Dan D.
Google
Our business stay at the Radisson in Sudbury was unfortunately not what we expected. The hotel is in a convenient downtown location, close to restaurants and right beside a small shopping mall — though it’s clearly seen better days. The proximity to everything is nice in theory, but the area felt a bit rough, with quite a few homeless individuals walking around nearby, which made the surroundings feel uneasy at times.
Inside, the service was good — staff at the front desk were polite and did their best to be accommodating. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives mostly end. The hallway carpets had a strong, unpleasant odor, which hit you as soon as you stepped out of the elevator. The rooms were large, which we appreciated, but they were quite dated and worn down. Furniture looked tired, the décor felt stuck in the early 2000s, and the overall cleanliness was below average.
The TV was small, the air felt musty, and the smell lingered enough to make it hard to relax. It’s clear the hotel needs a deep renovation and some serious attention to maintenance and ventilation.
While the staff were friendly and professional, the condition of the property really overshadows that effort. For the price and the Radisson name, we expected something cleaner and fresher.
Overall, this hotel might work if you absolutely need to stay downtown and want larger rooms, but it’s far from comfortable. With the odors, aging interiors, and worn-out feel, it’s hard to recommend unless major updates are made.