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"Very clean and absolutely beautiful"

"Best place ever!!"

"Great location! Neat art! Quiet and comfortable."

"Breakfast was great! No restaurant on site or room service."

"We picked a city view delux room but were given a view of the parking lot and trash cans. The trash trucks came to empty the bins every morning around 5am, waking us all up. I was not happy. "

"There was some construction going on during our stay. Everything that was not being worked on was very nice."

"Loved the happy hour and staff were super friendly for breakfast. The rooms were clean and the location was so convenient to major strips, transit and restaurants."

"I almost don’t want to share this hidden gem. Even though this hotel is small, it has everything you need for a great stay at affordable price. Our room was clean and spacious. Our shower broke and they immediately replaced a new shower head. Beautiful courtyard where my husband watched a game while we sat having drinks by the fireplace and listening to a live steel drum singer. The staff was polite and location couldn’t have been better. We will definitely be staying again. The only con is the small size of the pool which felt like bath water. Otherwise, we had a perfect stay at the Ryder Hotel."

"My husband and I stayed here our wedding weekend. The hotel itself was beautiful and in a great location. I’m an interior designer so I loved the design. However, the only part that wasn’t particularly great was the staff. I expected that staff would be more friendly and willing to help but the overall vibe we got from the front desk staff was “meh.” It was a little disappointing especially since we tried to be kind to them (we even gave the front desk a few extra meals and leftover wedding cake from our wedding night) and told them we had just gotten married. No one was particularly rude but overall the staff fell short of our expectations. Unfortunately it feels like kindness and happiness aren’t valued as highly or seen as part of doing a good job in the service industry anymore."