We recently booked ourselves a free stay here courtesy of one of Tesco's clubcard deals and were pleasantly surprised (having read some negative reviews on this website).

There were no complaints about our room - it was clean and bright and looked as if it had been recently refurbished.

The best bit about this hotel is its water feature though! Its a converted mill and the water which once powered the mill still runs thorugh the reception and bar area. Certainly worth a look!

I regularly visit Perth and prefer to stay at the Ramada . The rooms have recently been refurbished, it has good food and a comfortable lounge and the staff are friendly and helpful. It is well located with main shops and restaurants only a few minutes walk.

We've just returned from a two night break and have to say we were very happy with this hotel. Having stayed at a couple of Ramada's and had differing experiences I was a little concerned at what we'd get. I booked through an agent for DBB for 2 nights for 2 couples myself and my friend had booked a days fishing just outside Perth and our wives wanted somewhere city centre so that they could shop and return to the hotel when they'd had enough.
The location of this hotel was excellent in that respect. It was a 15th Century Mill with a waterwheel in the reception and the mill race with flowing water visable through numerous glass panels.
Our rooms had obviously been refurbed with large beds and flat screen TV's. The bathrooms must have been left out of the program which is a pitty, as although clean it looked dated.
The food was excellent with a generous allowance if you wanted A la Carte.
Overall we would definately return

When you see the name Ramada in the States, it actually stnds for quality and value. Status wise, its up there with Marriot, Hilton and the rest.

Well, in Perth, this is sadly not the case.

Cold, single glazed rooms. No lift, not that that bothered me personally, but for those not as sprightly as some this could be an issue.

The hotel is badly in need of a refurb. Twee, dingy and totally at odds with the attractive exterior. Flat beer, but very attentive and friendly staff.

There is actually a sign on one the walls on the stairs asking patrons to bear with them during their refurbishment, however, there was no evidence of such that I saw and if that's a renovation done and the sign an oversight, then I'm Paris Hilton.

At £59 for the night, reasonable value, but having put 400+ miles under the wheels that day and the prospect of the same the next, a wee bit more money for something a bit more luxurious would gladly have been paid. Not a patch on the Ramada in Belfast (see previous review).

It still staggers me that a chain can have so many inconsistencies in quality form hotel to hotel.

Not bad, but will look elsewhere next time.