Hotel Tour: Ramada Inn (formerly Hampton Inn) in West Memphis, AR. 

This motel is very interesting. My favorite is the part of how the hallway is closed in with doors so often on ground floor for easy access to outside. lf I ever come through there again, maybe I'll stay there. I been through the area before heading into Memphis before. Also, hopefully the elevator is fixed by now.

Very Interesting renovation thus property has

good thinking, jim

That is sad because the elevator is my favorite part of the hotel tours including the swimming pool

Wow! The rain sounded big! Nice dream video though!

i remember watching these videos

Reminds me of the apartment

3:20 I noticed that when you mentioned that people are coming you don’t want to get them on camera. It’s actually legal to record in public places. You just can’t record people in their hotel rooms or their houses or in the bathrooms. But you make great hotel tours

I am just curious, but what is your least favorite elevator brand? Mine is Schindler MT by the way.

I remember staying at a Days inn in West Memphis in 2014

When I was staying in a hotel when I got there the elevator was running fine. When I Eat to go out it was fine came back stuck in the pit. Next day it was working again

This hotel had major renovations.

WOw I have never seen a ramada hotel that are indoors before.

Amazing video as always! I'm honestly not surprised that the Schindler HT is broken XD Anyways the toilet is pretty fascinating just because it drains into the lower section of the wall opposed to just into the floor like most. The reason it has a "slow flush" is because it is designed to use 3.5 gallons of water opposed to the regular 1.28 and 1.6 gallon toilets to today's standards. However the 3.5 gallon toilets flush better and are far harder to clog than the new ones. If the EPA wouldn't have jacked up the water law with toilets, then we wouldn't have to get the plunger every time a toilet clogs and the only reason they do clog easily nowadays is they aren't designed to use a decent amount of water. Anyways most of everyone up here probably wasn't interested in what I said, but just in case anyone up here wanted to learn something about what they use on a daily basis, then that whole paragraph was for you.

2:10 Isn’t that an ADA violation? I’m sure by now they fixed it but they probably failed an inspection

I see this hotel has another elevator. Does it work?

0:18 I think it's Stanley automatic doors

It looks good but this hotel is also nice and their is a bathroom problem it takes the toilet to suck it self in and I seen when you flush the toilet the water goes up and it spins and goes down but their maybe problems into the toilet pipe , and the light needs some repair. Btw I love your video it’s the best ❤

Looks like it was formerly a Hampton Inn.

me to

The quality of the elevator has NOTHING to do with what is going on here! It is the quality of the people that own it. and neglect it obviously. A 330A is not a bad elevator. Also this is DEFINITELY a former hampton inn. One that probably lost its franchise hence why they went with Ramada which has very low standards.

I rarely find bad Schindler hydros. I only know of three bad ones so far...

And it used to be a Hampton Inn

Mood 4 Eva brought me here lol

Ramada inn is made by Whyham resorts

Out of order! That sucks....

that card key has a pizza on it.

Poor elevator :(

best utuber ever

Ain't that just a lovely elevator? Schindler is the worst manufacturer of hydraulic elevators.

I live in West Memphis you should go to the pyramid in Memphis Tennessee the Bass Pro pyramid with the tall freestanding elevator my grandpa helped build that place

THIS IS RIDICULOUS THE GUESTS WILL HAVE TO TAKE THE MPE

1:50 what a piece of crap 330-YAY

Not king beds, those are queen. I'm sorry, but this really is an awful hotel.