This was my first time staying at a Radisson Hotel. I booked it via Priceline for one night Christmas eve following an 8pm arrival at the airport.
When the shuttle full of guests (only about 7) arrived at the hotel, the front desk staff seemed harried and impatient, especially the older unkempt man who seemed ready to go off on the next guest who asked the wrong question.
The restaurant was closed which meant no room service either. When I asked Mr. Grumpypants if there were any restaurants nearby he waved his hand at me dismissively and said to try the yellow pages. The airline hadn't served us a meal of course, so my Christmas Eve dinner consisted of a bag of Cheese-It's and a bag of peanut M&Ms from the vending machine, and a glass of tapwater from my bathroom.
The decor and condition of the room was only so-so. Not being a regular traveler myself, I guessed this hotel caters primarily to business travelers. I've stayed in much better rooms at a comparably priced Best Western or slightly more upscale Marriott. The front desk staff did make a point of exclaiming that the rooms have "Sleep Number" beds but frankly they didn't seem any more comfortable than any other 3-star hotel mattress I've slept on.
Two stars instead of one because the bedding was a clean white duvet cover with matching linens, and because the morning front desk staff, especially Patricia, were friendly and helpful when I had to race back from the rental car center to pick up an important document I'd accidentally left behind in my room.
I doubt I'll choose to stay at a Radisson Hotel again.