, or are entirely suites.
- Ramada Inn/Inn & Suites/Suites - full-service properties with swimming pools, exercise rooms, room service, and free breakfast items. If there is no restaurant on site, a convenience store is usually on the premises. Some hotels have mixed rooms and suites, and a few are entirely suites.
- Ramada Hotel/Hotel & Suites/Hotel & Resort -found only in Canada and international destinations, these are full-service hotels with room service, a full-service restaurant, and fully developed fitness centers. Many of the international hotels also offer suites in addition to rooms, and a few have a resort and hotel together.
- Ramada Plaza - lower "upscale" properties offering business centers, full-restaurants, enhanced room service, and concierges at many locations.
- Ramada Resorts - found in international locations outside the USA; located in tourist destinations and high-traffic locations.
One of the "tiers" is no longer part of Ramada.
- Ramada Renaissance - a division of upscale business and resort hotels begun in 1982. When Ramada was sold in 1989, the new owners divided the Renaissance Hotels brand into its own chain, and then sold it to Marriott in 1997.
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